The Coconino sun., 1916-08-04

S. E. Allen and wife left yesterday
for Green River, Wyoming.
Mrs. Fred Mormon, wife of night
Clerk Mormon of the Commercial,
left yesterday for San Francisco.
Mrs. Eva Marshall went to Viii
liams yesterday in the interest of her
candidacy for county superintendent
Of schools.
| Mr.. Harry Addison of Williams,
came in on the local yesterday for
visit to friends.
Mr.. f. w. Chambers, second vice
president of the Santa Fe, and party
left in his private car yesterday for
Los Angeles.
Hon. E. E. Ellinwood of Bisbee. ar
rived in Flagstaff last evening on
legal business.
Mr.. A. c. Parks, one of the early
residents of Flagstaff, now of Phoe-
nix, is visiting in Flagstaff and will
remain for some time.
Mrs. Kahl of Cincinnati arrived in
Flagstaff Wednesday to visit her son
Mr.. Herman Kahl of the Hunter Drug
Co. Mrs. Kahl is enroute to the coast.
Mr.. E. F. Whittelsey and family ar
rived in Flagstaff from Phoenix We'd
nesday evening and left the following
day for Oak Greek on their annual
outing to that place.
Mrs. Gus Dahl and children arrived
Wednesday from their ranch near
Cedar Vale, New Mexico, where they
have lived for the last year. Hence
Gus wears the smile.
Mrs. Steve Crawford and son of
Jasper, Alabama, are leaving for Los
Angeles tomorrow. Mrs. Crawford
and son have been visiting her sister
Mrs. 7. P. Manning for the past
month.
John Lazear, now one of the big
gest cattle owners in the Winslow
country, was in Flagstaff Tuesday,
accompanied by Howard Randall, who
has charge of the w. ]. Randall out
fit in that part of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Preston and son
Scott, returned from an extended trip
east yesterday morning. They have
been visiting relatives in Missouri
and other places. Mr.. Preston says
the heat wave was almost unbearable.
A. G. Bader is the proud possessor
of a thousand gladiolia blossoms
which he raised in his own garden
this year. He is an expert in that
line of bushes and believes more
healthy flowers could be developed
here.
Herman Luckenbll who has been
working for time in the Arizona
Central Bank, left this week for Oat-
man to assist in the work of that
branch. He was formerly from Bur
lington, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe left
Wednesday for Phoenix. They will
visit the Grand Canyon on their way
to that city. Mr.. Howe has been
employed in the main offices of Bah
bit Brothers.
Walter Randall, the well known
cattle man of Pine, was in Flagstaff
couple days this week from the
south. Mr.. Randall is also interested
in large bunch of cattle in the Clear
Creek country.
Mr.. j. B. Cook, of Tempe, the man
who is making the Lilly brand of
canned milk famous in the Southwest,
came in from the south Tuesday even
ing to meet his family who have been
camping on Oak Creek.
r. E. Taylor has two neat bum
galows nearly completed on West
Birch avenue adjoining his own resi-
dence, which will soon be ready for
occupancy. H. E. johnson had the
contract for building them.
Zeke Newman and family of Heb
er, were in Flagstaff this week in
their auto. Having come over to at
tend the memorial services held be-
cause of the interment of Mr.. New
mans mother who died last winter in
Phoenix.
Herb. Asselin, the hero of many a
badger fight and the Beau Brummel
of Camp 1, F. J.. NJ, was in Flagstaff
a couple days the first of the week in
speeding the main Office and to see
that his friends were conducting
things RIGHT