The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-18
Local Brevities
Il invite full investigation of my
record. c. B. Wilson.


been attending the meeting Of the
grand lodge of Elk, as representative
Flagstaff Lodge No. 400.
Peter Schroeder, the cattleman at
Pratt Park, was in Flagstaff last Fri
day. Mr.. Schroeder is just recover
ing from broken hip which occurr-
ed some seven months ago.
Mr.. p. F. Richer, Of Phoenix, who
recently disposed of his cattle hold
ings in the valley for the round sum
of $4,000, is visiting his old-time
friend L. M. Hoghe this week.
Misses Gladys and Helen SHILLING,
of Riverside, Cal, arrived in Flagstaff
Monday and are the guests Of their
sister, Mrs. P. Paul linn. They ex-
pect to remain a month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hensing left
Wednesday for an auto trip into New
Mexico for couple of weeks. During
their absence James A. Johnson and
wife of Phoenix, will occupy their res
idence.
E. A. Sawyer, prominent sheep
man and democrat Of Winslow, was
in the city Tuesday with George A.
Olney, the democratic candidate for
governor. Ed is one Of Olney's per-
sistent boosters.
Mrs. Ed Berg of Phoenix is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. M. Wilson,
having arrived in Flagstaff last SUM-
day evening. Mrs. Berg was former
ly Miss Marguerite Harding and well
known in Flagstaff.
Lady Beuna Hilty and her little
brother Brian, alias "Pudge," left yes
terday for their home in Kingman.
Neither one seemed over anxious to
leave Flagstaff for some reason or
other-mostly another.
Mr.. A. S. Warrington, of Los
Angeles, who is interested in the Bly,
the country, was in Flagstaff last
Saturday on a land deal with A. j.
Diamond who has a select piece of
property in that prosperous region.
Mrs. J. Waldhause returned from
Winslow last Sunday morning on No.
9, where she was visiting some
friends for a few days. When Joe
Waldhause arrived he had on one of
the latest style. coats, a muddy one.
Captain Charles Price is in the city
this week looking up recruits for the
Arizona regiment now stationed along
the border. He says conditions are
not clearing up very rapidly down
there, but the boys are being treated
well.
Senator Larry Quinlan, Of Wins
low, was in Flagstaff yesterday, figur-
ing how many votes he could sneak
across the county line into Mojave
county, to assist him in his campaign
this fall. He has no opposition in the
primaries.
Raymond Prochnow left Tuesday
morning for Oakland to resume his
studies in college. Raymond claims
he does not have to run around the
race track before breakfast at that
school, as he is a senior and entitled
to more consideration.
DR.. Philip Skrainka, literary editor
of the Interstate Medical Journal,
published at st. Louis, is visiting his
friend DR.. R. o. Raymond. The doc
tor will remain here for a few weeks
to enjoy the climate and view the
many wonders in this vicinity.
Frew Morton, who idolizes the new
equipment recently purchased by the
California-Arizona Construction Co.
for use in paving, accompanied by
George Mcneil of the Leader force
was in Winslow Saturday, looking up
paving, printing and other matters
during the last day of the celebration
Mr.. A. r. Woods, train master OF
the first district, with headquarters at
Albuquerque, has been transferred to
the third district with headquarters at
Williams, to succeed Mr.. E. H. Duff
field, who recently resigned, Mr..
Woods being succeeded by Mr.. Chas.
Hit. Woods was formerly chief dis
patcher at Winslow.
Parties wishing to have their bed
ding and baggage taken to the snake
dance by J. G. Tarbell will please
have it at the Lighting Delivery Of
fee not later than Tuesday morning,
August %, at $3.50 a. M, as the wag-
ons and teams Will start on that date.
Parties wishing to go in the wagon
will also be there. See Mr.. Tarbell
for rates. Dinner will be prepared
for those leaving in motors on the
morning Of the 25th, and served at
Orabia the same evening.