The Coconino sun., 1916-11-17
Local Brevities

Canyon school, was in Flagstaff last
week.
Donald Herring was an east bound
passenger for Oklahoma City Satur-
day.
Mrs. Shaffer went to Los Angeles
last Saturday morning for visit to
friends.
"Uncle Sam" Diamond presented
his presence to Williams Saturday and
Sunday.
a Rixy Deuel., the sheep shearing
monarch, left Saturday for his winter
headquarters at Morristown.
Meyer Transfer-Can't move school
house, but we can move trunks, use
our phone often No. 263 or 70.
Mrs. Walter Jaeger and children,
accompanied by her mother who has
been visiting here for some time, left
Sunday for Phoenix.
Phil Matchin, key juice jerker for
the Western Union, left Saturday
evening for Exeter, California, for q
short visit to his parents.
]. NJ. Ewing, figure expert for the
Standard Oil Company with head
quarters at Phoenix, was in Flagstaff
Saturday, comforting with Mic the
Nicolls, local agent
Prof. o. H. Richardson was pleased
to announce the arrival of Miss Mary
Jane Richardson at his home Tuesday
morning. The new member Of the
family weighed 7h pounds.
Joe Rabbit, the sad young man
with no friends except his own, wan
dered down to Phoenix Saturday night
in hopes the state fair would be oven
by the time he came home.
Glenn Dunklen and Chester Haines
two of Winslow's high society sons
were in Flagstaff Sunday, singing
soulful songs to sweet social sirens
"Both of them boys has friends here.
Mr.. ]. C. Kester, the potato poten,
tate, left Sunday evening for Ell Pasc
and will make his way around by
Phoenix to meet Mrs. Kester before
the state fair has been completely OBJ
squatulated.
AL. Steif, genial young man who
de-whiskers the millionaire tourists al
the Grand Canyon, was in Flagstaff
Sunday He drove in on the Santa
Fe with friend to see him that fan
along on his journey east.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Pollock are at
tending the state fair this week. Mr.
Pollock has two or three good horse:
entered in the races and proposes t.
bring home some bacon this trip sure
Manager Johnny Barncord of the
Orpheum Theatre couldn't forego the
pleasure of seeing the big doings al
the state fair, consequently packed hi:
willow-ware wandering wallet anC
wended his way to Phoenix Monday
morning.
George Black Sr., left Monday fol
Los Angeles after spending couple
weeks here in which he was not only
interested in the election, but put il
few busy hours in gathering VI
punches of cattle for his sons, Jimmy
and Claude.
Mr.. j. S. Amundsen, general mana
ger of the Arizona Stores for Rabbit
Bros, was in Flagstaff Saturday from
Kingman. While he isn't talking poll
tics much, financial conditions dowr
that way please him much better thar
political ones.
Miss Vivian Spelmire, very popu
lar little young lady of Williams, ar
rived in Flagstaff Friday evening ant
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Rabbit. She brought her bes
doll with her and attended party thu
very next day.
Charles f. Howard, formerly of Ash
Fork and Flagstaff and Baltimore
was in Flagstaff Saturday. Charlie
has come to the conclusion that ;
human being may be either a demo
crat or a republican, but he'd ough
to be human in any event.
j. duff" Brown and son Buster o
Ash Fork, were in Flagstaff last Fri
day. Since both of them have beer
aliens from Texas so long, they didn'
care much whether Wheeler or Wilson
was elected-their cows are still bit
ing the grass on many hills.
Mr.. A. B. McGaffey Of Perea, N
NJ, was in Flagstaff Friday, the CUES
of Mr.. /. B. Koch, general manage
of the A. L. & T. company. Mr.. Nc
Caffey has extensive numbering ope