The Coconino sun., 1916-12-22

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the penalty.
A nice line of trimmed hats, selling
away below cost at the Elite Hat Shop
Mrs. w. H. Power.
Enter enhancing Euphemia in en-
raptured escapades in Miss Fearless
& Co. at the 0rpheum.
Mrs. ]. C. Milligan, who has been
spending a few months on the coast
for her health, returned the first of
the week.
Miss Francis Ormand, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. f.
H. Wheat for sometime, left last Mon
day evening for her home in Phoenix.
Judge X, N. Sleeves and Deputy
Sheriff "Boney" Smith of Williams
were in Flagstaff Tuesday morning.
Judge Sleeves was not in charge of
the deputy sheriff, because there is no
law for arresting a lawyer.
Lee VanDeren was in Wednesday
and Thursday from his ranch at Sc
dona. 1t will probably be his last
trip up on the mountain until spring.
Mr.. VanDeren says there is consider
able sickness down on the Creek for
this time of year.
J. A. johnson, the genial lumber
peddler for the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,
with headquarters at Phoenix, was in
Flagstaff Monday looking over the
yards to see how much more lumber
he could dispose of to southern Gus
toners.
Supervisor r. T. Brown and Mrs
Brown came up from Williams Sun
day afternoon by auto. Uncle Tom
came up to attend one of the final
meetings of the board of supervisors
before he turns over the halter strap
to the members of the new board.
Mrs. G. N. Batey and daughter
Mrs. John Zalaha and baby went to
Mesa Sunday to spend part of the
winter with Mrs. Baty's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pattee. Mr.. Zalaha accom-
panied them but will remain only &
short time.
Archie Grant, one Of the old time
wood artists of Northern Arizona, re
turned last week from Prescott where
he has been making lumber into
houses. He has a number Of "homes'
in the good towns up north and one Of
the main ones is Flagstaff.
]. d jackson, one of the dyed-in,
the-woolist. democrats that evel
scratched ticket, is now "happying
customers at Brooks west end genera
store which has been growing in popu
lar favor so rapidly that more com
petant help was necessary.
Bert Lyons, the engaging young
man who is one Of Land Commissioner
Jones' main assistants in handling the
Santa Fe grant lands, was in Flag,
staff Monday. He is taking care Of
the wants Of the stockmen who arr
interested in the purchase Of grazing
| lands.
Mr.. T. A. Riordan will leave today
for Tulsa, Oklahoma, to spend Chris
mas with his daughter Mrs. Chambers
Mr.. Chambers is now manager of {
large cold storage plant in Tulsa a!
we'll as a director in one of the larges
banks in the city.
William "Bill" Evans, the. yount
man who makes Wells Fargo stuff g
far and also bags all the baggage a
the Santa Fe station, was in HoLbrool
Sunday lounging along the brook fol
the day. Bill is really one of the hes
"baggagers" that ever busted mill
can.
Mr.. Ed. Parker, who for numbe
of years has had charge Of the say
filing room of the A. L. e. T. mill, ha
resigned his position. Mr.. Parker /
reputed to be one of the most compe
tent man in his line of business and hi
occupation is one Of the most import
ant Of any in the successful manu-
facture of lumber.
Thos. Slattery, the banker-plumbel
left Sunday for San Francisco on
couple months vacation and to spen
the holiday season. While it is rumoi
ed among his friends that there Nigh
be a "Mrs. Slattery" returning wit
him, we have no authentic informatio
on the subject, but certain symptom
noticed would indicate an uncertaint
of mind on his part.
Attorney Joe Morrison Of Phoeni'
was in Flagstaff the later part Of las
. week comforting with Mr.. Eugene d
Sable, the New York millionaire mir
ing man who is the main hacker OF tn
Navajo Copper Co. He was accom-
panied by L. P. Goldstone, prom
, nent mining engineer and Mr.. Me-