The Coconino sun., 1917-06-08

Box 675.
 Tom Mccullough went to Los An geles Wednesday.
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson left Wednesday for Galesburg, Illinois.
 One of the best business lots in town for sale. P. O. Box 675.
 Mrs. J. w. Francis is spending few days in Los Angeles on visit.
 J. J. Costigan of the Empress has installed an orchestra as an added at traction.
 Miss Ellen Hopkins went to Sring- field, Illinois on Thursday to spend her vacation.
 Celebrated Donofrio Ice Cream served at News Stand Parlor. Just opened. Tables for ladies.
 Miss Stout of Washington, D. C., is a new arrival at the Normal where she will attend summer school.
 T. J. Hudspeth and R. H. Carr have purchased the Miller Sheep outfit near Seligman including large tract of land.
 Miss Bess Tidwell who taught in the Flagstaff public schools this year left for her home in Blanchard, Okla homa, Thursday.
 Joe Babbitt enlisted in the First Arizona Regiment and left last night for Phoenix. He will leave Phoenix Sunday night for Naco.
 Twenty-Five Indian boys from the Western Navajo Indian school at Tu- ba City have left for the beat fields in Colorado to do their bit.
 Chet Black, formerly of the Dress well Shop, is visiting in town this week. He expects to go to Kingman Sunday where he has business inter- ests.
 The Forest Service reports that they have supply of vegetable seeds from the Department of Agriculture which will be distributed to those who want them.
 Mrs. A. G. Bader left Saturday for San Diego to visit her son Dolph who has been sick there for the past few days. He was reported better yes terday and will soon be out again.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeff Newman and daughter Pearl arrived in Flagstaff via auto from Los Angeles. They will spend a few days here and then con- tinue their journey to the White Mts.
 Everett L. McCammon enlisted with the First Arizona Regiment yester- day and left last night for Phoenix. He will visit with his mother in Phoe- nix and leave Sunday night for Naco.
 l.. c. Coles who has been employed as jeweler at the Kahl Drug Co. for the past two months, left Sunday night for Douglas, Arizona, where. he has accepted a position with the Phelps-Dodge Co.
 Mrs. Harry Fulton, one of the early residents of Flagstaff, is the guest of Mrs. F. w. Sisson for a few days. Mrs. Fulton has been east and stopped over for a few days to see her many friends, on her way home to San Die go, Calf. ....
 Dr. R. H. H. Blome returned to Flagstaff Tuesday after an extensive trip through the southern part of the state. On his way home he delivered the baccalaureate address to the graduating class of the Tempe Nor nal school.
 Andy Jones of the Proctor Amuse- ment Co. was released on bond Mon day and returned to the Carnival company. His bootlegging case will probably come up in the Superior court in July. Frank Spear and J. Harrington were the bondsmen.
 Miss Zella Wells of Sidney, Ohio, arrived in Flagstaff Sunday morning from Tucson where she has been at- tending the University of Arizona for the past year. Miss Wells will attend the summer school session of the local Normal this year.
 Miss Zella Wells, who is a new ar rival at the Normal wished to try some Western experiences and while at Lake Mary tried riding a burro. A few wild plunges and Miss Wells lay among the rocks, a sadder but wiser girl. Nevertheless she was glad that she had this much of the Western life. The committee in charge of the reg istration day program wish to thank MT. John Barncord and MT. R. B. |