The Coconino sun., 1917-08-17
A baby girl was born. to MT. an' Mrs. Gus Dahl on August 9th.

Miss M. R. Lightburne, teacher of piano and violin. IF w. Birch ave. If
 A marriage license was issued Aug ust IA to Chas. Simpson, Jr. and Edna Mae Heckethorn.
 Elicio Moreno Maria Loredo, both of Williams, were married by Justice of the Peace Button August 13.
 Work on the new post office build- ing is going ahead rapidly. It is un- derstood that the contract calls for a complete building within sixty days.
 J. F. Davis and family arrived Tuesday from Ash Fork and have taken up their residence on west Asp en avenue. MT. Davis will be em- ployed at the depot.
 Miss Flora Jensen returned from Los Angeles Monday evening for a visit with her parents. Miss Jensen has spent the past six months on the coast studying music.
 Miss Blanche Mumford left We'd nesday evening for Mesa where she will teach the coming year in the Mesa public schools. She has been visiting with Mrs. Ali. Dickinson.
 J. L. Schmidt arrived from San Francisco Wednesday to accept a position as jeweler in the Kahl Drug store. Mir. Schmidt comes highly recommended as an expert jeweler.
 R. H. Riggs and family left Tues. day for Glendale, California, where Mir. Biggs has accepted position in a banking house. During his residence here he was employed at the Arizona Central Bank.
 Jack Stagg was in from his ranch in Dead Man Flat Monday and while here made application for final home stead papers. He is rejoicing over the fact that he has a full tank of water on his ranch.
 Daniel Wallace, of Melrose, N. M., arrived last week for visit with w. H. Anderson and family. Mir. Wallace is we'll known in Flagstaff, having been in the cattle business here prior to his going to New Mexico.
 The Yeoman Lodge will give q Soldier Boy benefit entertainment ir the city hall August 22, at S:30 p. m Box supper, dancing and other enter tainment. Admission 75c, ladies free Everybody invited. Ladies bring box
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Crable and family, MT. and Mrs. W. F. Jagger and family, Mrs. Jaggers mother Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Craig Pottin' ger, left Flagstaff Thursday after. noon for a two days visit at the Grand Canyon.
 ! c. W. Hoard left for Albuquerque Tuesday evening where he will take a position in the post office as a postal clerk. Mir. Hoard has been the posta clerk at the local office for a numbe, of years and the change means an ad' vancement in his line of work. ...
 Hugh McGookin has received worc that his son, Charles, will soon leave for France. As censor is on the jot he was not advised as to the sailing date or the port from which his sor would sail. Charles is in the eviatiol corps.
 MT. c. McAbee and family and { party of friends arrived in Flagstaa Wednesday from the south and ar' now enjoying an outing at Lake Mary Mir. McAbee resided in Flagstaff som' time ago engaging in the contracting business. The party is making a touI of the north in autos.
 Three soldiers came in from For Bliss, Texas, Monday and returned t their post of duty the same day witl Oscar Schultz, who was arrested 1 week ago by the sheriffs office a Camp 12 as a deserter from the U. s Army. The soldiers say this is tn second escape Schultz has made iron the army.
 II A meeting of the members of tn State Council of Defense was held i the city hall Tuesday evening for tn purpose of organizing the member of Coconino county into count body. Dr. V. M. Slipher was choose as the county chairman. Mir. Smal ley, secretary of the state council wa at the meeting and gave an outline o the work he is now carrying on in thi