The Coconino sun., 1917-12-28

week in klngman with her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Black.
 See the novelty prize dance at the Masquerade ball to be given at Marian hall New Years Eve by the band boys.
 Postmaster Jas. L. Byrnes was able to be out yesterday after being con fined to his room with sickness for a few days.
 If you haven't good face, borrow one, dress up, and attend the Masque- rade Ball to be given Monday night at Marlar's hall.
 s. +. Butler, who has been conduct ing vulcanizing shop in the Wald- hous garage, has moved his plant to the rear of the Paint Shop on Rail- road avenue.
 A baby boy was born to the wife of Ed Lockwood at o'clock yester- day morning. The little one lived only few hours, and was buried yes- terday afternoon.
 R. E. Dunlap, of Phoenix, state sec retary of the Christian church, will hold services at the City Hall next Sunday at Il a. m., and in the even- ing at 8 o'clock. Everybody is vel come.
 The two local Santa Fe freights one running out of Williams and the other out of Winslow to Flagstaff were put on Monday after being pull ed off for a few months. The local switch engine and crew were taken off last Saturday.
 A big crowd of Flagstaff people enjoyed the dance given by the munic- ipal band at Marian Hall Tuesday evening. They will again have an op- portunity to enjoy a New Years treat in form of a Masquerade Ball next Monday night.
 Charles Stemmer, a former Flag staff resident, arrived in town Wed. nesday from Cottonwood, where he is now located and in business. Charles is running an amusement hall and is also somewhat in the real estate bus. mess in Cottonwood.
 Prof. O. H. Richardson and Thomas Rees hooked up the Ford of the first named gentleman Wednesday noor and drove to Canyon Diablo in searcf of the festive cottontail. They re. turned late yesterday afternoon but so far have failed to report the sue cess of the trip.
 Two of the pupils of the Doney Park district, Reema Woodruff ant orville Pendergrass, have alread. graduated from the school, each witt percentage of more than 95 peI cent. School will continue until tn, heavy snows, and will again resume work in the spring. F. Maynard, Santa Fe oil bumper at this place, painfully though not SC riously burned his left hand and arm early yesterday morning, the accident being caused from back firing of oi from the furnace of the engine. Mir Maynard is not incapacitated to sucl an extent as to be kept away from his work.
 Mrs. Olive Smith, a recent arriva from South Dakota, was adjudged in, sane before the examining board yes terday, and will be taken to the stat, asylum today. The unfortunate wom an has a husband and two children one year old and the other three years old, and they will make the triI to Phoenix with her.
 Matthew L. Boner. in the employ of the Santa Fe at Seligman, anc Helen Dougherty, of Harrisburg Penn., procured the necessary licens, Monday from Clerk Chas. Adams, anc were immediately united in marriag, by Judge F. W. Perkins. The bride who is stranger to Arizona, arrived Monday morning from her far east ern home.
 Frank Owenby sold his Oak Creel fruit ranch Wednesday to Franl Spear and Jesse Purtyman. MT Owenby moved his family from Flag staff to this ranch in 1892 and has re sided on it continuously since tha time. He intends to move his cattl to Adamana, Apache county, wher' he owns another ranch, and he an, his family will make their residenc,