The Coconino sun., 1917-01-12

Judge Holub of Williams, was in
Flagstaff Monday.
Elks Jitney dance in Mcmillan hall
Saturday night. sc a dance.
Judge M. A. Murphy is down at the
seat of the political war this week..
Raymond Prochnow left Monday for
Oakland to continue his course in COL
lege.
Jim Patton, the railroading rancher,
was in the city this week from his
place of Information near Bellsmont.
County Engineer F. A. Berg is in
Tucson. this week attending Univer-
sity special week of instruction on
agriculture.
C. B. Nicolls, local manager of the
Standard Oil plant left last night for
Phoenix to attend a state meeting Of
local plant managers.
Mrs. Frank Leslie who has been
visiting her brother, Sheriff Lee New
man at Holbrook for few days, re-
turned the first of the week.
Ira Hart and wife, who have been
visiting at Santa Ana, California, for
few months returned to Flagstaff
Tuesday and will make this their
home in the future.
Assistant Forest Supervisor R. F.
Balthis and Ranger L. B. Maxwell,
left Wednesday for Camp Verde to
assist the stockmen in making appli-
cations for grazing permits for the
coming year.
Mrs. H. B. White, wife Of the pro-
prietor of the Weatherford hotel, is
expected home Sunday from an ex-
tended trip on the coast. During the
past few days she has been visiting
relatives at Kingman.
Miss Edith Johnson, daughter OF
Section Foreman August johnson
who has been at home during the
holidays, left Monday evening for Al.
buquerque, where she is taking 9
course Of study in a business college
in that city.
The general manager of the Emp
ress theatre, J. J. Costigan, has every
reason to believe that the year 1911
will be prosperous one, for on Wed
nesday night, January 10, 1917, ther'
occurred birthday in his family o.
one boy, for which he is duly thankful
Rev. August F. Wallis arrived il
Flagstaff this week with his famil,
from Brawley, Calf. Rev. Wallis ha
accepted charge of the Baptist church
He is a very pleasant gentleman Il
meet and will undoubtedly receive
warm welcome from the people gene
rally.
Walter B. Lowe, we'll known her
but who a few years ago removed
Clarkdale, writes that he is now Twin
in Oakland, California, with hi
daughter. Miss Dorothy was Marie
sometime ago to Newton Benedict Q
Clarkdale and is now happily situate
in her Okland home.
Mrs. Haskins who left Flagsta
Tuesday morning for Los Angelo
was called back to Kentucky by
; telegram advising her Of the seriou
illness of a brother, and went throug
| Flagstaff east on Wednesday after
| noon on her way to Kentucky. Sh
T received Geographic advise Of his il
, ness when she reached Kingman.
w. A. Carter, who has for the pa.
: few years held down responsible pos
tons in the Santa Fe yards and st;
5 ton, has resigned and left Sunday Il
E Hereford, Texas, where he will r,
: ingage in ranch service under forms
station agent o. H. John. He leave
e a whole glom of good friends hel
/, who wish him we'll in his new HON
Mrs. d. d. Carter, his mother WI
e has been visiting him here during IL
: past week went to Winslow with hi
a for a short visit to old friends thel
v before returning to her home in Ricl
I mond, Calf.
3 J. A. Welsh, the young man wi
: for number Of years saw that h
e men kept the Santa Fe rails the r
!, quired number of inches apart alor
: up Riordan way, was in Flagsta
Saturday, having sold out his inte
: ests in that section Of the COUNT
a over near Manila, Arizona, where
: has been for the past year. He WI
s glad to get back to his old job on Il
e chill" and claims that he has be,
t thoroughly "sanded" and "winded
Il w. J. Kaup, another artist who on
S touches the pump car handle when
e has ris up" was in town with hi