The Coconino sun., 1917-02-23


 he expects that it will be fair and no change in temperature today.
 J. c. Dolan of the Flagstaff Lum- Der Co.,, left yesterday morning for Los Angeles for a short visit to his family.
 Edgar Hash returned the first of the week from New York where he has been purchasing goods for Bab- bitt Bros. big store.
 MT. Charles Allen, of California, is visiting his brother F. o. Allen, the county immigration commissioner and expects to remain for some time.
 MT. John Hoffman, of Kingman, Arizona, was guest of E. c. Slipher Monday until Wednesday,. Mir. Hoff- man and MT. Slipher are Kappa Sig ma brothers.
 H. Jackson, the automobile man, re- turned from Phoenix Tuesday evening where he has been looking over the automobile field with view of secur- ing the agency for one of the new machines.
 Richard Naturalization are not only an orator. You are almost a poet" Is what this famous person. age thinks of Dr. Thomas E. Green who will lecture at the Orpheum Mon day night.--Adv.
 c. B. Nicolls, the elongated mana ger of the Standard Oil plant at Hol- brook, recently transferred from Flag staff was in Flagstaff Sunday and Monday. He couldn't stay away from the old Southwest club any longer.
 M. I. Powers went to Phoenix last evening to be present when the Shrin- CTS meet today. He will assist in heating the sands for the novices- the poor fellows who are always be- ing told to 'hang on to the rope"
 Late yesterday afternoon a Mexi- can workman assisting in taking down the iron awning in front of the old Eagle pool hall, accidently fell to the pavement, breaking his wrist. He was otherwise cut up about the head by the fall.
 John Steinmetz left Saturday night for California where he has gone to look over a piece of ranch property with view of buying it if the investi- gation is satisfactory. In case he makes the purchase he intends nov i ing his family there.
 Fred Mormon of the Commercial received word this week of the deatf of John Cockebeen at his home 1T Chicago, on February End, last. H' was employed at the Commercial lunch counter for nearly year ant made many warm friends here wht will regret to learn of his death.
 Geo. Dewey, rear admiral of the U S. navy:-"I am strongly impressed by the force and beauty of your ad dress. Your ringing words are sucl as cannot fail to instill patriotism il the heart of every one who hear you,' in referring to Dr. Greens lee ture Monday night at the orpheun theatre on America, the World Peacemaker."-Ady.
 | Mir. S. S. Preston and family, to gether with F. D. Krenz and Lorenz' Hubble, son of J. Lorenzo Hubbell came in from Tuba Tuesday after ; strenous trip through the snow. Mir Hubbell had been over from Keam' Canyon to visit the big copper mine being opened up by the Navapo Cop per Co.,, and to pay a neighborly visi to post trader friends.
 The property owners of Flagstaff as well as those who lease property are to be congratulated on thu promptness with which they cleane' the three days snow precipitation from the walks along their property The city has not been far behind then and has made good at crossings al we'll as the roadways. It makes { heap of difference to fellow when h. shovels his'n and has to walk througl snow on the other fellows walk.