The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07

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 Joe Samsky left Wednesday night for Phoenix for several days visit.
 F. L. Dodge, the Parks merchant is visitor in town on court business
 Johnny McWilliams, rancher of Maine, is attending court this week
 Mrs. Nellie Dunnick has accepted position as saleslady in the J. Her. man Go. Store.
 Miss Lutie Paxton was week end guest of Miss Virginia Loudermilch of Holbrook.
 DRESSMAKING and remodeling Little Girls dresses Speciality. Mrs Hall, 320 N. Beaver.
 Miss Duffy and Miss Boyer were Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs L. E. Carron of Holbrook. WANTED-Set of books to keep af. ter office hours. Thoroughly compe- tent. See Mir. Hall, Room 19, Bab- bitt Bldg.
 George Hoffman has accepted po- sition with the Campbell-Francis Sheep Co. at one of their ranches near Mormon Lake.
 Ira Mitchell intends to leave soon for the coast to take the examination with the purpose in view of entering the shipbuilding service of the U. S.
 William McHenry, a postoffice in spector with headquarters in Los An geles, was here yesterday looking over the accounting department of the local postoffice.
 Miss Edna, oldest daughter of Mir and Mrs. Robert Gleason, suffered a fracture of the right wrist last Sun. day morning while attempting tc crank Ford car.
 Business has been quiet in the jus, tice and police courst so far this week only one case coming up before the justice of the peace and none before the police judge.
 Andy Samsky, of the Samsky Bros. plumbers, left Sunday evening for Sar Francisco to enter the U. S. ship building service at Mare Island as 2 boilermaker.
 Mrs. Wm. Bush, of Los Angeles and niece, Miss Owens, of Kansas friends of A. c. Bader and family stopped off here Wednesday for , brief stay while enroute to California
 Miss Margaret Curry, whose fathel has homestead five miles north O Maine, is spending a few days il town. Miss Margaret is a stenogra pher and is looking for work in he line.
 Collis Mayflower went out the frs of the week to procure a Christmal tree for some of his young lad! friends in Mesa. He report getting beauty and will send it down by ex press tomorrow.
 w. c. Jones, secretary and book keeper of the Jerome Independent Meat Co.,, who has been spending { months vacation here with relative. and old friends, will leave tomorrow to resume his duties with the com. pany.
 Chester Alexander, wife and baby departed Saturday for San Diego Calif., where they will spend the win. ter and may permanently locate Chester was formerly pressman in the Sun office, but for the past several months was with the Leader.
 Chris Streit, engineer at the Green law sawmill, is spending a few days in town. Chris is not near the oldest man in this part of the country, but he came here about the time Capt. John Hance took the contract to con- struct the Frisco Peaks.
 Miss Virginia Phelan, after a ten days visit here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. T. Phelan, left Sunday for Phoenix to resume her position as nurse in the Sisters Hospital at that place. Miss Phelan is taking a three year course in the hospital and has only one more year to complete her course.
 Judge N. G. Layton, one of the early settlers of Flagstaff, who has been holding a position in the state hospital for the insane at Phoenix, recently resigned the job and return ed to Flagstaff yesterday. The judges many friends will be pleased to learn that he is again to become a resident of our city.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert and baby returned Wednesday from Colorado,