The Coconino sun., 1917-07-20


 M. l. Powers was in Williams We'd nesday on business trip.
 MT. Roberts, the sheepman, shipped three cars of sheep to the Los Angeles market Thursday.
 Wm. Friedlein left Sunday evening for Kansas City, where he will visit for two weeks with rlatives.
 J. c. Pollard returned the first of the week from a sheep shearing cam paign. The season ended in Miles City, Montana, this year.
 Mrs. Tom Rees and daughter, Bar bara, returned from weeks visit at the Al Sanford ranch near Seligman, Thursday.
 R. T. Brown, the sheepman, was in town Thursday. He is making his summer headquarters at Marshall Lake.
 Misses Allie and Mamie Johnston, of Texarkana, Ark, came in on No. 9 Thursday morning for a months visit with their sister, Mrs. Frank Harrison.
 Mrs. L. H. Prince arrived from Los Angeles Thursday to join her hus- band who has been in F'lagsatff for the past two months employed at the Flagstaff Mercantile Go.
 L. N. Goodding came in the first of the week from Clarkdale to join Mrs. Goodding who has been visiting here for the past week. They expect to spend the summer in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. J. W. Corners was a passenger for Needles Thursday morning where she will visit for a short time. Mrs. Corners has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ivey, at the ranch north of town for some time.
 c. M. Brooks returned from Los Angeles where he took the examina- ton for the Engineers Reserve corps. He passed the examinations and when he receives his assignment it will be as First Lieutenant Class A.
 The News Stand received a ship ment of four Brunswick phonographs this week and each machine is q beautiful piece of furniture. The Brunswick will reproduce any make of record as perfectly as the Pathe record for which it is designed.
 The Sullivan & Taylor furniture store is featuring fine line of wicker furniture this week. Wicker furnish ings are becoming more popular each year, as it is an article that will give maximum wear without becoming shabby.
 Misses Susie and Emma Zalaha, of Streeter, H., arrived Wednesday for visit with their brother, John Zalaha and wife. Miss Susie will go on to California in a few weeks and Miss Emma will remain for an extended visit. Councilman C. w. Heiser left Thursday morning for a visit in the east. He will stop off at Pittsburg, Pa., and represent the Moose Lodge at the national convention and will go from there to New York City and other eastern points for visit.
 Mrs. Kate Thomas, of Oak Creek, was one of the first to answer the call of the Flagstaff Red Cross for old muslin and lint to be used in making surgical dressings. While a few res- bonded to the call, the need for this material is still urgent and anyone having articles for the Red Cross should notify Mrs. w. H. Porter.
 Harry Jackson, of the Jackson-Park- CT Motor Co.,, returned from St. Johns Wednesday, where he had been since Saturday delivering a Cadillac Club roadster to a purchaser. Before start ing for St. Johns he tried the car out on Observatory Hill. It made the climb in second gear with four pas sengers in the car.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Ellis and two children and MT. and Mrs. Schlat and three children arrived Wednesday from Los Angeles by autos and are visiting with MT. and Mrs. F. F. Brooks. Mr. Ellis is MT. Brooks only nephew. They will stay some time here visiting and motoring to the many points of interest around here. They reported the trip by auto from Los Angeles to be not at all bad, by travelling late in the evening over the warm sections of the country, and the roads good most of the way.