The Coconino sun., 1917-12-28

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 O. B. Raudebaugh was Williams visitor Wednesday.
 Fred Metz has accepted the posi- tion of night clerk at the Babbitt ga- rage.
 Everything in the Power Hat Shop going regardless of cost at the inven- tory sale.
 Mrs. Fred Russell returned Friday from visit with relatives in Wiscon- sin and Iowa.
 Rev. A. F. Wallis, of the Baptist church, visited Winslow Wednesday, returning yesterday.
 Charles Babcock left the first of the week for Phoenix, where he intends to reside until spring.
 Mrs. Hall will continue dressmak- ing at her new location, 723 N. Beav- CT St., (Lovreck residence).
 Mrs. Claude Mack has gone to Col orado for an extended visit with rel atives at her old home. She was ac- companied by Mrs. Geo. Bailey.
 Junior, son of Mir. and Mrs. I. P. McConkey, of Williams, is here to visit with his young friends, and is stopping at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Richmond
 Albert o. Switzer, who is travelling for St. Louis firm, is here visiting his brothers, Will and Ed. Albert resided in Flagstaff in the early days and will be remembered by all the old timers.
 Mrs. Albert Fouse left Sunday for Albuquerque to join her husband who has opened a hat shop in that city. They intend to return to Flagstaff next summer to again make this place their home.
 Sheriff Dickinson returned from Phoenix Wednesday, bringing back with him Frank Salazar, who is charged with horse stealing. Salazar was put under a S1,000 bond, which was promptly given.
 Joe Lee, one of the old timers of this county and former resident of Tuba City, is visitor in town. Mir. Lee has been in New Mexico for sev- eral years but recently decided to again make his home among us.
 Late reports on health conditions at Army camps and cantonments show the epidemic of measles to be greatly decreasing. In severa! camps where measles has extensively prevailed the number of cases of pneumonia has de- creased.
 l.. H. Lewis, late of Iowa, but who for the past few months has been visiting on the coast, arrived in town Tuesday. Mir. Lewis is looking for a place to locate and is favorably i'm pressed with Flagstaff and surround ings. f
 Frank Owenby, who served here on the trial jury during the long session of the Superior Court, departed yes terday for his home on Oak Creek. MT. Owenby formerly made his home in Flagstaff and is one of the pio- | neers of this section
 E. S. Carlos, guardian of the court house and grounds, spent Christmas day with his family at the ranch at Turkey Tanks. For the big eats the family journeyed to the pines and en- joyed an open air cooked dinner, in which the Dutch oven played an im- portant part.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Dorcas McGahey, moth CT of Fred McGahey of Flagstaff, which occurred at her old home at Palestine, H., on Dec. IA. She was 79 years old. Fred left here few weeks ago for Phoenix to spend the winter.
 The Prescott lodge of Elks has the distinction of initiating the largest class of any lodge in Arizona. At their meeting last Saturday night twenty-eight gentlemen from Clark dale, Prescott and other northern Ari- zona towns were initiated into the the lodge.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. o. Cress and son, and Mrs. L. w. Cress and children left Friday for Los Angeles where they will visit with relatives during the winter. After short visit Mir. Cress will return to Flagstaff and take up his work in the Cress Bros. tailoring shop.
 Frank Thompson, one of Oak