The Coconino sun., 1917-02-02

| pneum, fepruary 10.
 Mrs. Gus Dillman was in Williams Wednesday visiting friends.
 Mrs. J. D. Jackson left Wednesday for Los Angeles to remain for a week. ] Valentine Dance--at New Marian hall Friday evening, February 18th. Come.
 The Delicatessen Shop has put in select assortment of potted plants as well as fresh supply of cut flowers.
 A new line of Johnstons chocolates has been added to the select stock of good things to eat at the Delicatessen Shop.
 The Dresswell Shop has received new line of Edwin Clapp shoes for the benefit of their more fastidious GUS toners.
 MT. Guy Lowell, nephew of the late Dr. Lowell, was in Flagstaff a few days this week, leaving later for California
 Trainmaster R. A. Woods was in Flagstaff Wednesday. A. R. is get ting so that he rather claims Flag staff as home.
 | The Williams Band Boys fifth anni- versary dance has been indefinitely postponed, owing to the death of one of their members.
 NJ. I. Powers of the Citizens bank left Sunday for few days visit to
 the Kingman district and to transact
 some business in Phoenix. Frank Smakel is at home again having arrived in Flagstaff from the
 south Wednesday. His friends are pleased to see him home again. , Mrs. Paschel, who has been visiting
 in the east for sevral months, has re.
 turned to- Flagstaff for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. E. Ellinger
 MT. A. Fowler and wife of Sar
 Francisco arrived in Flagstaff Tues
 day. Nr. Fowler will have charge ot the filing room for the A. L. & T
 company.
 Harry Embach the cattleman, re
 turned to Flagstaff Sunday from Chi cago, where he has been the past few
 weeks, called by the unexpected deatl of his father.
 Mrs. Baker of Flagstaff, daughter of Mrs. L. Sherwood, is here to re : : main the balance of the winter. Sh, is accompanied by her little daughter
 St. Johns Observer.
 Hugo Jenson's is the newest fac,
 seen in the grocery department o, Babbitt Bros. Mir. Jenson was form
 erly with Crawfords Grocery wher, he made many friends. Louis Benedict, the sheepman, lief
 Wednesday for Phoenix on a chang
 of climate trip, also to ascertain per 8 sonally whether all that has been saic about Gov Tom Campbell is true. 5 Mrs. Fred Platten of Williams, wal
 in Flagstaff Wednesday the guest O 3 Mrs. Frank Leslie. Since Range q Platten quit the forest service, Mrs s Platten says, he has just become ; :. plain rancher and cattleman. Jack Crabb, the poet laureate of thu t Coconino Cattle Growers association !, and former president of the associa ' tion, was in Flagstaff the first of tn
 week from his winter headquarter I down in the Windmill country. Mir. H. Timmerberg, is recent ar U cent arrival from St. Louis and expect t to make his home here in the future
 He recently closed out his business o y groceries, meat, vegetables and gam Il in St. Louis on account of his healtl n and will bring his family here. t Mrs. Mary Sisson, who has been at l. tending the convention of the stat
 Federation of Woman's Clubs, as g delegate from the Flagstaff Woman n Club, returned from the south tn n first of the week. The convention wa s held at Globe on January "A and 25tf o Miss Daniels and Miss Mary Green k law left yesterday for Los Angeles 'f It is understood that Miss Greenla' # and Miss Daniels will open milliner fl store on the old Francis corner in tn $ spring, and that the young ladies ar + in Los Angeles to secure their stoc 10 of goods.
 The Alter Society of the Catholi e church, have made arrangements for l. card party and box luncheon t l. take place at Marian hall tonight g n 8:15. The ladies of the society prom 't ise all who attend an evening of per n feet entertainment. The admission 2. 25 cents.
 h J. L. Jordan, traffic manager c