The Coconino sun., 1917-01-26

for San Francisco.
 Mrs. Ray left Wednesday night for Los Angeles for visit.
 Leo Lannigan, of Gallup, was a visitor in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 J. c. Dolar was in Winslow on business connected with the big mill Wednesday.
 M. w. Talbot, of the Forest Service, left Wednesday for Albuquerque on a business trip.
 A marriage license was issued Thursday to Edward J. O'Farrell and Fannie Thomas, both of Flagstaff.
 Dr. R. H. H. Blome left Wednesday for Phoenix where he will tell the legislature all about the big Normal school.
 W. Y. Hunter left Tuesday morn- ing fer Tucson where he expects to stay for about two months, going from there to the coast.
 Robert G. Mitchell, general manager of the Navajo Copper Company, left today for New York on business connected with the company.
 Earl Sisco, better known as "Bucko," left Monday for visit with relatives in the East. He will visit in St. Louis and at Kentucky points before returning to Flagstaff.
 The new Bikker building on East Aspen Avenue is being rushed by a large force of men now that the weather has cleared. From all indi- cations it will be completed with plen- ty of margin before March first.
 The Yoeman lodge has made ar engagements with the Empress theatre for staging picture in the near fut- ure for the benefit of the order. The title is "Ivanhoe" a picturization of Sir Walter Scott's famous novel.
 Dick White, who recently resigned as cashier at the Arizona Lumber & Timber Go. office, left Wednesday fol Denver for a visit. From there he will go to Chicago and then to Toron to, Iowa, where he will engage 1T farming.
 J. Anton Daley the composer of thu famous song Dreaming" has lost hi:
 reason. Mir. Daley is an old tim, friend of Mir. Costigan, and has man.
 other song hits to his credit, but thu one that brought fame will nevel grow too old to be sung.
 Wm. Daze, of Winslow, came il
 Wednesday evening for a short visi with his brother, Joe. He recent!
 purchased half interest in the Flee tric Theatre at Winslow and is wei satisfied with the show business thu
 far.
 MT. c. Lowell, cousin of the lat Dr. Lowell and trustee of the Lowel estate, was in Flagstaff the first O
 the week on business. He left Wed nesday for Santa Barbara, California where he will spend few weeks be fore returning to his home in Boston
 The circulation of the Coconino Sun this week will be over 1850 owing t the fact that Fred Hensing is present ing an attractive stock offer for tn i, Oatman Amalgamated Gold Minint Co. Fred knows where and how t get results in his advertising cam
 paigns.
 The past few weeks has marke, 1, renewals of many old subscription and the addition of a considerabl number of new ones to The Coconin Sun. 1917 is an odd number, but it i not going to be an off year, subscrib now and find out what is really goinI
 on in Flagstaff and Northern Arizons z c. H. Spencer returned Sunda . night from Los Angeles and is takin
 up the Crater Lake water projec
 again. Four horses were shipped I . from the Verde Wednesday and
 small party left Thursday for tn
 mountain where they will open u r ditches and do some prospect work. . Carl Dickinson has been engaged D z MT. Duncanson to show one of tn
 big new Jeffrey Quad trucks the roa F between Flagstaff and the Whit Mesa mines. Carl is well acquainte with this country and unless tn
 trucks refuses to go where he tel it, he will make a valuable transpol
 tation man.
 q w. w. Hudgings was called i. Needles by the death of his brother IF in-law Raymond Salisbury. He a s companied the body to Salisbury, Kel ' lucky, where interment will be mac
 and was joined at Chicago by u deceased's brother who also attendt ' the funeral MT. Salisbury has resi- Al ssrht '