The Coconino sun., 1917-08-31


 the winter.
 Mrs. Will Hart and Mrs. Ira Hart arrived in. Flagstaff Tuesday after noon from visit on the coast.
 Mrs. c. F. Manning, Jr., returned home Tuesday afternoon after a visit on the coast.
 Pete Solberg and Joe Pasara left Thursday for Camp Verde where they will work for some time on the Indian school building.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes N. Nance left Thursday morning for Chicago. Mir. Nance will enter the Northern Dental College in that city.
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell and daughter, Luella, are spending a few days on the coast, visiting MT. Dan Campbell, of the navy.
 Frank Owenby was up from Oak Creek the first of the week with q load of fruit. MT. Owenby says this is the best year on the creek for some time.
 E. w. Brewster and wife, who have been enjoying camping trip Tn the White Mountains stopped over in Flagstaff Wednesday on their return trip to their home in Phoenix.
 Returns from the county examina- tions held August 6 and z by Super intendent Lenore Francis, show that 6 second class certificates have been issued, first class and domestic science and art certificates. Eighteen students took the examination.
 Mrs. c. H. Brownwell of Vidal, Cal ifornia, is the guest of Mrs. F. s. Breen and other old friends in Flag staff. MT. Brownwell is doing fine business and prospering at his new new home at Vidal, news their many friends here will be pleased to hear.
 Mir. A. T. Cornish, one of the pio- neer residents of Flagstaff, now with the U. s. Internal Revenue Depart ment, having charge of income tax division, with headquarters at Phoenix, was in Flagstaff few day this week visiting old friends and taking a short vacation.
 While riding his power driven bicy- cle in Williams Sunday, J. c. Sim mons, the painter, was hit by an auto and bruised considerably. The wheel was totally wrecked. Mir. Simmons was visiting with his family in Will Hams over Sunday.
 Leslie Platten and Matilda May Yost were united in marriage by Jus tice Murphy Monday morning. Both young people are we'll known in Flag staff and have many friends who wish them well. They will take up their residence here.
 The many friends of James Swim merton are pleased to note his pres ence in Flagstaff again. He arriv- ed Sunday from the east and is plan ming on remaining in Flagstaff for some time. As son of the west, Mir. Swinnerton can endure civilization about so long-then it's westward, ho!
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Lehr, Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson and children, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Coffin, Mrs. Carter, of Los Angeles and Miss Bessie Johnson were party visiting the Grand Can yon Sunday. They visited Grand View and several other points of scen- ic beauty, returning home late Sunday night.
 Floricio Florez was tried in the po- lice court Monday and fined $150 or 150 days in jail for participating in shooting affair at a Mexican dance Saturday evening. He fired two shots at another Mexican but neither shot took effect. The trouble arose over a Mexican girl. To date Florez has not paid his fine and is held in the city jail.
 In a card to Flagstaff friend, Robert Caring, of the 43rd Aero squadron, declares that the fliers of his squadron will take their Christ mas dinner in Berlin and that they will probably requisition the Kaiser as head waiter for the occasion. Here's hoping Robert has the right dope.
 MT. Gust Steinman, of the Kahl Drug Co.,, whose son, Lloyd, is a cor poral in the medical corps, stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, receives many interesting letters about the doings in the big military camp. His son states that something like 46,000 mer are expected at the Fort Riley camp when the call for mobolization of