The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07

James Geddings, cowman of the Lit tie Colorado river country, is visitor in town.
 County Agent DeLore Nichols made a trip to Williams Tuesday, returning the following day.
 Attorney E. S. Clark, of Prescott, delivered the Elks memorial address in Winslow last Sunday.
 Rev. A. F. Wallis, pastor of the Baptist church, held services at Cos nino Thanksgiving day.
 Eben Greenlaw, former Flagstaff resident, now running garage at Se- ligman, was here Wednesday.
 Al Sanford and family left We'd nesday for an extended visit with rel atives in Iowa and other eastern states.
 It is reported that several farmers in this section have lost considerable amount of potatoes by not having them properly pitted.
 Dan M. Francis, of the Campbell Francis Sheep Company, was in town Wednesday, leaving the same day for the company's ranch at Seligman.
 Les Hart left Tuesday night for Phoenix to visit his family, who are spending the winter in the capital city. He will return to Flagstaff to- morrow.
 The town has placed new foot bridge over River de Flag on West Birch avenue, and has also repaired the one across the river near the Elm erson school building. OK
 Ashley Wilson, drafted man from Prescott stationed at Camp Kearney, Calif., who was called here as a wit ness in the Mognette case, left We'd nesday to join his company.
 Word received from Bert May, for mer resident and business man of Flagstaff, says he is doing well in Pueblo, Col, where he is now located. He is working for a meat firm.
 A. c. Bader, the Delicatessen man, is arranging for large showing of beautiful flowers for the holidays. He is making a special price this week on big assortment of potted ferns.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Larson, of Lakeside, Navajo county, arrived here Tuesday to attend the funeral of the latter's sister, Mrs. Sheehan. Mir. Larson was formerly recorder of Nav ajo county.
 H. E. Campbell, who spent few days here the first of the week, left Wednesday for Ash Fork, where he is looking after the construction of pas ture fense for the Campbell-Frances Sheep Company.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Babbitt depart ed the first of the week for Phoenix, where they will make their home dur ing the winter. Edwin will act as of the Babbitt-Polson gar age while in the capital city.
 Tom Tewkesberry, of Yavapai county, is here as witness in a case in tLo C,,nax;or ro,,rt Co,,,o of Ta,,,,e ancestry made things lively in the Tonto Basin Country the latter part of the sos during a cattle and sheep mems war.
 It will take two weeks more to com- plete the new roof of the Santa Fe oil tank, according to John Powell, who is experimenting the work. MT. Powell has held a position with the Santa Fe Company for over twenty years.
 Ralph Davis has resigned his posi- ton as clerk at the Hotel Weather ford and left, Tuesday for couple of days visit in Winslow before leaving for Phoenix to take the examination for the ordnance department of the U. S. service.
 The Dornan employment agency shipped twenty-five Mexicans Tues day night to Perkinsville, Yavapai county. This makes about seventy five men Mir. Dornan has shipped to the above place within the past six weeks. They went to do railroad track work.
 Zeke Newman, one of the old-time sheepmen of this section, but who for the past several years has been mak- ing his home at Heber, in Navajo county, came in from that place Mon day for visit here with relatives and friends. He is a brother of Mrs. Frank Leslie.
 G. H. Perry and family moved into town Monday from their ranch near Mormon Lake. They report raising
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