The Coconino sun., 1917-12-14
Be sure and attend the Band Dance.

Be sure and attend the Band Dance.
 Guy Richmond left yesterday for a visit to his former home in the east.
 E. H. Wheat of the F. L. company left yesterday for business visit in Fl Paso, Texas.
 The N. A. N. S. football team will be given banquet tonight at the home of Prof. and Mrs. C. D. Thorpe.
 There will be no services at the Fed erated church on Sunday evening on account of the Baccalaureate service at the Normal school.
 Robert Mitchell has leased the Frank Hector residence on east Birch avenue for the winter and will move his family into it next week.
 Ferol (Moqui) Travis has sold his residence property in the south part of town, and he and his wife intend to leave soon for lower altitude.
 The boys of the Normal school have received their new cadet uniforms which show up like the real military article. The suits are of dark tan cloth.
 Charles Askew, representing the Zellerbach Paper Co.,, of Los Angeles, accompanied by his wife, was here several days this week, leaving yes- terday for the coast.
 Elmer H. Duffield, one of the firm of the Whiteriver Cattle Co.,, whose stock range is in the White Moun- tains, Navajo county, was in town from Williams Wednesday.
 Frank Chandler has gone to Nava- jo county, where he will enter the em- ploy of J. E. Walker, the cattleman, who ranges his stock twenty five miles northeast of Eolbrook.
 Ralph Ellinger and Dan Phelan left last night for Phoenix to take the physical examination for the U. s. service. If the boys pass they will go to Caltornia ana enter the navy.
 J. D. Dunn, county assessor, was called to Phoenix Wednesday by tel egram announcing the sickness of his daughter, Ruth, and left immediately to be at the bedside of he little one.
 Oscar Kapanke, who has been in California soldering wiih the First Arizona regiment, returned to Flag staff yesterday, having been tempo rarily discharged from the U. s. ser vice.
 Lee Allsup, probation officer, was up before Police Judge Ed Theiss yes terday for riding his bicycle on a sidewalk. There is town ordinance covering such offenses and MT. All sup was fined $25, which he paid.
 Mrs. J. c. Kelly turned Sunday from Fort Leavenwolth, Kansas, where she spent weel visiting with her brother who is with the signal corps and who is to leave shortly for the front.
 L. D. Landers, rancher of Beaver Creek, drove himself up from that place yesterday in his trusty Ford. Mir. Landers makes Flagstaff his sup ply point, and will visit with old friends here few days before return ing home.
 Johnson Curry, who has a home stead near Maine, arrived in town late Wednesday night after medicine for his wife, she having a serious attack of erysipelas. His daughter, Miss Margaret, is residing temporarily in Flagstaff.
 Dr. c. F. Portz, the dentist, accom- panied by his wife, departed yester- day afternoon for a visit at their old home in Philadelphia, Penn. They will be absent until the first of Feb ruary. The doctor will take a clinic course while away.
 Joe Dent, who was stricken with apoplexy several weeks ago, is able to use the limbs little of the afflicted side and his power of speech is inn proving. His many friends in north ern Arizona hope to see him fully re. covered in few more weeks.
 Lou Daugherty and daughter left yesterday afternoon for Dallas, Tex as, having been called there by the serious illness of the formers mother MT. Daugherty visited Texas several weeks ago on account of his mothers sickness, but her health improved so greatly after his reaching there, he decided to return home.
 L. P. Miller, who recently started a cigar factory in Flagstaff, put the first cigars from his plant on the To- cal market Wednesday. The brands