The Coconino sun., 1917-02-09

Canyon this week.
 Valentine Day next Tuesday. Re member your bestest girl.
 If so, see the Juniors at the Or pheum, Thursday evening, February 18th.
 Mrs. John Zalaha and baby returned last week from months visit in the south.
 William Wright left Tuesday night for San Francisco where he intends joining the navy, so it is reported.
 Mrs. Paschal, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Ellinger for a short time, left Wednesday for Los Angeles.
 St. Margaret Guild will give a dance at Marian Hall Friday evening February 18th. A good time. All are invited.
 Mrs. Tom Rees left yesterday for Fresno, California, where she will re- main for some time for the benefit of her health.
 Bernarl Jimerrez was the happy father of twin babies for short time Sunday, then death claimed one of the little ones.
 Babbitt Bros. store has been im- proved quite materially in appearance with the installation of new awnings over the sidewalks.
 Mir. E. J. Martinez, the Indian Post trader at Indian Wells, was in Flag staff Monday, getting acquainted with the big central post traders.
 J. E. Walker, the cattleman of Hol- brook, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on a business trip to the financial center of the northern part of the state.
 With the warm weather during the past week the streets have become passable again and many automobiles have made their appearance in daily use.
 Geo. A. Crutchfield, chief naturali- zation examiner of San Francisco, re- mained over Wednesday in Flagstaff examining several applicants for citi. zenship.
 Jeff Venters who has been hibernat. ing with the Indians at Indian Wells the past several months, came in last Saturday via Tuba, to remain few days with friends before going tc Phoenix.
 County Treasurer Boss" Acker re turned Tuesday from Fl Paso where he has been for a short time, ant short time is particularly appropriate if the report that he lost his watch or the trip is true.
 w. w. Hudgings went out to see the Grand Canyon Monday. While he has lived here for the past twelve years, he had never visited the big gash before and wanted to see it be- fore he left for Canada.
 John Lugin, who assists Frank Par. ent at the Greenlaw logigng camp 1T carrying an armful of logs around al the occasion requires, broke his cant hook Tuesday and left in the evening for Los Angeles for a few weeks stay.
 A. l.. Dunklin, of the depot force was called to Los Angeles Monda! night by telegram advising him tha his father, Conductor Dunklin, wal not expected to live. Conductor Dun kiln has been in the hospital for seye ral weeks.
 Lester Power writes his parent from San Francisco telling them tha he is enjoying the navy so far as h. has gone. Claude Weddles joined a about the same time he did. They di, not give the name of the ship the, are attached to.
 Colonel Ben Doney has fitted up hi old style caravan and is ready for an other of his prospecting trips north east along the Little Colorado rive country. He has great faith tha that there is valuable mineral in tn northern country. James D. Bailey, ex-state ranger ex-forest ranger and at present
 rancher and cowman in the Verd country, phones that range condition were never better and that cattle ar |. in the best condition he has seen ther at this time of the year in that coun try.
 Mrs. Helen Anderson, daughter o Mrs. William Hart came up from tn south Monday evening, called home b the serious illness of her mother. Mrs Hart has been seriously i'll for severa days but at last report was slowl improving, much to the gratificatio | H l.