The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1917-01-05
Mrs. John Woody left yesterday for

DIR. and Mrs. Tom Manning are in
Los Angeles on short trip.
Elks Jitney dance in Herman's new
building Saturday night. &c dance.
Judge F. o. Twitty of Williams,
was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
Miss Francis Mulloy, a graduate of
the Normal, left yesterday for Ray,
Arizona.
Mrs. l. B. Koch and children will
leave Sunday for San Francisco for a
short visit.
DR.. Tom Manning was in Williams
Tuesday on business concerning coun-
ty health matters.
Mrs. Harlow Yaeger has been i'll
the past week but was improving
nicely at last reports.
o. L. Hall, the fastidious tailor, is
spending the week in Phoenix, where
it is presumed he has friends.
Don't miss the frisky fearlessness
of Picnic, in "Miss Fearless & Co."
at the Orpheum theatre Jan. 6.
New Years day was ushered in
with the usual discharge of fire arms
at midnight and no one was hurt.
Mr.. A. B. Christian, state manager
of the Standard Oil Co., was in Flag
staff Saturday inspecting the local
plant.
Miss Nina Clark, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. C. Dolan
for some time, will leave today for
Los Angeles.
Attorney r. Fl. Fleming and wife
left Wednesday for the coast. Mr..
Fleming says he expects to return to
Flagstaff within few weeks.
Miss Nellie Brandt, one of the fas-
einating young ladies. who has been
attending the Normal, left Wednes-
day morning for Santa Ana, Calf.
Miss Veronica McGonigle, who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents in Flagstaff, left Tuesday for
Jerome where she is teaching school
Mrs. d d. Carter, mother Of w. A.
Carter, the all around Santa Fe ex-
pert at the local station, was here this
week leaving Wednesday for Rich
mond, Calf.
Mr.. ]. B. Swinburne, of Marine
Iowa, was the guest of his sister, Mrs
C. C. Harvey Tuesday. He was on his
way to Los Angeles and stopped over
for the day.
Milt Terrell came up from Mesa
Wednesday evening, called back by a
summons as a witness in a civil case
He expects to return and spend the
winter in the south land.
Charles Babcock, who has been
farming dry snow here for some
months, left Wednesday evening fol
Phoenix in order to test the southern
climate during the high thermometer
season.
Here's your opportunity-the hat
and the price-Mrs. w. H. Power
Milton Road. l have removed" the
prices, and they will please you al
will the hats, come see, be pleased ant
grasp the opportunity.
A small shack burned at the A. L
G. T. mill last Saturday in which {
Mexican woman was thought to b
seriously burned. 1t was found tina
she was more frightened than injure'
when medical aid arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock returned
from the east yesterday. During tn
trip east Mr.. Pollock testified in tn
famous "wild horse" case at Omaha
He sternly denies having sold an,
horses while he was east.
Supervisor L. T. Hart will leave to
morrow for Kansas City and will visi
his old home in Kansas. 1t is rumor
ed that while east he may make ar
rangements that will necessitate hi
having two tickets for the return trir
Chas. Stemmer came up from Je
rome Wednesday night. He says tina
both the towns of Clarkdale and Je
rome are booming and that it is al
most impossible for accommodation
there at the present time.
County Treasurer "Boss" Acke
will leave tomorrow for his old HON
back east on short vacation. 1t is pos
sible that he may find few change
in the old home section, for this wi
be his first visit in fifty-nine year
and back there people often max
some changes in that period Of time
William Lockridge, the young ma
who guards the Bright Angel trail q
Grand Canyon for the county, was i
Flagstaff Tuesday and Wednesday
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