The Coconino sun., 1917-03-09

T. E. Pollock left Sunday evening for Phoenix.
 Herman Kahl was entertained by friends in Winslow Sunday.
 Several of the county officials are sporting new furniture this week.
 Vanity is at the bottom of a great deal of the high cost of living.
 Charles Moers, the vegetable man is quite seriously ill at his ranch.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elza Brown of Asf Fork, were in Flagstaff Monday ant Tuesday.
 John Yost is serving his country on the federal jury at Prescott this week.
 Mrs. Lee Carron who has been visit ing in Los Angeles for several weeks returned last week.
 Mrs. c. B. Yost and Miss Theress Yost left Monday morning for few weeks visit in Los Angeles.
 Mir. Cadwallider Washburne cam, in from Tuba Sunday and left thu following day for Los Angeles.
 John Hennessy, the sheepman, re turned to Phoenix Sunday evening tC look after his sheep on their winter range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Fisher, most an, afternoon may be seen enjoying Flag staff's scenic beauties in their new automobile.
 Frank Smakel left Tuesday morn ing for Kingman where he has ac cepted position with the Arizon, Stores Company.
 Lew Wetzel, who has been in Phoe nix for some time helping the shrin CTS shower blessings on novitiates came home Monday evening. Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Mrs. w. F. Grif fin and Mrs. c. o. Robinson were i Williams Tuesday attending a meet ing of the Williams Woman's club.
 J. c. Dolan, president and genera manager of the F. L. company, re turned Monday from a two week visit with his family in Los Angeles l Mrs. T. A. Rickel and Miss Rickt left Monday morning for Los Angelo where they will remain for some tim for the benefit of Mrs. Rickel's healtl
 Mrs. Fred Hensing is leaving thi morning for San Francisco and wi visit other cities on the coast befor her return. She expects to be gon about a month.
 1 Fred Hensing, the Oatman Amalga mated booster, returned Monda morning from Cincinnati where was called few weeks ago by tn serious illness of his father.
 A letter from Fred Reno, loggin boss for the Saginaw & Manistee Lun Der Co.,, says: I have taken The Su so long that it has become a reguls habit with me-" We appreciate tf very good habit.
 Mrs. Joe Jolly of Flagstaff, Ari7 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Willial McClerken, is at St. Joseph's hospita Mir. Jolly was formerly a sawyer fc the American Lumber company her
 He holds a similar position in Flat staff. f.--Albuquerque Herald. , Mrs. H. Timmerberg and two chi
 dren arrived in Flagstaff Tuesds from St. Louis to join MT. Timme berg who has been in Flagstaff u past month. They expect to nal , this their future home. Mrs. Bessie NJ. Stewart, widow the late Mack Stewart, arrived Flagstaff Tuesday from Los Angel, VII DuSincSo tOihIcSttu With Stllllf up of the Stewart estate. MT. Stey art was a we'll known cattleman Ash Fork.
 Mrs. Nicanaro Garcia died Monds after giving birth to twins. One the little ones died at birth but u other is still living. As there was l } physician in attendance a coroner inquest was held by Coroner Murpl in the afternoon.
 !. 1 believe, that with a reasonab ! amount of development, this proper will be one of the largest produce
 in Arizona, said Bernard MacDonal of Jerome, in speaking of the Squs Peak Copper Mining Go. See Thack n ~ s-l Il