The Coconino sun., 1917-01-26
Local Brevities

Sunday.
 Dr. Raymond was visiting in Wins low over Sunday.
 Ed Babbitt was a passenger for San Francisco Monday. W. G. Evans was visiting in Hol- brook few days this week.
 Dave Babbitt and son, Ray, left on a business trip to Chicago Monday. Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Moran welcomed the arrival of fine baby boy Friday. Mrs. J. c. Dolan and children left this week for Los Angeles, where they will spend the winter.
 Chas. c. Jones left for Phoenix Monday night where he is transacting legal business for the firm.
 c. B. Wilson, Dr. Manning and Frank Fairchild made an official busi- ness trip to Grand Canyon Monday. J. G. Donahue, of Winslow, is re- leiving MT. Kelly at he depot during the later's absence at his brothers funeral.
 Ralph H. Griffith arrived from Minneapolis, Minn., last week and has taken stenographic position in The Citizens Bank.
 The hearing of petition for instruc- tions in the Lowell estate was con- tinued through an order from the su- perior court Tuesday to January 31. E. H. Wheat left Saturday for Phoenix for visit with Mir. and Mrs. Ormond. Mrs. Wheat has been visit ing her parents in that city for some time. J. c. Kelly was called to Albuquer- que Monday by the sudden death of his brother, Jim, Sunday night. The remains will be taken to the old home in Missouri for burial.
 The Rt. Rev. Julius W. Atwood, D D., of Phoenix, Bishop of the Episcop' al district of Arizona, was in town or Monday. The Bishop held service at the Grand Canyon Sunday.
 The list of trial and grand jurors for the year 1917 was drawn in tht superior court Tuesday morning. Int trial jury list is composed of 25( names and the grand jury list of 7I names.
 Rev. T. F. McCourtney, secretary of the Arizona Baptist Convention preached Sunday morning at the Bap tist church. There was a good at tendance at both the morning ant evening services with the weather a it's worst.
 Herbert Hilkins and family arrived Sunday evening from Pocatello, Idaho where they have been making theil home for some time. Mir. Hilkins hal not definitely decided what he wil take up in Flagstaff but intends t remain here.
 Judge Crosby who has been holding court in Flagsatff during the absence of Judge Perkins, returned to hi home in St. Johns Wednesday even ing. Judge Crosby is we'll pleased with Flagstaff and likes the treatmen he received during his stay here.
 Jose NJ. Garro was in Flagstaff few days this week from Magdalena N. M., looking after the marketing O the crop from his ranch near Cliffs Mir. Garro enjoyed a profitable yea and it is understood that he realize, between $500 and s20O0 from hi crop.
 On Tuesday, February 1st, the new ly organized Missionary society o the Baptist church will meet at tn home of Mrs. A. F. Wallis, president at the residence 124 Agassiz street A special invitation is extended to tn ladies of Flagstaff and good pro gram is assured.
 G. S. Middleton arrived in Flagstai last week and is representing tn Great Southern Gold Mining Go. c Prescott, the company has a promis ing property located near Nave where new mill is being erected. M Middleton is stopping at the Weather ford while in Flagstaff.
 Judge F. w. Perkins returne Thursday from trip through tn southern part of the state, durin which time he was visiting the Masoi ic lodges. While away he had fingt severely crushed in car door but { that member is healing nicely no s' rious results are anticipated.
 MT. Martin Overholt and Mir. Ma tin Kindig left Sunday morning f' the Grand Canyon and Southern Cal fornia after few days visit with M and Mrs. Chas. H. Adams. Both al rat;red farmers from the East ar