The Coconino sun., 1917-09-28

Mrs. w. F. Shipley, of Milton, Mon day evening.
 Eugene Phelan arrived from Selig- man Tuesday afternoon for a short stay here.
 Superintendent Futile, of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Saturday calling on his friends.
 John Snoeberger, of Company I, ar rived from Naco Thursday morning for a short visit with his parents.
 Mrs. N. F. Seitz left Wednesday for Sacramento, Calif., where she will visit with her mothec.
 Joe Babbitt came in Wednesday from Naco, where he is stationed with Go. l., for a few days visit with rel atives.
 Mir. Becker, purchasing agent for the Navajo Copper Co.,, returned from a visit in Bisbee Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Shapley returned to her home at Mountainair, N. M. Thursday after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. John Simpson.
 After visiting few days in Flag staff Hilliard Lewis left Tuesday for Naco to rejoin his company. MT. Lewis is clerk of Company H.
 c. M. Brooks will leave today for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where he will enter the officers training camp with rank of First Lieutenant.
 Pedro Bidegain, the sheepman and rancher, is having a fine new barn and garage erected on his property in the south part of town. Goble G. Leisk are the contractors on the job.
 The preliminary hearing in the case of Florentino Pedyoza, charged with murder, has been postponed during the absence of County Attorney Will son in the east.
 A. J. Foster, president of the Peo- ple's National Bank, of Boston, arriv. ed in Flagstaff Thursday for short business visit. Mir. Foster is inter ested in handling the wool clip from Arizona.
 George Addleberry was in town the first of the week from Lake Mary. George has been spending the summer at the lake assisting Admiral Sims in commodoring the mosquito fleet at that place. <.
 Friends of J. R. White and family will be pleased to learn that he is now a prosperous Iowa farmer, located at Toronto. Mir. White was with the A.. L. & T. Co. office force for num- Der of years and has many friends here.
 L. M. Hoghe was in Flagstaff this week from Phoenix. He was looking for a bunch of sheep to run in the valley this winter. Hoghe says the way to win the war is to make al good democrat of Kaiser Bill because Wilson will need his vote next cleo ton.
 Dr. Louis Albert Banks, of Boston, was greeted by small attendance at the Federated church Tuesday eve ming when he delivered an address on the national prohibition amendment. Dr. Banks is forceful speaker who has gained a national reputation on the prohibition question.
 MT. Page, an aged rancher, died Sunday morning in Doney Park, from heart trouble, and was buried in the Flagstaff cemetery Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Page spent the summer ir the park where Mir. Page worked for other ranchers and tended a small crop of his own. They came here re- gently from the east.
 F. D. Krenz and father and mother, who were in Flagstaff few days the first of the week visiting the various scenic points, left Monday night for Phoenix accompanied by Dr. B. S.. Miller and Keith Warren. MT. Krenz has received notice to report at the officers training camp at Fort Leav- enworth, Kansas, and will leave for there from Phoenix the last of the week.
 Charles F. Willis, director of the State Bureau of Mines, University of Arizona, was in Flagstaff Saturday arranging for series of lectures which will start here late in the win ter. The lectures will be given in all
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