The Coconino sun., 1917-05-18

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 Geo. Peterson has gone to Stafford, Calif., for a few weeks vacation.
 Mrs. F. w. Hesser and daughter, Billy, left Thursday morning to join Mir, Hesser in Seligman
 reels of pictures and high class vaudeville at the Empress Saturday night. No advance in prices.
 F. Maynard, bumper at the Santa Fe oil tanks, returned from a trip to San Francisco Wednesday.
 A special Memorial service is being arranged by all the churches of Flag staff to be held in the Episcopal church Sunday May 27th.
 Superintendent Runke, H. S. and Carl F. Steckel came in from Tuba City Tuesday. They report crop con- ditions fine on the reservation.
 Assessor J. D. Dunn and Deputy Robert Erwin left Monday for the west end of the county to clean up the scattered assessments for 1917.
 Frank Harrison and family have moved from North Bonita street to North Beaver street. Mir. Harrison is the reporter for the Superior court.
 Judge F. W. Perkins returned Tues day night from St. Johns where he spent several days hearing an irriga- tion case in the Apache county court.
 Geo. Raber, of California arrived Tuesday and will go to work in the Falder barber shop on Aspen avenue. He will take the chair vacated by w. E. Newton.
 Adolph Leopold of the Forest Ser vice at Albuquerque spent Monday and Tuesday in Flagstaff on business connected with the Forest service here. MT. Leopold is in charge of the publicity department.
 Mir. H. Timmerberg has opened real estate office next to Marian Hall in the Anderson building and is pre- pared to do general real estate busi- ness. Mir. Timmerberg has been in Flagstaff some time and reports much encouragement in his new venture.
 Dan Phelan, of the Rabbit delivery force, left Wednesday morning for Los Angeles, where he will spend two months vacation.
 c. F. Dutton, postoffice inspector from Phoenix was here Tuesday and Wednesday on business in connection with the local postoffice.
 F. w. Hesser was up from Seligy man over Sunday. He expects to move his family to that place in the near future. r. ......
 O. B. Raudebaugh of the News Stands has enlarged the quarters of his popular combination department store and in the future patrons will have plenty of room to turn around in when they want to go out. Mir. Raul debaugh has added many improve ments in interior decorations and is preparing for the rush of summer tourist trade. r
 Stan A. Spellmeer formerly of Flagstaff and who has been resident engineer for the San Luis Mining Co. of Durango, Mexico, during the last few years, has resigned a lucrative position, returned to this country, and is reported to have joined the officers training camp at Pasadena, Cal, with the intention of going to France with in the nxet three or four months, when the necessary training (required to polish up the military training, re- ceived at Berkeley University period is completed.
 Supervisor J. D. Guthrie has been appointed chairman of the Coconino county highway committee, which will be subcommittee of the state highway committee of the National defense movement. His appointment. came through Lamar Cobb who is the chairman of the state committee. Edwin Babbitt was also appointed member of this committee when the original state list was made out. Both Mir. Babbitt and Mir. Guthrie are fam iliar with the roads of Coconino coun- ty and will be able to furnish the best of information when the work of mapping the country roads is started.