The Coconino sun., 1917-02-02
Local Brevities

for Los Angeles.
 Always the best"-Junior play, February 18th.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond and Ralph FL finger were in Winslow Saturday. J. E. Dunn, of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Sunday.
 Valentine Dance--at New Marian hall Friday evening, February 16th. Come.
 Al. Sanford left Tuesday morning for his headquarter cattle ranch at Seligman.
 Father J. Hootsman, who has been making a short visit in Phoenix, re- turned Saturday.
 A camp has been located at Boards ley and sheep shearing was started in earnest Monday.
 Dan Francis was up from Phoenix Monday returning to the south land Tuesday evening.
 Bill Bawcom, the cattleman of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Saturday meeting old friends.
 Mrs. H. M. Drake, who has been attending the Normal, left Saturday for her home in San Francisco.
 Joe Rickel, one of the Jeffrey quads in the main office of the Navajo Cop per Co.,, was in Winslow Sunday.
 Mrs. Paul Rodriguez left Saturday for Los Angeles to remain a couple months to recuperate her health.
 Tom Moore, a prominent citizen of Anita called at the Sun office Monday while on business trip to Flagstaff Mir. J. J. Haywood, who has been ranching near Cliffs for a couple years, left Sunday for Leslie, Okla homa.
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell Jr., arrived ir Flagstaff Sunday evening from the far west and is the guest of Mrs. Jos Tissaw.
 Mrs Eva Marshall left last Sunday night for Chicago on visit to re. latives and expects to remain fol some time.
 J. D. Duff" Brown, the cattlemar who is young enough to be grandson to his own uncle, was in Flagstaff from Ash Fork Friday.
 Many residents of Flagstaff cele, brated Monday, Jan. 29, President Me. Kinley's birthday by wearing hi: favorite flower, the carnation.
 MT. w. F. Jager, of the Flagstaff Mercantile Co.,, is in Los Angeles this week attending meeting of the Fire. stone tire dealers association.
 M. c. Metzger, of Grand Canyon, is spending few days in Flagstaff re cuperating from the ardous duties connected with the cattle business.
 Mrs. w. F. Berg has been suffering the past few days with her teeth ant has found it necessary to go to Los Angeles for few days for treatment Al. Beasley, a former resident oi Flagstaff who is pasturing down al Phoenix during the winter months came up from the south Sunday even ing.
 Mary: But I like wild beasts, like lions, you walk up and down like lion,-Yes, sir, it's pity that yor have no tail to lash. Junior play d the orpheum, February 15.
 Dr. Roy R. Knotts, district deput! Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks vii be here from Yuma next Tuesday oi his official visit to the local Elks a the regular monthly meeting sched uled for Feb. 6.
 T. ]. Warren, who has been kickin, brake locks and throwing switches ol the A. L. & T. logging road and al aIround good fellow whom the boy will miss, turned in his switch key an, left Monday for his home in Phoenix
 Louis Kleindienst of the firm o Hubbard & Kleindienst, attorneys 0 Los Angeles was a visitor in Flagstaf Monday, renewing old acquaintance and attending to some business in con nection with the failure of the Naval Apache Bank and Trust Go.
 J. c. Brown, general in chief of tn local freight department, was in Hol brook Saturday to attend the dedica ton of the new Masonic temple il that place, Mir. Brown is a pas master. and takes great interest ii everything new doing along that line
 Jesse LeBarron, who has been wit Babbitt Bros. for several months, ha resigned his position and left Monda, for Tucson where he will travel for wholesale grocery firm. He made