The Coconino sun., 1917-12-21
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tended stay Tn the Salt River Valley.
 Zack Ealxin returned Sunday from a several days business trip in New Mexico.
 Dan Purtyman and wife and Fred Thompson were up from Oak Creek Saturday.
 Miss Myrtle Orell is home from an extended visit with her mother at Mi ami, Arizona.
 Charles Spear has accepted posi- tion with Wyatt Bros., of the Light ming Delivery Go.
 Mrs. Nellie Farrell departed Sun day for Jerome, where she will make her home this winter.
 Mrs. c. A. Black, of Kingman, was here the first of the week visiting rel atives and old friends.
 Eli Lucero has returned home from an extended visit at Phoenix and oth- CT points in the Salt River Valley.
 c. I. Houck, the Winslow sheepman, is now located on his winter range with headquarters at Peoria, Arizona.
 Several of Flagstaff's young people attended the semi-monthly dance at Greenlaw's mill last Saturday night.
 Colin Campbell, the Ash Fork sheep man, who is spending the winter in Phoenix, was a visitor in town yes terday.
 William Lannon, who was called to Warrensburg, Missouri, on account of the death of his father, has returned to Flagstaff.
 Miss Claire Campbell is home from Berkeley, Calif., where she is attend ing school, to visit relatives during the holidays.
 Frank Dickinson, the cattleman, now in partnership with his brother, Sher- if Dickinson, was in town a couple of days this week.
 J. E. Jones, the attorney, returned the first of the week from a several days visit in Prescott, where he was called on legal business.
 Lester Powers, after visiting a few days here with homefolks, departed Saturday for California to join his ship in the U. s. Navy.
 Fred Holden, well known stockman and rancher of Williams, was in town Wednesday. Fred resided in Flagstaff several years ago.
 John Powell, who is experimenting the work of putting a new roof on the Santa Fe oil tank at this place, was in Winslow Sunday to visit his daugh- ter.
 J. w. Fetter, who has been assist ing in amputating wood in one of the F. L. logging camps, took time to visit his Flagstaff friends last Saturday and Sunday. ....
 Miss Elizabeth Hennessy, who has been attending school in Los Angeles, returned home Monday to spend the vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Hennessy. .....
 Andy Faivre arrived in town Sat urday from the Navajo Copper com pany's holdings northeast of Flag staff, where he has been employed for the last four months.
 Miss Margaret Curry returned We'd nesday from visit with her parents near Maine. Miss Curry has accept ed position in the office of Chas H. Adams, clerk of the Superior court. J. B. Hammers, the contractor, is back from a business visit to King man. MT. Hammers says Kingman is rather dull at present owing to the shutting down of many of the mines of that section.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce have moved in town from the Cliff Dwell lings for the winter. MT. Pierce is the U. S. Ranger stationed at the above named point but is required to hang around there only during the summer months.
 Oscar Kapanka informs us that he has been permanently discharged from the U. S. service. The Sun stat ed last week that it was temporary discharge. Oscar enlisted last May and was with Co. I until his arrival home last week.
 Lige Baker was in town from his ranch Monday and says he had an ex- cellent yield of hay and potatoes this year. He had no trouble in disposing of his hay, one of the Saginaw log ging camps, mile from his place, contracting for the crop.