The Coconino sun., 1917-08-10

T. A. DeIS, ol tHe oIdHudru ol, was in Williams Thursday.
 Everett Hanna left Tuesday morn- ing for visit in Los Angeles.
 Miss Katherine Kennedy is visiting with Prescott friends for week.
 Miss M. K. Lightburne teacher of piano and violin. IF w. Birch ave.
 Be one of may in attendance Sab bath morning to hear "The Way to Life"
 Mrs. NJ. A. Murphy and children left for Williams Thursday for a short visit.
 Do your bit" by helping out with the Lords work-one way is to attend services.
 Little Johnnie Hoffman who was hit by an auto Tuesday morning is re- covering rapidly from his injuries.
 T. E. Pollock left Monday for trip through the East. He will visit at Washington and New York before re- turning.
 w. E. Fredlein returned Monday from a visit with his sister in Kansas City. He was accompanied by his nephew, Paul Covey.
 The family of Wm. Campbell is oc- cupying the Eben Greenlaw home east of town. They arrived recently from Long Beach, Calf.
 Earl Boyer, manager of the Indian Trading post at Red Lake, has been in Flagstaff for the past few days visiting friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Crabb were in Flagstaff few days this week. They are now located at their summer head quarters at Rogers Lake.
 Mrs. R. H. H. Blome accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Norman Winde and children from Tempe, returned yesterday morning from six weeks visit in Oak Park, Ill.
 F. P. Cruise and wife spent Wednes- day in Flagstaff, leaving for their home in Phoenix that evening. They have been visiting in Oklahoma the past few weeks.
 Marcos Samora was declared insane in the Superior court Wednesday morning and will be committed to the hospitals for the insane at Phoe- nix. He is a sheep herder and his home is in Williams.
 Sheldon Bayless was in from the Blome- -Bayless ranch on Beaver creek Wednesday with load of fruit. He says that although the fruit is late this year it is of unusually fine quail ity.
 The Judgment and sentence against Mat Matson was suspended in the Superior court Saturday for a period of six months. Matson was the one man convicted last winter out of a bunch of lumber jacks who were charged with transporting liquor.
 Ellis Garber, brother of Mrs. Chas. H. Adams, of this city has received a title of expert rifleman in the U. S. Army at Del Rio, Texas, where he is stationed. He made a remarkable score of 259 out of a possible 300 and was the third highest man in the company.
 Chas. Lindstrom was in from Sag inaw Camp 12 Wednesday morning to attend the naturalization cases in the Superior Court. There is a typhoid epidemic in camp 12, with about 20 cases at present. Two deaths have been reported from the disease.
 MT. and Mrs. Preston and son, Scot. ty and Keith Warren, returned Mon day from an auto trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco and returning took ir the Yosemite National Park. They had very enjoyable trip. They left Flagstaff for their home in Tuba City Wednesday morning.
 Frank Herring, who was recently convicted of running gambling game and sentenced to 60 days hard labor departed from the road camp about 20 miles south of Flagstaff Sunday without the permission of the officer in charge. A diligent search is being made for him and no doubt he will be caught and given a double dose of road building.
 Geo. H. Smalley and family arrived from the south Wednesday and will make Flagstaff their home for some time. Mir. Smalley is secretary of the State Council of Defense and is mak- ing tour of the state gathering data on the crop conditions. While here