The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20

MT. Frank Flickinger of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Mrs. Tom Eakins and children left Wednesday for Prescott on visit toI friends.
 MT. George Weinert of Winslow, |, was in Flagstaff Wednesday on his way to Clarkdale.
 Ed. Perrin, one of the best young business men of Arizona, was in Flag staff Wednesday from Williams.
 Mrs. Robert Sealander left this morning for her former home in Saw anah, Georgia, for visit to relatives.
 The young ladies of Flagstaff will be interested in the latest thing in middle blouses which have just ar rived at the Variety Store.-Adv.
 A case of smallpox was discovered on the limited train Tuesday at Will Hams among the dining car crew and the whole crew were taken off there for quarantine.
 Miss Beryl Kane, who has been visiting here and in Phoenix for sev. eral weeks, left this afternoon with Mrs. Lowell for the east. Miss Kane will go to Newport, R. I.
 L. B. Lanahan, the contractor and Billy Borum, the confection man, were enthusiastically shunted into the very center of Elkdom last Tuesday evening, with due ceremony and all honors.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Smith at Milton was saddened by the death Wednesday of their little baby girl, born to them but few weeks ago. The remains were laid to rest today.
 Miss Stafford Daniels, the popular proprietores of the Hat Shoppe which IS rapidly attaining favor among the ladies, is entertaining her mother who arrived from Oklahoma on Wednes- day morning.
 The waste of food in America amounts to over $700 OO0,OOO annual. ly, is the report of government food experts. It should set the people tc thinking of how they can best save their share this year.
 Lou Wesley will open his new blacksmithing shop on East Asper avenue next Monday for general blacksmithing, horse shoeing and re. pair work. He is we'll known here land has always been rated as a first class artist in his line of work. Ocean-to-Ocean touring parties have commenced to flow through tho country at least month earlier thar usual and "Kid"' White at the Weatherford hotel says that so far as the hotel business is concerned it is fully two months ahead of last year at this time.
 Jack Smith, the young man who put in few years fighting for Uncle Sam during the eos, came up from Oak Creek this week to get a glint of the horizon over the danyon walls. He is sorter looking around for a place where he can fit in for another toul of duty for his Uncle Samuel. Attorney Mercer. Hemperley, who has been retained by J. N. Bozemar and number of others in the cases brought against them charging them with having sold intoxicating liquors was in Phoenx the latter part of last week to file an application before the supreme court asking for a reduction of the amount of bonds asked of his clients.
 Jack Sinclair, one of the oldest of the young fellows who have chased ponies" on the mountains for the past third of century, came up from his winter headquarters at Cornville last week to commence operations on his homestead south of Flagstaff. He in. tends to do his share toward produc- ing enough food for the people dur ing the predicted stress of food stuff
 Robert Mitchell, general manager of the Navajo Copper Co.,, left this morning for New York City on busi- ness connected with the settlement oi the contract of purchase made with