The Coconino sun., 1917-12-21

piano to be given away at Sullivan & Taylor's Christmas eve.
 H. S. Becker, purchasing agent for the Navajo Copper Co.,, returned from business trip to Prescott Wednesday evening.
 Attend the band dance given by the band boys at Marian hall Christmas (Tuesday) night. All the latest, up- to-date music.
 Harlow Yeager, the sheepman, ar rived in town yesterday from his ranges to remain with his faimly un- til after Christmas.
 L. L. Fisher, forest ranger from near Winslow, is located at Sedona during the absence of the regular ranger at that station, J. I. Bushnell.
 Mrs. Charles Marshall and sister-in- law, Mrs. Hayes Wiedner, departed yesterday for Los Angeles, where the former will undergo a surgical opera tion for appendicitis.
 Joint installation of Flagstaff Lodge No. 2, F. & A. M. and Grand Canyon Chapel No. 4, o. E. Star, will be conducted Saturday evening, Dec. 22nd, at 8 o'clock, at Masonic hall.
 Take your wife, mother, sister or sweetheart to the dance to be given by the band boys at Marian hall Christmas Tuesday, night. The lat est popular music is being prepared for the occasion.
 Charley Ishom, formerly with the F. L. company, now holding posi- tion with the Arizona Central Bank, has received word that daughter was born one day this week to Mrs. Ishom, who is temporarily stopping in Phoe- nix.
 R. s. Caffey, rancher near the famous Montezuma We'll, was visi- tor in town Monday. He says every thing is dry down his way, but that stock is looking we'll. While here MT. Caffey made the Sun office business call.
 A letter has been received from J A. Metzger, one of the boys who en- listed from Grand Canyon in May stating that he is now located al Camp Logan. Texas. He is now g corporal in the 79th Field Artillery Battery A.
 Mrs. Addie Brandon, of Des Moines Ia., arrived last Friday for a visit with her son, B. B. Brandon, and fam. lily. Before coming to Flagstaff she visited with her son who received z commission as lieutenant, at tho Plattsburg training camp.
 Dr. E. S. Miller was in Albuquer que Sunday to attend the funeral ot Charles Finn, who died recently ir Winslow, where he resided for more than twenty years. The Masonic lodge, of which the deceased was z member, had charge of the funeral.
 George Casner, we'll known stock man of the Verde country, arrived ir town Tuesday in his Ford. George not many years ago, was some bron' cho twister, but gave up the habit tc go into the stock business. Mr. Gas. ner was accompanied by his family
 H. B. White, of Hotel Weatherford received letter the first of the week from Ralph Davis, stating that he successfully passed the physical ex- animation for the army and is now located in San Francisco. Ralph will enter the ordnance department of the
 Willis Cronkite, one of Flagstaff's pioneers, who logged and drove bull teams in this part of the country in the early days, departed yesterday for visit with relatives in California His aged father, whom he has not | Seeu III sOlut IiiiiSJ IcSiuSo ~ bohS Beach.
 Joe Tissaw was painfully injured Wednesday while working in the new Babbitt storehouse. He was adjust ing lighting fixture when the screw driver slipped and penetrated his left eye. Although seriously injured it is thought the sight of the eye can be saved.
 Clarence Durham came in Monday evening from Camp Pike, Ark, to spend the holidays with his parents and friends. Clarence has been pro- noted to Sergeant Major in the field artillery and has been offered the op- portunity to attend the officers train ing camp which starts in January.
 T. E. Pollock returned Wednesday from Iowa, where he went to attend the funeral of his wife's mother, Mrs. rIy