The Coconino sun., 1917-03-30
Local Brevities

Paste this in your new bonnet.
 Attorney J. E. Jones was in Hol- brook Monday on legal business.
 The next Senior play will appear April 17th. Watch papers next week for name.
 J. D. Duff" Brown and son Elza Brown of Ash Fork, were in Flagstaff on business Tuesday. Miss Mary McConkey of Williams, was the guest of Mrs. Frank Rich mond over Sunday.
 The soda fountain at the News Stand will open next Sunday with Jack Fruzell in command.
 Harry Embach left his cattle out on the range in the Anita country and spent few days in Flagstaff.
 Sam Moore, the catleman with a goodly bunch of critters out Anita way, was in Flagstaff this week.
 James Smith and George Robinson, two of the prominent cowmen of Will Hams, were in Flagstaff Monday.
 Phil Matchin, of the Western Union force, was in Ash Fork Sunday visit ing his sister, Miss Elizabeth Matchin. Mrs. Thomas Mahoney returned from the coast Tuesday evening, where she has been during the past winter.
 P. J. Murphy, who passed St. Pat rick's day exercises without notable event, made a short visit to Williams Saturday.
 w. P. Nelson, one of the chief bull doggers of the co bar outfit, was in the city from the Rimmey Jim coun- try Monday.
 A. J. Lebarron, the sheepman, re- turned this week with his family from Phoenix where they have been spend- ing the winter. h
 Ralph Berry was in from Grand view Sunday on his four-footed auto mobile. He was not bothering about the price of potatoes.
 Jack Costigan left Sunday after noon with his little daughter Mary, for Detroit, Michigan, who he is talk ing east for medical treatment.
 Phoenix papers note the arrival of a baby girl at the home of Frank Beasley at Santa Monica, California, on February Fist.
 The Hall-Jones Go. wish to correct the impression that they will handle mems clothing. They are specializing in ladies high grade apparel only.
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson returned Satur- day night from Phoenix where she has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Mar, for few weeks.
 George Casner, the good natured COW walloper, was in from Canyon Diablo for a few days last week, go- ing back on the job again Sunday evening.
 W. T. Zorn came up from Winslow Sunday to join the force in the Pen ney Store. Mir. Zorn was formerly connected with the Penney store at Winslow.
 William Lannon returned last week from a several weeks vacation. Dur ing the trip he visited Kansas and Oklahoma and was on the coast for a short stay.
 Captain Bert Mossman, the first captain of the Arizona rangers, went through Flagstaff last Sunday on his way to Phoenix. He is now a resi- dent of Roswell, N. M. '
 H. R. Sheppard, who recently re- signed as special officer for the Santa Fe. left Tuesday with Mrs. Sheppard for Clarkdale where he has been em- ployed as a special officer for min ing company.
 c. H. Hall was arrested in Bakers field and brought back to Flagstaff Sunday by deputy Sheriff Jack Chish- olm. Hall was wanted on a charge of grand larceny committed some months ago at Williams.
 A party composed of Herbert Bab- bit, Bert Babbitt, Mrs. G. Rabbit, Marguerite Babbitt and Eunice Bab- bitt, all of Flagstaff, arrived in Phoe- nix Saturday. They are at the Ad- ams.-Phoenix Republican.
 Niles and Bert Cameron were in Flagstaff Saturday, having just re- turned from Prescott. While they lost their case in the federal court last week, they expect to take an ap- peal on other points involved.
 MT. c. H. McKillips of Winslow was in Flagstaff Monday assisting Mana n.z.-z ..-.4L xR kl1