The Coconino sun., 1917-04-13
Local Brevities
St. Margaurite Guild will hold a dance at Marian hall tonight.

The Gassman Cleaning Works will open for business in the McMillan building Monday.
 Mrs. E. J. Hicks, a sister of Mrs. B. F. Ellisberry spent Tuesday visit ing here while on her way back to her home in Chicago.
 Miss Leora Daze of Winslow, came up from Winslow Tuesday morning for a visit with Flagstaff friends, in- cluding the Misses Bart.
 Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. Wm. M Rudd, arrived in Flagstaff last Sun day from Columbus, Ohio, and will remain here for the summer.
 Mrs. Thos. Mahoney returned from Williams Tuesday evening where she has been nursing the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. I. P. McConkey.
 Mir. Wm. Frazier, a resident of Flagstaff in years gone by, was in Flagstaff from Mayer Tuesday get ting a supply of lumber for his lum- Der yard.
 Word was received from Jack Cos tigan at Detroit, Mich, that his little daughter has improved considerably and Jack will return home the first of the week.
 Mrs. Jos. Carey of Needles, stopped over in Flagstaff Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Thos. Phelan and Mrs. Jos. Wight. She is on her way to Kansas City. ....
 The Yoeman are preparing for a "tacky" dance to be held at Marlar's hall on the night of March Fist. They are anticipating a big time. Details will be given later.
 Jos. Skinner, the Albuquerque wool buyer, was in Flagstaff Monday look ing up wool. It is reported that he purchased the Bly clip at Willaha for 44A cents per pound.
 It is reported on good authority here that "Slim" Charles, brakeman we'll known here, is suffering with a case of smallpox at Winslow. Other cases are reported there.
 Little Miss Dorthy Evelyn Bailey is one of the recent new residents of Flagstaff, having arrived on this mundane sphere on March 18th, at the Bailey home on Beaver street.
 E. A. Erickson formerly manager of the Barstow Department store ar rived in Flagstaff Tuesday and will be connected with F. F. Brooks as manager of the grocery store.
 c. A. Black is at home again after several weeks absence in California. He came through in his auto, making the last lap of the journey alone, Mrs. Black having proceeded him by train.
 MT. W. F. yagger and O. B. Raude- baugh have decorated the hitching posts on Railroad avenue with Ameri- can Flags for the entire block. The display is worth going out of your way to see.
 Louis Benedict came in from Will laha Monday where he had just fin ished shearing his sheep. He has con signed the wool to Salter Brothers & Co.,, of Boston, and was we'll pleased with the big crop raised this year.
 Jas. Gutierrez, who was arrested on charge of selling liquor illegally last week, says that there were but three charges against him instead of five, and that only one small bottle partly filled was found at his place.
 Stockmen were pleased with the Monday storm which left behind over half inch of water. Ranches and ranges were badly in need of the moisture and it means millions to them. The storm seemed pretty gen eral.
 Mir. Harry Wells an employee of the Flagstaff Lumber Company walk. ed into the Flagstaff Mercantile Co.'S store Monday and cashed check fol s100 stating that he was leaving fo, his home town in Virginia to enlist in the army. Genuine patriotism is ever thus.
 Mir. G. S. Lamport, a brother ot James Lamport the pioneer surveyo, of Northern Arizona, who has been visiting here for several weeks, left Tuesday evening for his home in Bill. lings, Montana. He was also the guest of his sister, Mrs. c. A. Green. law during his stay.
 Barney Oldfeld, the veteran speed king called at the Sun office early yesterday morning on his way from New York to Los Angeles. Barney has embarked on new automobile manufacturing proposition and ex- poets to locate factory near Los An. geles in the near future.