The Coconino sun., 1917-02-16

J. E. Dunn, tne WlnSlOW contractor and builder, was in Flagstaff Wednes- day.
 The number of copies of this issue printed for general circulation is 1415.
 Harry Nutson, who has been em- ployed at the Navajo Copper Go. of fees, left Wednesday evening for De- troit, Mich.
 John Morgan and wife stopped of in Flagstaff Tuesday on their way home to Parks from visit to friends in Winslow.
 One of the little ones in the Woeber Smith home is i'll with scarlet fever and the house has been placed under quarantine.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. George Reynolds at Milton was made happy last Saturday by the arrival of big, healthy baby boy.
 John A. Johnson, lumber salesman for the Flagstaff Manufacturing com pany, spent few days here this week, leaving Wednesday for San Francisco on business trip.
 Dr. Tom Manning, county health officer, went to Bellemont the first of the week to examine reported case of smallpox, which proved to be a case of erysipelas.
 John and Jim Ralston, two of the old time cowmen of the Verde country were in Flagstaff last Friday buying a carload of lumber to use on their ranches down in the Verde country. They left for home Saturday.
 The Flagstaff Mercantile Co.,, has arranged one of the niftiest window displays to be seen in Flagstaff, feat uring all kinds of tools surrounded with real pine slabs, bark and all the details that would remind one of the natural woods.
 Les Clayton, who is interested in 8 goodly bunch of cattle in the Verde country, was in Flagstaff the last oi last week. He says that many of tht cattlemen have contracted yearlings for $35 and some of them are holding off for $40.
 Lloyd Henning, clerk of the supe rior court of Navajo county, accom- panied by his wife stopped off il Flagstaff between trains Sunday for ; visit to friends. They were on theil way to Phoenix where Mir. Hennint will attend the Masonic grand lodg' session.
 Dr. E. S. Miller was elected repre- sentative to the Masonic lodge at th' last stated meeting of the order. Th' grand lodge meeting will be held a Phoenix this week. Dr. Miller is ; Past Grand Master of the state and il one of the best known Masons in tn, Southwest.
 The Yoemen Lodge will give , masquerade ball at Marian hall Thurs day evening, February 22. This liv' lodge believes a masquerade will b, a drawing card as it is the first O the season. They invite their friend to attend.
 About the busiest place aroun, town last Sunday afternoon was tn Confection Den. Standing room wa at premium and yet the popularit. of this place was such that everyon good naturedly waited their turn il order to get their favorite refresh ment.
 Mir. N. H. Ragland, general man ager of the Paris & Mount Pleasan Railroad Company, of Paris, Texas went through Flagstaff Saturday with a party of fifteen who are inter ested in copper mines near Mayer Arizona. Mir. Ragland is a cousin O MT. Kindred of this city.
 Mir. J. T. Burnes, the mining expert returned Sunday from Los Angeles where he has been for few week confined in hospital after a sever operation from which he has not full. recovered. He remained in Flagstaff for couple days then left for Colo rado Springs where he will rest ul for a couple months.
 Police Judge w. H. Anderson, wh, has been serving under Los Angele laws for the past couple months, il company with his cousin. Sherif Kline of Los Angeles county, has re turned to Flagstaff and may hav' learned few new wrinkles as to jus how to soak the fellows when the! come up before him in the polio, court. Watch your step!