The Coconino sun., 1917-09-14

 at their house last Saturday.
 Ed Babbitt, who has been visiting the past two weeks in Flagstaff, left Sunday for his home in Cincinnatti.
 Mrs. Ova Bunch, who has been wis iting with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Jones, left Monday evening for he. home at Stafford, Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Zalaha left last Friday morning for Macinac Island, Michigan, where MT. Zalaha will at tend a meeting of the agents of the Equitable Life Insurance Co.
 w. T. Southern, of Keams Canyon, was in Flagstaff Saturday. MT. Southern and J. P. Kerley left Satur day afternoon for the later's trading post at Tolchaco which Mir. Southern expects to purchase.
 Judge Crosby, Judge Perkins, Frank Harrison and family, Warren Perkins and family, and c. A. Pear son and family were the members of a merry picnic party on Oak Creek Sunday.
 Chas. Spear is spending the week in Flagstaff. He has been with the Navajo Copper Company for the past four months in the transportation di- vision,
 Mrs. Emma Combs, who has been visiting her neice, Mrs. Frank Rich mond, for the past week, returned to her home in Kansas City on Wednes- day.
 Robert Watson, of Government Prairie, was in Flagstaff Saturday buying machinery to harvest his big crop. He says that district has had plenty of rain and that crops are above normal.
 Mrs. P. w. Munger and children left Wednesday for a two months visit on the coast. Mir. Munger will remain in Flagstaff looking after bus mess as usual.
 Bert Fair was in for a few days this week from his ranch on the mountain where he has put in big crop. He and his family will remain on the ranch until harvest is over.
 The Corporation Commission has issued an order for the selling of the Flagstaff Sewer Company to the town. Before/a dissolution of the company is consumated an order from the court will be necessary.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Louden and two boys arrived Monday for a visit with MT. Louden's sister, Mrs. w. L. Tay- Tor. They are returning to their home at Grinnell, Iowa, after trip through the northwest and on the coast.
 Bernardo Bidegain and bride re- turned from California Wednesday afternoon. They were married in Los Angeles about week ago and will take up their residence here at Mir. Bidegain's ranch near Rogers Lake.
 J. Fish Smith, of Snowflake, for merly of the Snowflake Academy faculty, was in Flagstaff over Sun day. MT. Smith expects to be in the U. s. service before long as he has been passed by the draft board.
 Dr. A. A. Douglas, who helped to establish the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, stopped over here between trains Saturday to meet old friends. Dr. Douglas is associated with the University of Arizona and was en- route home from the summer spent in the East.
 Father billy, of La Junta, Colo, passed through Flagstaff on No. } Monday morning for San Francisco, where he will take an examination to qualify as interpreter for the Amer ican expeditionary forces in France. Father billy was at one time pastor of the Flagstaff church.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. lesser and daughter, Billy, came in from Selig- man Saturday evening and visited over Sunday with friends. MT. He's ser went Gallup Sunday to look over the office of chief freight clerk which has been offered him. He ex- poets to accept the position as soon as relieved at Seligman.
 Mrs. J. F. McCarrol, of Holden, La., who has been visiting Mrs. Kate Me Milan for the past week, left Tues. day for Kingman where she will visit with her son and daughter, Mir. and L