The Coconino sun., 1917-08-24


 Thursday morning after a visit with relatives here. ......
 Dean Wm. Scarlett, of Phoenix, ac- companied by his uncle, MT. Schueller, of Columbus, Ohio, left Tuesday morn ing for the snake dance at First Mesa.
 Archdeacon Jenkins, of Phoenix, and Rev. B. T. McClement, of Pennington, N. M., left Wednesday morning to wit ness the snake dance.
 Mrs. Best returned to her home in Santa Barbara after two weeks vis- it with her daughter, Mrs. William Marian.
 Mrs. D. S. Boone and Miss Green berg arrived in Flagstaff on No. 3 1 Tuesday for visit with Miss Beas- ley. They have been visiting with d sister in Kansas.
 Mrs. J. E. Garber, whom Flagstaff people will remember as Miss Naomi Land, is at the Commercial for few days. Mrs. Garber's home is in Mayer, Ariz. I State Game Warden Joe Prochaska arrived in Flagstaff from the south Sunday and left early in the week to be present at the snake dance at the First Mesa. He declares he is going as spectator and will not take part in the ceremonies.
 J. J. Griffith, of Los Angeles, fac tory representative of the Baldwin Pi- ano Co.,, arrived in Flagstaff Tues day and will remain for some time assisting Sullivan & Taylor in dispos- ing of a recent shipment of pianos.
 Daniel Wallace left for his home in Melrose, N. M. Thursday morning af- ter visiting Flagstaff friends for the past two weeks. He will visit few days with his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Anderson at Adamana, before return ing home.
 The building for the Samsky Bros. plumbing shop was started the first of the week and is going ahead rap idly. In spite of the high cost of ma terials, Flagstaff is seeing the erec- ton of more new business buildings than any summer heretofore. c. R. Talley left Thursday eve ming for Dobsonville, Texas, where he will visit his parents for some time. Mir. Tally took the examination before the local board yesterday and expects to be in Uncle Sam's service before long. ...
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Nelson and daughter, Gertrude, are house guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Marian. Dr. Nelson is State Health Officer. On Wednesday Dr. Tom Manning took them as his guests to the Grand Canyon.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Brewster were in Flagstaff Monday enroute to tho White Mountains on fishing trip. Mir. Brewster was formerly the man. ager of the Union Oil plant here and is now located at Phoenix employed with the same company. -.....
 William Reed, stockman of the Can yon Diablo country, was in town sev- eral days this week looking for hands to do some fencing for him. We un- derstand he took out a force of ten men, leaving Wednesday for the site of activities.
 A new partnership was formed in the contracting business last week, the firm name being Goble & Leisk. MT. Goble is we'll know as a builder in Flagstaff and MT. Leisk has been en- gagged in government work at Tuba City for the past ten months. Mrs. c. A. Keller and Miss Beasley are enjoying a visit from Mrs. D. s. Boone, of Christmas, Arizona, Mrs J. R. Treat, of Lakeside, Arizona and Miss Greenberg, of Los Angeles Calf. Mir. Boone will motor in from Christmas this week and join Mrs Boone for weeks visit here.
 J. P. Kerley, the famous Indian trader of Tolchaco, will soon have under way new trading post build. ing which will be located near Leupr at the site for the new government bridge which will soon be started Goble & Leisk will have charge oi the construction.
 Last week lady from Chicago spending the summer here, broke bott lens in her glasses. She sent home for new set to be ground and in the meantime suffered badly with head ache on account of doing without them. After ten days delay the lens came and she took them into tho