The Coconino sun., 1917-01-12
Local Brevities


Judge ]. E. Jones was in Prescott
Saturday on legal business.
Elks Jitney dance in Mcmillan hall
Saturday night. &c dance.
F. A. Berg, county engineer, was in
Phoenix the first Of the week.
Mr.. A. H. Miller and wife of Selig-
man, were in Flagstaff last Saturday.
Mrs. X. j. Nackard left Monday
evening for Douglas on visit to re-
latives.
Mrs. M. j. Riordan and children and
Miss Metz, left Monday evening for
Chicago.
Mrs. Louis Benedict has gone to
Los Angeles, where she will spend the
balance of the winter.
Supt. Stephen Janus was in the city
last Saturday from Leupp, worrying
about the weather as usual.
w. C. Everett, of Winslow, was in
Flagstaff Saturday. He is also an is
wuzzer in the sheep business.
Mrs. Florence Mitchell of Los An
geles, arrived in Flagstaff Monday
morning on visit to relatives here.
Miss Claybaugh, who has been
assistant to DIR. M. o. Dumas, left
Sunday for her home in Los Angeles.
Miss Meadows, student at the
Normal, left Sunday evening for
Phoenix, having been taken suddenly
i'll.
]. C. Dolan, president of the Flag
staff Lumber Co., was business visit
or in Los Angeles the first Of the
week.
Mr.. ]. E. Dunn, a Winslow con-
tractor, was in Flagstaff Monday
looking up material for building pur-
poses.
Mrs. E. H. Wheat and daughter,
little Miss Betty Jane, went to Phoen-
tx Monday evening for q visit to her
parents. ........
Miss Lenore Francis, county super
intendent of schools, was visitor In
Phoenix the first of the week on
school business.
Miss Rita Beasley is visiting friends
in Asuza, California, having left Mon
day morning. She expects to remain
on the coast for couple months.
]. A. Pitts, the prosperous general
merchant of the coming metropolis OF
Seligman, was in Flagstaff last Satur-
day for a short time on business.
Mrs. Harry Wiltse, wife Of Sgt
Wiltse has gone to Casa Grande to
spend the winter and be nearer Co.
with which the sargent is serving.
Mrs. M. /. Powers and mother, Mrs
Collins, left Monday for Los Angeles
Mr.. Powers will meet them at King
man and go on to the coast with them
L. H. Oleson left Monday for Chic.
ride to spend couple months with
his brother, who is now clothing
merchant in that booming mining
town.
Robert Mitchell, general manager
of the Navajo Copper Comptny was il
Phoenix to hear his friend Governor
Tom Campbell make his inaugural ad
dress.
Fred Hesser, freight clerk at thu
depot, went to Phoenix Saturda!
evening to appear before the stat
crporation commission in the rat,
hearing case.
A. B. Christian, state auditor for tn
Standard Oil company was in Flag
staff Tuesday checking up the grow
ing business under the local manage
ment of C. B. Nicolls.
Miss Bess Tidwell, after visiting
a week with Mrs. E. H. Black, re
turned to Flagstaff Tuesday, wher
she has accepted position teaching
in the schools.-Winslow Mail.
Attorney E. s. Clark of Prescott
was in Flagstaff Saturday and ar
peared before the Superior court j
the case Of Mrs. Gus Reimer VI
Klock, as attorney for Mrs. Reimer.
Judge George H. Crosby Jr., of s.
Johns, was visitor in Flagstaff thi
week and presided in place Of Judg
Perkins who is in the southern pa,
the state.
Chas. Wyrick, Of Winslow, one Q
the old time animal producers VIII
knew the best places in the countr
for his stock to bite the best grass
was in Flagstaff last Friday for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Travis al
spending a few weeks vacation on tn
coast "Moqui" is the special deliver