The Coconino sun., 1917-08-10
Lo d Brevities

Williams Monday evening.
 Sabbath morning you will find in- terest in "The Way to Life
 Mrs. L. w. Finn, of Riverside, Calf. came in Sunday for a visit with her son, Dr. Finn.
 A baby girl was born to Dr. and Mrs. P. Paul Finn Sunday. Her name will be Elizabeth Emma.
 John Lazear, one of the big souled big cattlemen of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Saturday on business.
 J. W. Weatherford left Tuesday for Clarkdale and Jerome where he will spend several weeks on business.
 J. E. Morgan and wife and H. A. Warner left Sunday for their home in Phoenix after a short visit with c. A. Gyber.
 Miss Amanda Chingrin, who is con- nected with the Indian school at Phoenix, is spending the summer vacation in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. D. Barnhart and daughter Lillian of Peoria, III. arrived Saturday and will stay a month visiting Mrs. W. H. Power. Mrs. Barnhart is a sister of Mrs. Power.
 Mrs. C. D. Thorpe, who has been spending the past two months with relatives and friends in her old home in Iowa, returned to Flagstaff last week.
 "Rimmy Jim" alias Jim Bedding, was in from his cattle ranch along the Little Colorado this week. He is well pleased with range conditions out that way.
 John H. Barncord and wife left Tuesday morning for Phoenix. Mr. Barncord will assume personal super. vision of his theatre in the capitol city.
 R. E. Gibbons, wife and mother left for their home in Phoenix Monday after two weeks vacation in Flag staff. They visited the Grand Canyon while here.
 Arthur Disbrow and wife came in from Tuba City Saturday and after spending a day with Mrs. Glenn Mover left for a months stay in Los An. geles.
 W. F. Stuart arrived Tuesday even ing from Fl Paso and will spend a short time here looking after business matters. MT. Stuart has fully recov- cred from his serious operation.
 Twenty-four students took the teachers examination held at the Elm erson school building by Miss Francis Tuesday. The papers have been sent to the State Superintendent office for corrections.
 Fred Hensing left Tuesday evening for Los Angeles after short stay in Flagstaff. Mrs. Hensing is rapidly regaining her health in the coast city and they expect to return to Flagstaff before the first of September.
 J. B. Hammers, of Kingman, was in Flagstaff Monday looking over the ground for the construction of the Masonic building. He expects to start the construction work next week and in addition to the building will look after cement sidewalk contracts.
 Oscar Schulz was arrested Monday at Camp 12 Saginaw by officers Jack Chisholm and Carl Dickinson and is held at the county jail as a deserte. from the U. S. Army at Naco, Arr zona. He will be turned over to the federal officers upon their arrival from the military camp.
 H. H. Jackson returned from Wins. low Wednesday morning where he was conferring with the council of that city on the purchase of fire truck The fact that Mir. Jackson carried home a signed contract is evidence that the Winslow men liked the speci- fications on the Rec truck.
 The judgment against John T. Davis and R. c. Gould was suspended in the Superior Court Monday and they will be permitted to make good to the county the expenses incurred in their arrest on the charge of horse stealing. They have already made good to the Babbitt-Polson Co. for the horses stolen and will shortly return to Albuquerque where they will again enter the army. They were arrested in Albuquerque after they had joined comnany of the National Cuard and