The Coconino sun., 1918-02-08

tral Bank at Williams, spent Sunday in Flagstaff.
 Miss Stella Ewing, of Long Beach, Calif., is here for an extended visit with relatives.
 Harry Greene, proprietor of the Arizona Pool Hall, was business vis- itor in Williams Wednesday.
 Supervisor R. c. Cresswell, one of the prominent stockmen of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Attorney Frank Gold, deputy asses sor for the western part of the coun- ty, was down from Williams Tuesday.
 Judge Geo. H. Crosby, of Apache county, is presiding in the superior courts at Kingman and Prescott this week.
 Mrs. c. L. Fleck and son, Walter, left Wednesday for Williams to,visit few days with Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Duffield.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Babbitt de- parted Wednesday night for an ex- tended visit in California and other Pacific coast states.
 I. M. Jackson, who has very num- erous cows on the range in the Anita country, was in from his headquar- ters ranch this week.
 Attorney Mercer Hemperley return ed Wednesday from a several days stay in Phoenix, where he was looking after legal business.
 Mrs. c. c. Harvey returned Mon day from visit in Williams with her husband, who is with the Arizona Central Bank at that place.
 Mat Ellis, the carpenter, is home from the Navajo Copper Co.'s mines, where he was employed for few weeks doing work in his line.
 Mrs. Nettie Barrick, mother of Mrs. P. M. Falder, returned yesterday from New Mexico, where she has been for several weeks visiting relatives.
 Geo. H. Perry, who was a trusted employe of the A. l.. & T. Co. for fif- teen or more years, resigning the po- sition some five years ago, is again with the company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Hart, of Sedona who formerly resided in Flagstaff are rejoicing over an addition to the family, in the way of new boy, who 1 tipped the scales at ten pounds.
 Mrs. H. Jackson, formerly of Flag. staff, now residing at Holbrook where Mir. Jackson is engaged in the automobile business, arrived here Wednesday for visit with friends
 Les Hart returned Monday from 6 visit with his family in Phoenix and left the same day for the White mountains in Navajo county to look after his stock interests in that sec tion.
 Charles Greene is conducting the Flagstaff-Tuba City stage line for w s. Beard, whose garage work has in- creased to such an extent that he has no time to look after other portions of his husiness ''
 Lee Vishno, while going to his home Sunday night, fell from the bridge over River de Flag on west Railroad avenue, and severely injured one of his shoulders. The accident will lay him up for several days.
 Oscar Reiberg, a native of Sweden, and resident of Williams, and AL fred Stagg, native of England, and Owen Duff, of Canada, the two latter of Flagstaff, were naturalized in the superior court here Wednesday.
 Forest Ranger Jesse Bushnell re- gently returned from a vacation back east and is again located at Munds Park for the year. He has been go- ing over the telephone lines making repairs caused by fallen trees and limbs during the winter. o. B. Raudebaugh returned We'd nesday from business trip to the Jerome and Clarkdale district. He will leave immediately with his fam fly and will take up his residence at Clarkdale, where he has accepted position in the Miller store.
 R. w. Watson, the Bellemont rancher, is in Flagstaff this week taking medical treatment for badly injured neck, which he injured some weeks ago. The injury continued to get worse until he.was compelled to come to town for additional medical aid.
 Francisco Saldanio was up before I m H