The Coconino sun., 1918-02-08

his room for several days with sick ness.
 T. E. Pollock returned Wednesday from, business trip to San Fran cisco.
 Rev. Fr. c. Vabre left Sunday for visit of several days to California points.
 Attorney A. H. Stockton, of Phoe- nix, was in Flagstaff Monday on legal business.
 Mrs. A. M. House, teacher of the Doney Park school, was visitor in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Carpenters are at work remodeling the superintendent and other offices of the A. L. & T. Go.
 Mrs. Nellie Dunnick is back at her saleslady job in the J. Herman Co. store, after few weeks lay-off on ac- count of the sickness of her mother.
 Attorney J. E. Jones returned Tues- day night from a several days stay in Phoenix, where he was called on legal business before the supreme court.
 Archie Grant, who has acquired fame in this section of the country by putting houses together, came up from the lower Oak Creek country Tues day evening.
 Mrs. Mary Platten, recently ap- pointed state deputy game warden for the west part of Coconino county, was in from Pittman valley Monday and Tuesday.
 J. B. Hammers, contractor of the new Masonic Temple building, informs us that he will have the building completed and ready for occupancy within ten days or two weeks.
 John Lazear, of the well known cat tie firm of Lazear & Co.,, of Winslow, was in town Tuesday. He reports the range much better for pasture in his section since the recent storm.
 County Agent DeLore Nichols has received shipment of various seeds from the government and anyone de- string them are requested to call at his office and help themselves.
 H. A. Kahl left Monday for short business trip to San Francisco. While in the coast city he will select some X of the best things for the Flagstaff trade in the stationery and jewelry lines.
 c. J. Macaroy, manager of the Warren Bros. Paving Co.,, of Phoenix, was in Flagstaff Saturday between trains. Mir. Macaroy succeeded Pow CT Conway, who is now in the U. s. army.
 w. J. Stephenson and William Null len returned Tuesday from the Maya jo Copper Go. mines, where they have been for the last six weeks erecting houses for the employees of the com pany.
 Cecil Lugar, the accommodating young man holding a position at the local Santa Fe depot, returned Tues day night from a several days visit with relatives at his old home in Kansas City.
 The household effects of D. w. Rawlins, who left Flagstaff about one year ago, were sold Tuesday at sher- ifs sale to satisfy a judgment of w. F. dagger. The goods were bid in by Mir. Jagger.
 Matthew Master, a recent arrival from the state of Oklahoma, left Tuesday for Williams to look over the country surrounding that town with the view of taking up some gov ernment land.
 J. D. Jackson has resigned his po- sition as salesman with the Flagstaff Mercantile Co.,, and for the past few days has been assisting in the blan- ket department of Sullivan & Tay- lor's furniture store.
 s. s. Lawhead, formerly with the local Western Union force, has receiv- ed commission as End Lieutenant in the signal corps. "Cy" is now sta- tioned at Camp Pike, Ark, and until his promotion was in the field artil- lery.
 J. G. Carter, who has been acting as foreman under Contractor J. B. Hammers in the construction of the Masonic temple, departed Saturday for Phoenix, where he will take the examination for the engineer corps of the U. s. army. Conpfu Attornax, a,I Mnc