The Coconino sun., 1918-03-08

Attorney G. T. Wall was in Will Hams on legal business Monday.
 Attorney Sleeves was down from Williams on legal business Monday.
 Miss Ruby Mesker has accepted position as clerk in the Marian drug store.
 Lee Smith has accepted a position aS bookkeeper with the Waldhouse garage.
 Ed Lockwood is back at his old job, delivering wood and coal for Frank Bennett.
 Ed Randolph, who has a homestead near Winona, has been spending the week in town.
 Mrs. J. c. Hester has returned home from a several weeks visit with relatives in southern California.
 l.. L. Dittman, of Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff Monday, being called here by the sickness of a relative.
 William Shaw returned Saturday from a several months trip through southern Arizona and New Mexico.
 John Hamilton left Tuesday for Ash Fork, where he will enter the employ of Al Sanford, the stockman.
 Jerry Fisher, who has been acting as special Santa Fe officer near Ash Fork for the last month, has returned to Flagstaff.
 Earl Fortney, with the Arizona Central bank at Williams, was in town Wednesday consulting with the local draft board.
 Mrs. John Chisholm returned Sat urday from Kingman, where she visit ed several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Black.
 Miss Rachel Thomas, student of the N. A. N. S., visited over Sunday in Holbrook with her parents, Judge and Mrs. D. J. Thomas.
 Erie Denver, pioneer Bellemont rancher, was in town Saturday visit ing his family, who are residing in Flagstaff this winter.
 Several parties in southern Arizona have written to County Farm Agent Nichols wanting to rent potato land in this part of the state. Mrs. w c. Bayless returned Mon- day from a visit with her husband at Clarkdale, and her son, Sheldon, at the Blome-Bayless ranch on the | Verde.
 Miss Blanche McDowell returned Monday from California, where she has been residing for the last four months and will again make Flagstaff her home. ..-.
 W. P. Nelson and family, who have been residing in Flagstaff for the last four years, departed Saturday for Spiro, Oklahoma, their former home and will relocate there.
 Dr. Thomas Manning, superinten- dent of public health for Coconino county, went to the Grand Canyon Tuesday to look into 8 reported case of smallpox out that way.
 Jack Kester returned Saturday from the Salt River valley, bringing back with him a carload of fine horses. Among the number is a thoroughbred Shire stallion.
 Two Japanese gentlemen from the Salt River valley have leased one of H. c. Lockett's places just north of Flagstaff and will put in a crop of various vegetables the coming season.
 Sheridan Brown, an old time em- ploye of the A. l.. & T. Co.,, left Mon- day for Williams for few days visit and from there will go to California, where he intends to make his future home.
 Del Stevens, formerly of Flagstaff, who has been soldering with the 15Sth infantry at Camp Keany, pass ed through Monday, en route to Washington D. C., where he has been transferred. .-.
 Special Deputy Marshal John Par sons arrested Joe Escoto Saturday night at the Lomeli Mexican dance hall for disturbing the peace. The of fender was brought before Police Judge Theis Monday and given fine of $25.
 George Smith, of the IS Normal graduating class, who went to Hol- brook last week for the army physical examination, passed successfully, ac- cording to report received, and left Tuesday for an eastern officers train ,pp, oa,,,n