The Coconino sun., 1918-12-13

on the job piloting the Leader.
 Friends of Clyde Harvey are pleas.
 ed to hear that he is improving after
 severe second attack of the flu.
 DeLore Nichols, county farm agent
 left Wednesday afternoon for a two weeks vacation.
 H. B. Fey is the most recent addi- tion to the local postoffice force and will help with the efficiency of that office.
 Mir. Herbert Milligan of Colorado was called to Flagstaff by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. J. c. Mil ligan.
 Supt. Walter Runke was in from Tuba City Wednesday, it being his first trip since he had his serious contention with the flu.
 Miss Lucille Nolan, chief clerk at Cliffs for the Greenlaw Lumber com pany, returned yesterday from a months visit to relatives in Chicago.
 Wm. Rudd, the cattleman, is quite seriously ill at his home on Birch avenue, with an attack of influenza, but improving at last report.
 Frank Lyons, one of the prosperous sheepmen of the Winslow country, was in Flagstaff Tuesday. He stop ped short time and left by auto for Phoenix.
 Three passenger coaches full of Mexicans from New Mexico passed through during the week bound for the government work at Whipple bar racks at Prescott.
 Juan Martinez, of the Greenlaw Lumber company at Cliffs, suffered painful but not serious injury when he caught his hand between two cross ties and badly mashed it. He expects to be back at work in a few days.
 Prof. J. B. Gunter, instructor at the Normal, has purchased an interest in the Flagstaff Garage and Machine Shop. Mir. s. L. Mitchell will con tinue the active management of the business as heretofore and Prof. Gun ter will still fill his position at the Normal.
 Miss Sadie Gibson has accepted a position with the Flagstaff Mercantile Co. Miss Gibson comes from King man but is not stranger here as she formerly lived in Flagstaff and has held positions with Babbitt Bros. and with the Mountain States Telephone company.
 Charley Marshall, wife and oldest child are recovering from the "flu". They spent some time at the Ideal hos pital but on Tuesday were all recov- cred sufficiently to be taken home. Charlie is missed down town and ! speedy recovery is wished and 6x- oected for them all.
 J. V. Dickson, cattleman of this county for the past ten years, has zone to New Mexico to find suita- ,le location for himself and family in hat state. Mrs. Dickison and chil- lren will spend the cold weather pe- 'iod in Phoenix until Mir. Dickson | s settled in his new home.
 MT. Garland Tillman and family | lave moved to Flagstaff from De- | roit, Mich, and will make this their home. They have rented | ouse at Walnut and Grand Canyon. dr. Tillman is mechanic by trade nd will be associated wiah his broth r, Hugh Tillman, in his garage bus ness on West Railroad avenue.
 Judge w. H. Anderson, police udge for the city of Flagstaff, put n his good clothes Friday and left or Los Angeles for couple months tay with his mother and other rel tives in that city. Sheriff Cline is
 cousin of Mir. Anderson's so there ; every reason to believe that he i'll not get into trouble over there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan, Williams of vest Aspen avenue are in receipt of
 card from their son, Decker, "gob" n the U. s. s. Ozankee, now at Pen acola, Florida. The last news they ad from him was some six weeks go and came from a Central Amer an port. He has just completed a rip around the Horn, starting from an Diego.
 Chet Black is evidently determined , make the Flagstaff Mercantile Co, lore than usually attractive to the ublic. He has force of carpenters t work on the inside of the store laking alterations here and there nat, while not completed yet, already 1 now the wisdom of the changes. mong other things that will be ap- reciated by his customers are added ght and room.
 Last week we overlooked two inn ortant arrivals in Snowflake-the irth of girl to the wife of Clifford rost on Nov. 27th and on Thanks wing day another girl to the wife of :, ern Willis. Mrs, Willis is here vis- ing from Riordan, near Flagstaff, here her husband is in the employ the McGonigle Lumber Co.--Snow- ake Herald.
 L. S. "Tom" Drum. who now claims lat he built up Stonemans Lake 'om a small puddle to it's present amp, large proportions, was in from is ranch which skirts it, also coats ]
 on one end. the first of the week ith pocketfull of apples which he lys he had to bring in to keep from polling. He says he has several more ,ples down there of his own raising hich he intends to keep.