The Coconino sun., 1918-07-12

| fdilh Dtllllil, "lO hdS oSSh Aif'N contracting in the Jerome district, is back in Flagstaff meeting old friends and will sojurn here the remainder Of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hastings of | Pima county arrived here Wednesday | in their auto and after visiting the different scenic points in this vicinity will take up their residence in Flag staff for the summer.
 Tom Wagner, who came here sev- eral years ago to grow up with the country-and did, to the extent of seven or eight feet with considerable displacement laterally, was in Flag staff this week from usual range at Anita.
 Prof. J. w. Brown, prominent edu- cator of northern Arizona, and super intendent of schools of Apache county, has rendered his resignation as such, having been appointed postmaster at St. Johns.
 Mrs. Geo. T. Mason, teacher of piano, voice culture, harp, guitar, drawing, painting; also the French language. Rapid conversational meth cd in the latter, especially suitable for parties expecting to go to France. (July 12-4t) Prof. and Mrs. Robert R. Lewis of Tuba City left the first of the week for a visit at their old home in Okla homa. Prof. Lewis, who is full blood Pima Indian, is head instructor of the Tuba City Indian band, which visited Flagstaff last week.
 Bill" Farnum, the well-known | movie actor, who was in Flagstaff few weeks ago, now has his company at the Grand Canyon filming some scenes of the Rainbow Trail," Zane Grey's well-known book.
 Senator Henry Lovin, the financial sage of Mohave county, spent the Fourth of July in Flagstaff. He claimed to have been out on the range for so long that he had not heard any thing from either Phoenix or Europe and was considerably anxious about both places.
 T. T. (Dad) Thornton returned Monday from visit with relatives in southern California. Mrs. Thornton, who has been out there for a couple months, recently underwent surgical operation and passed through the or deal successfully.
 Deputy Sheriff Ed Warren of Mari copa county was here from Phoenix after man wanted on a felony charge. The man had given bail be- fore the deputy's arrival, so he re- turned home last night empty handed"
 L. H. Anderson, who some fourteen years ago was salesman in the dry goods department of Babbitt Bros store in Flagstaff, now in the employ of the same firm at Winslow, was in town yesterday meeting old acquaint- ances. He was on his return home from a months vacation in southern California.
 J. s. Amundsen, accompanied by his family, manager of Babbitt Bros.' store at Kingman, passed through Flagstaff yesterday en route for an extended visit at his old home in Min nesota. Joe expects to make the trip leisurely and to be gone some sixty days.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Reulbach of Omaha, Neb., are new arrivals in Flagstaff, having made the trip as far as Albu- uuerque in their automobile. MT. Reul- bach was formerly employed by the Cudahy Packing Company, but owing to failing health resigned his position some time ago. They expect to re- main in this vicinity a couple of months or more.
 Fire Chief Jack Wilson, who gave the new siren whistle a test try-out Monday, announces that he will prob- ably give it another one some time to- day. The whistle is connected with two switches, one of which is at the city hall and the other at the Commercial Hotel. Ranchers few miles north of town plainly heard the "screamer" Monday.
 The following will leave here today to attend the meeting in Prescott to- morrow of the Grand Lodge of I. o. O. F. and Rebekah Assembly, as dele gates from the local lodges of the above orders: Chas. Lehr and wife, A. A. Foster and wife, Mrs. J. c. Clark, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Mrs. Rosa line Clark, and J. c. Simmons and wife.
 w. J. Murphy, who was construc- tion contractor on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad (now the Santa Fe) when the road was being built through northern Arizona, was visitor in Flagstaff several days this week. MT. Murphy, who now resides in Phoenix, made his last trip to this part of the country in 1882. He says Flagstaff at that time was situated near the Old Town spring and con- oR ,.l~~u. oul .,,x.,