The Coconino sun., 1918-04-19

Clarence D. Sanderson, who has I
 homestead near Maine, was in We'd
 nesday.
 Farm Agent DeLore Nichols was a
 visitor in Williams Wednesday for a
 short time.
 G. T. Wall, assistant county attor- ney, was in Williams on legal busi- ness Wednesday.
 Miss Flossie Montgomery has &C., cepted position as saleslady in the Brooks studio.
 John Samsky, the plumber, is able to be out again after a few days lay up.with the grip. w. 5. Tucker, well known rancher of the Maine district, was here yes terday on business. w. D. Drain, manager of the Penney store at this place, was Winslow visitor yesterday.
 The band boys will give their week ly dance tonight in Marian hall, in stead of tomorrow night.
 Claude Phelan left Wednesday night for Phoenix to bring up couple of automobiles belonging to Babbitt's.
 Reeves Willis, with the Hart COW outfit near Canyon Diablo, arrived in town Wednesday for short business visit.
 Henry Estes, who has been looking after the M. T. Piper ranch, near An gell during the winter, has returned to town.
 Diamond coal-$8.50 per ton off car. Frank Bennett. Price will advance after May 1st. Get your order in now.
 Library benefit tonight. Wm. Hart in "The Narrow Trail" Matinee, 4:10 p. m., 10 and 25 c. Night 8:15, 15, 25 and 35 cents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Charlebois and children returned Wednesday from Phoenix where they have been resid- ing during the winter.
 Dr. A. H. and H. V. Schermann have returned from Pittsburgh, Pa., where they were called some time ago by the death of their father.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Warner, late of Imperial valley, arrived in Flag staff the first of the week and have decided to locate here permanently.
 Mrs. Nathan Bankhead and baby ar rived here Tuesday from Grand Can yon for a visit with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Ander- son.
 Judge F. w. Perkins will speak at Williams tonight on the Liberty Bond issue, having been drafted as one of the -Four Minute Men" for that oc- casion.
 E. L. Shaffer, who has been in the southern part of the state for several is back in Flagstaff for the summer. Mrs. Shaffer returned here several weeks ago.
 J. c. Hester, one of the prosperous potato raisers east of town, will ship 2 car load of spuds to Phoenix to- Jack sent car load down that way last week.
 Mrs. T. W. Crump and baby, family ,f Dr. Crump, the veterinary, came up from the southern part of the state Monday to again make their residence here during the summer.
 W. l.. Danvers, of Humboldt, was l visitor in town yesterday. MT. Dan- yers is looking for new location and s contemplating taking up home ,tead somewhere in this section.
 Mayor and Mrs. s. L. Finley and .hildren have gone for visit on the .oast. The mayor will return about he first of May, but his family will 'emain for an extended stay.
 A. w. Borse, machinist at the F. l.. ,ompany's mill, was nightly pleased yesterday morning by the arrival of lis wife and daughter, who have been visiting relatives in Illinois for some .ime.
 ! R. F. Knapp, an old time friend of Tom Rees, from way back east, was n Flagstaff Wednesday. Mir Knapp s now travelling out of Colorado Springs, and stopped over to say 'Howdy" to Tom. county board of supervisors, and Tom L. Rees, clerk of the board, left We'd nesday night for Phoenix to attend he State Council of Defense meeting which was held there yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Sharpless, par ents of Mrs. J. w. Simpson, arrived lere Monday from Mountainair, N. M. for a two weeks visit with their laughter. They made the trip in heir auto. Mir. Sharpless is veteran ,f the Civil war, later entering the service of the U. S. as soldier and vas stationed on the western frontier. He was in Flagstaff over forty years lgo, long before the railroad reached his section.