The Coconino sun., 1918-11-01
The Citizens Bank has ready for de-

The Citizens Bank has ready for de- livery all First and Second Liberty
 Bonds converted into 4A9o Bonds.
 Jim Treagle, the cattle buyer, was in Flagstaff yesterday. He picked up a couple carloads of bull for shipment and left for the Seligman country in quest of more stuff.
 Quincy Rannells, lumber man of the Forest Service was in town from the tall uncut yesterday. He has been looking over government timber sales on this forest.
 Mir. A. w. Wellst the federal labor examiner, was in Williams yesterday. Mir. Wells says that the quarantine at Williams has been lifted and that most of the cases there are well on the way to recovery
 Williams Borum returned the first of the week from Phoenix, where he went with Mrs. Borum about ten days ago. He reports that Mrs. Borum is not much improved in health.
 T. E. Pollock was in Phoenix We'd nesday testing out some of his fast horses on the fair ground race track.
 Dr. E. B. Perrin and son, Ed, Per rin, of Williams were business visit ors in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 J. s. Amundsen, who just recently returned from an extended vacation in the east with his family, was in Flagstaff Wednesday from Kingman and Williams.
 w. G. Butler, a young man who used to help c. M. Funston make The Sun shine some twenty years ago, is back on the job again helping to pick up wrong "nicks" again.
 MT. Lewis, member of the biological survey of the U, S., left yesterday for Phoenix to join Dr. Gilchrist. MT. Lewis expects to work this winter in Cochise county helping to extermi- nate rodents.
 Mr. J. G. Phillips, manager of the Penney store, accompanied by his wife left Wednesday evening for New Castle, Colorado, where they were called by the sudden death of rel alive.
 The Sun regrets an error in which it was stated in the issue of the 18th, that "Tom" Parker died at his home at Parks. It was Leroy Parker, the 17 year old son of MT. and Mrs. R. C. Parker His twin brother, who was also dangerously i'll, is recovering.
 Prof. L. N. Goodding, now teaching school at Wilcox, has made applica- ton to enter the officers training school. Prof. Goodding has had con siderable experience in military af- fairs and will make an exceptionally good officer.
 Jack Isbell and family will leave turing the next week for NevadA to make their future home. Jack has ived here so many years that it leads an old time friend to wager a new lat that he would be back in Arizona within the next two years. We hope lack loses the hat.
 County Attorney Wilson has been a case of the "flu" with | he doctors the past week. The old | udge with the cythe has sustained | most of C. B.'s objections so far and here is every reason to believe that | le will get a favorable decision and win his everyday suit back again in ] short time.
 Ellsworth Kolb, chif gunner's mate | n the famous trip through the Grand ,anyon made some years 2go by kolb 'rothers, was in Flagstaff yesterday rom Grand Canyon. Ellsworth is ealous of his brother, Emory, who as already been placed in the signal orps, and was in the city to be ex- mined for some similar work.
 Assessor J. D. Dunn has received otice that the annual meeting of the Jational Tax Association, of which e is member, will not meet on No ember II to 16 at St. Louis as was riginally planned owing to the epi- emic of influenza, but will be post oned to some later date, notice of which will be sent out announcing the l ina