The Coconino sun., 1918-12-13
Local Brevities

Mrs. I. P. McConkey was the guest
 of friends in Williams last Friday anc
 Saturday.
 J. S. Amundsen, formerly of Flag. staff and later of Williams, now oi Kingman, was in Flagstaff Friday or business.
 Sidney Farrell of Grand Canyon was in Flagstaff Sunday to attend the funeral of Niles J. Cameron.
 Frank Stein suffered slight injury last Friday that kept him from his work few days but is again out and busy. le
 Mir. J. c. Dolan, president of the F. l.. M. company, was self-ap- pointed business visitor in Los Ange- les the first of the week.
 Miss Sue Lionbarger is home from Flagstaff, where she went to take the examination for stenographer in the forest service.--Snowflake Herald.
 Senator H. E. Campbell returned Friday afternoon from Washington, D. C., where he had been relative to the sheep grazing industry of the state.
 Billy Pitts, the Ash Fork cattleman, accompanied by his son Earl, was in Flagstaff Saturday. Earl merely came along to show his father around.
 Robert Mitchell, the mining man heretofore connected with the Navajo Copper Co.,, and Mrs. Mitchell, will move to Phoenix this week to spend the winter.
 C. NJ. Dyer and wife of Fuckers ranch near St. Johns, arrived in Flag staff Monday. Mrs. Dyer will remain during the winter while Mir. Dyer re- turned to his work on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Brownell are new residents of Flagstaff, having ar rived here last week from Phoenix. MT. Brownell is the new compounder of medicines at the Kahl Drug Co.
 Owing to the illness of Mayor Shpher, the council meeting which was to have been held Monday night was postponed until such time as the mayor will be able to be present.
 Forest Supervisor Marsh and Ex- aminer L. R. Lessel left Monday for a four or five days trip to Prescott and Camp Verde on business connect ed with their department.
 c. D. Cole and son, Frank, who for the past year have been working for the Greenlaw Lumber Co. at Cliffs, left this week for Albuquerque, where they will stay during the next few months.
 Mrs. J. P. Kerley and children, who have been spending part of the summer with relatives in Milwaukee, returned the latter part of last week and left later for their home at Tuba City.
 Earl Albright, a young cattleman from the Ash Fork district who does not belle his name, was in Flagstaff Saturday. He hasn't as many friends here as he ought to have merely be- cause he does not come oftener.
 Jack Smith and J. H. Pendley were in Flagstaff the first of the week | from Oak Creek. Mir. Smith advises that his new ranch house is nearly | and that he will soon be able to go to housekeeping in style.
 Frank Chadek, the young man who has seen business grow and prosper at Parks, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 John Morgan was in Flagstaff Mon- day from the wilds of the Williams 
 The Ideal hospital is no more for the need of it has passed. But the Ideal hotel takes it place. Tuesday and Wednesday the building was fum- lgated and everything put in readi- ness for a resumption of it's old bus mess.
 Report was received this week that Assessor J. D. Dunn is dangerously i'll at Phoenix where he went last week by auto. He was taken sick short time after reaching there, with influenza and was taken immediately to hospital.
 Rear Admiral" Jules Aubineau eft his ships over at San Diego and came home on furlough, but believes he will soon get permanent shore eave. He has been visiting some of his old haunts around Kingman this week.
 Pedro Matao, Spaniard employed 1t the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, suffered severe injury last Satur- lay when heavy timber slipped and taught his foot. He was treated at .he Milton hospital and is getting along nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom of north Leroux street are receiving con- graduation over the birth of a fine baby boy, born Sunday night. The young man weighed eight and half pounds on his arrival in Flagstaff and , las been named Walter, Jr. Mother 4 md baby are getting along nicely. W. D. Berry, the great large man vho peddles groceries to merchants md talks democratic politics all :, light, was in Flagstaff the first of { he week. To hear him talk one would be convinced that he had gone { dumb democratic. ',