The Coconino sun., 1918-04-19

Misses Alice Rowe and Ruby Metz ger left Monday for a few weeks visit in California.
 M. F. Thompson, rancher of the Oak creek district, was in town Saturday after supplies.
 Ali. Dickinson is making the front of the Pine lodging house look like a real hotel building. Dr. M. o. Dumas arrived in town Monday from his cattle range in the Oak creek section. O. D. Hawes, of Belen, N. M., is a recent arrival in Flagstaff and intends to make his future home here. Jeff venters, old timer of this sec. tion, is back from the Salt river val ley, where he spent the winter.
 George T. Harrington, manager of the Flagstaff Electric Light company is in Phoenix this week on business.
 John Garrett, who has been work ing for sheep outfit in the Salt river valley the past winter, returned home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Sanford and chill dren left Wednesday for Ash Fork to spend few days on their ranch near there.
 William Lugar, employed in a gar age at Holbrook, was here Sunday to visit Mrs. Lugar and his brother, Cecil.
 Mrs. I. P. McConkey and baby were down from Williams Sunday to visit Mir. McConkey, who is manager of the Milton store.
 Al Fuller, cowpuncher of north Gila county, stopped over Sunday in Flag staff while on his return home from a trip to the coast.
 Mrs. J. c. Simmons and children have moved down from Williams and are occupying the Ashurst brick resi- dence on West Aspen avenue.
 R. A. Kendall, formerly resident of Mohave county, is in Flagstaff for few days on business. Mir. Kendall is making his home in Los Angeles.
 Don A. Gilchrist, the noted govern ment prairie dog exterminator, re- turned Sunday from several days stay in the southern part of the state.
 Les Hart, who, with his family resided during the winter months in Phoenix, arrived home Sunday. His family will not return for a few weeks.
 Ralph Sillman and wife arrived Monday from Wichita, Kansas and have leased cottage in the west part of town and will reside here during the summer months.
 c. c. Harvey, formerly with the Arizona Central bank at this place, now holding position with the same institution at Williams, visited over Sunday in Flagstaff.
 Uncle John Sullivan, one of the early pioneers of Coconino county, has returned to Flagstaff from the south- ern part of the state where he spent the winter months.
 c. D. Patterson, the cement con- tractor, accompanied by his wife and little daughter, left Saturday for Hereford, Texas, being called there by the serious sickness of Mrs. Patter- sons mother.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ferol Travis and the latter's mother came up from Phoenix in their Ford Wednesday to again re- side in Flagstaff. Ferol has position in the shipping department of Bab- bitt's store.
 The New York meat market will open its doors for business in about two weeks in the building formerly occupied by the Porto Rico pool hall. Tom Phelan has been engaged to do the meat cutting and look after the new enterprise.
 K. R. Connors and family, who have been making their home in Flagstaff for the past year or more, intend to leave in few days for San Marcial, N. M., to locate. We are informed Mir. Connors will engage in the cattle business in that state.
 Gene Campbell was up from the south last week. He had been to