The Coconino sun., 1918-06-28

Flagstaff Mercantile Co. (6-28-1t)
 County Treasurer s. s. Acker was in Williams on business last Satur- day.
 Jack Arnold returned Tuesday from a several days business visit in Phoe- nix.
 Miss M. R. Lightburne, teacher of piano and violin, IF w. Birch street. M24-J28
 Jack Holsburg of Winslow was business visitor in Flagstaff Tues day.
 Joe Wight and family returned the first of the week from trip in Yava- pal county. They made the journey in their Ford car.
 Ranges and heaters, cooking utep- sils and many other useful things for the home at reduced prices at the Flagstaff Mercantile Go. (6-28-1t)
 Mrs. M. J. Flaharty, at one time a resident of Flagstaff, is up from Winslow this week visiting old friends.
 Mrs. Jesse Bushnell and children are here from Oak Creek visiting the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Dave Lewis.
 Lucien Hughes and wife, former residents of Flagstaff, now of Dem yer. Colo, are here for few days visit with old friends. If you wish to save money on farm implements, harvesting machinery, stoves and ranges, all kinds of house. hold goods, call at the Flagstaff Mer- cantile Go. (6-28-1tl
 The oldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Suit of Clarkdale, who was vis- iting friends here for several days, left Wednesday for her home. Six young men were up before Po- lice Judge Ed Theis Monday on the charge of being drunk and disorderlv. Each was given fine of s10, which they paid.
 Mrs. R. M. Francis. who was a resi- dent of this place over twenty wears ago. is here from California visiting relatives and old friends. This is Mrs Francis first visit to Flagstaff in fif- teen years.
 Three nuns of the Holy Family were the guests of the M. J. Riordan home for few days this week. They were on their way from the east to their home in San Francisco.
 The Busy Bee restaurant, on north ! San Francisco street. has closed up, but we are informed that it will be reopened in few days by couple of ladies, recent arrivals in Flagstaff from southern Arizona.
 Messrs. Root and Arnold. ranchers near Maine, were in town Wednesday on business. Mir. Root made quite a good sum on cotton crop in the Salt River valley last season, coming to this part to settle just few weeks ago.
 Mrs. Nell Morris, who has been here from southern Arizona visiting for the past three weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Dunn, left yesterday for Camp Cody, N NJ, where her husband is stationed with the soldier contingent.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Griffin left Wednesday for their ranch near the 1 Grand Canyon, where they will here after reside. They are having their ranch residence remodeled, Edgar Whipple of this place overseeing the work.
 Lewis Johnson returned Tuesday from the Salt River valley, where he went several days ago to purchase a herd of dairy cows. He succeeded in getting over thirty, personally bring ing up the shipment, and placed them on his dairy ranch just east of town.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Harvey were in Flagstaff the first of the week from Williams where Mir. Harvey has been in charge of the Arizona Central branch bank for several months. They left for California on a three wee,s vacation before returning to Flag staff again to take up his old position as assistant cashier. Their many friends will be glad to have them at | home again.
 Barney Kersting, who is fairly well acquainted around Phoenix, where he has lived several years, came up from the south in his auto, landing here Wednesday. He had not seen the pa- pers for a long time, but vehemently denied the report that people had been freezing to death at Phoenix during the past month.
 l Clark Gardner, former student of the Normal school at his place, now l soldering at Camp Kearny, passed through Flagstaff the first of the week on his return to the camp from visit with relatives in Navajo county. He is son of Hon. o. R. Gardner, who served several terms in the legislature from Navajo county.