The Coconino sun., 1918-05-31
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Williams, was in Flagstaff for lew hours Saturday.
 William Reed was here the first of the week from his stock range near Canyon Diablo.
 Miss M. R. Lightburne, teacher of piano and violin, IF West Birch St. M24-A28.*
 Francis Decker left Monday for few weeks visit with his parents at Taylor, Navajo county.
 "Cudge" Chisholm, the cowman, was in Phoenix the first of the week on a short business trip.
 Jimmy Pitts and son Tom, of Selig- man, were in Flagstaff Sunday, re- turning Monday by auto.
 George Murray, old time COW punch CT and broncho buster, was a visitor from the Verde the first of the week.
 Miss Grace Bull, one of the teachers in the Williams public schools, was a visitor in Flagstaff Saturday and Sunday.
 A. J. Dornan has given up his paper peddling job and gone to the northern part of the county to follow trapping for few months.
 Oscar Kapanke is back on his motorcycle patrol job for the forest service, after a ten days lay-off with humps.
 H. H. Burbane, who has been look ing over the oil prospects at Hol- brook, was in town Sunday, while en route to his home in California.
 Joe Shanks, who has been doing stonemason work for the past few weeks on Al Smiths ranch residence near Ash Fork, arrived home Mon day.
 A sample of spring wheat raised on H. c. Hibben's ranch at Kendrick mountain is on display in one of the windows of w. H. Switzer's place of business.
 Andy Erland, chef at Saginaw camp 15, Frank Skill and Albert Stogard lumberjacks at the same camp, were in town Sunday to see the draft con- tingent depart.
 NcOfkt DCCHiduy Wiiu uWuo oohic mining property near Bouse, arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week and intends to sojourn in this part during the summer months.
 Word comes from Kingman that Charley Dutton, formerly of Flagstaff has gone to Bermerton, Wash, to work for Uncle Sam in the naval yards at that place.
 Miss Angle returned from Flagstaff! Saturday. She has been attending the Normal school for the past two years, and will graduate from that institu- ton next year.-Range News.
 Bert Hoffman on Monday plowed up and planted potatoes on the Elks lodge lot on the corner of Aspen avenue and Beaver street. A crop of spuds was raised on this same ground last year.
 The Henry Heller blacksmith shop, under lease by z. A. Bissonnette, is undergoing some needed repairs. A new roof is being put on and the west side of the building being replaced with new lumber.
 Mates Kellenberg, Weale and Drury who were here for several days re- cruiting for the U. s. navy, left Mon day for Winslow and will visit other towns in Navajo and Apache counties before returning to Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Alice Brown, who has been doing extra duty for the Santa Fe railroad for some weeks at Ash Fork was in Flagstaff the first of the week visiting old friends for couple days She expects to be transferred to Will Hams shortly.
 Sheldon Bayless was up from his Verde ranch Saturday and remained over Sunday to say good bye to his partner in the ranch business, "Jack' Blome, who left that day with Coco nino's draft contingent for Camp Cody, N. M.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Shaffer have leased one of Wm. Freidlein's resi- dences on Railroad avenue and will spend the summer in Flagstaff. The Shaffers are from Kansas City and made their home in Flagstaff last summer.
 Master Chester Black, Jr., also "Snooks" Chisholm, his pet pup, came home from Kingman Saturday on a visit to his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Jack Chisholm. Mrs. Black is expected up later to spend part of the summer.
 w. H. Tucker, the young man who has been tuclking potatoes and other seed into the ground this spring down in the Mill Park country, grabbed up his discomfort kit and went to Denver last week, just to be away from home for awhile.