The Coconino sun., 1918-07-19

Dr. o. c. Bartlett, assistant state entomologist, is here from Phoenix this week.
 s. S. Acker, county treasurer, re- turned Tuesday from an official visit to Phoenix.
 G. N. Baty has force of painters this week repainting the old Presby- terian church building.
 Carlton Barbour and family left Sunday morning for Nebraska, where they will make their future home.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson came down from Williams Monday to visit the formers sister, Mrs. F. w. Per kins.
 J. Franklin Walker, formerly with the motorcycle forest fire patrol, has accepted position as night clerk at Babbitt's garage.
 Mir. Arthur Logston, who has been in the gents furnishing department at Babbitt's, left the first of the week to accept similar position in Pres colt.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Kester and Mrs. Herman, who is visiting them, mo- tored to the Grand Canyon Wednes- day. Mrs. Herman is from Los An geles.
 Geo. H. Smalley, executive secre- tary of the U. S. food administration office force in Flagstaff, left yester- day for couple days visit in Navajo county.
 Miss Agnes Rowe returned Wednes- day from a several weeks stay in AL buquerque. Miss Agnes has fully re- covered from her long siege of ery-, sipelas.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Loomis of Whittier, Calif., arrived here Wednesday for a visit with her only brother, A. w. Kin sey. This is Mrs. Loomis' first trip to Flagstaff.
 It is reported that Mrs. Agnes Pouthie will be candidate for the office of county superintendent of schools at the Democratic primaries in September.
 Jack Arnold sold his young herd of dairy cows Monday to Tom Wagoner, who will place them on his ranch near the Grand Canyon. There were dozen or more in the herd.
 Henry Heller, who was here from Los Angeles on business for a few weeks, left last week for his home, having to return earlier than he an- ticipated on account of his health.
 The sheep firm of Echeverria & Go. shipped several carloads of lambs Monday to Los Angeles. They were purchased by Sebastian Izuel, buyer for the Cudahy Packing Company.
 George Ulyard, who has been visit ing his many old-time friends in this section for several days, departed Wednesday for Holbrook, where he has position with a sheep outfit south of that place.
 L. J. Featherstone and Victor Lew ellen. for several months employed on the F. L. Company logging railway, left Wednesday for Tucson, where they have secured position with the Southern Pacific railroad.
 J. R. Maiott, prominent attorney of Globe, accompanied by his wife, is in Flagstaff for a few weeks stay and they are at present enjoying an out ing at Lake Mary. This is the couples first visit to Flagstaff.
 Mrs. J. c. Mudersbach and children arrived Wednesday from the southern part of the state for few weeks visit. Mrs. Mudersbach formerly re- sided in Flagstaff and is sister of Wm. Beeson of this place.
 R. E. Carter and family arrived here Wednesday from the southern part of the state to remain the bal ance of the summer in this vicinity camping out and seeing the different scenic points. They made the trip in their Buick.
 Miss Agnes Hunt, assistant state boys and girls clubs leader, and Miss Hazel Zimmerman, assistant home demonstration agent, both of the uni versity at Tucson, who have been in Flagstaff this week, left yesterday to visit the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank H. Carlock and family are here from Globe to spend the remainder of the summer and at the present time are taking an outing at Lake Mary. Mrs. Carlock is a sis ter of Miss Mary Kavanaugh, clerk in the food administration office.
 J. Edward Priest filed his nomina- ton petition yesterday with the clerk of the Board of Supervisors as can didate for the office of justice of the peace of Flagstaff precinct. Mir. Priest is a Democrat and will make warm race for the nomination on that ticket in the SeptemDer primaries.
 Navy Recruiting Officer Weale, who makes his headquarters in Flag staff, informs us that six young men will leave Winslow today for Los An geles to take the physical examination for the navy. This makes twenty-four, MT. Weale says, who have enlisted in the navy from Winslow the past week.
 Misses Louise and Pauline Gas, daughters of J. R. Gas, the latter member of the well-known firm of Gas Bros. Cafe, Phoenix, arrived here Tuesday to spend their vacation. The young ladies are both employees at the capital building in Phoenix and while in Flagstaff will be guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hammers.
 N. L. Harris, poultry specialist of the state university, in connection with Farm Agent Nichols, held three