The Coconino sun., 1918-01-18

Ralph Barry was in from the Grand Canyon the first of the week. County Attorney c. B. Wilson was in Phoenix on business the first of the week.
 Mrs. Chloe Harrison, nurse in an Albuquerque hospital, is visiting friends here this week.
 Jack LeBarron has gone to the Salt River Valley, where he has his bands of sheep for the winter.
 Mrs. John Henry and little son are home from Jerome, where they visit ed for a couple of weeks.
 John H. Lyons, stockman of New Mexico, with headquarters at Magda- lena, was a visitor in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Street, who went to Jerome a few days ago for the pur- pose of locating in that town, return ed to Flagstaff.
 J. R. Robinson left the first of the week for Cornville, Yavapai county. "Jack" will spend portion of the winter down there.
 Mrs. Jennie Mcclure returned to her home in Los Angeles Wednesday after months visit here with her daughter, Mrs. c. E. King.
 The St. Johns Herald secured the publishing for Apache county this year while the Observer got the con- tract for the job work.
 Frank Perkins, Jr., of Taylor, who attended summer school here last year, has enlisted in the aviation corps of the U. S. service.
 Charles Stainer, who logged in this part of Arizona some twenty years ago, was a passenger on train 21 Wednesday, enroute to the coast.
 Grant Shaw, driver of the Adams express wagon, was on the sick list the first of the week. Ronald We'd dle took his place during the lay-off.
 The thermometer registered 13 de- grees below zero in Holbrook on the night of the 10th. This is the lowest temperature recorded in that section in seventeen years.
 Art Williams and Buck Taylor ranchers of Fort Valley, arrived ir town Wednesday and report the snow fall in the valley greater than in Flag staff-the weather colder, too.
 J. J. Crossrett, a mining engineer formerly of Butte, Montana, was 1T town the first of the week, leaving Monday for Pinal county, where he i: interested in some mining claims.
 A. Tolliver, tanner of Delore, Mo. was here for short time yesterday Mir. Tolliver liked the looks of Flag staff and intends to return here il the spring. He was enroute to Sai Francisco.
 Ali Harris returned Sunday iron Phoenix, where he has been for tn, last several weeks. It was raining . down that way when he left and h, , says the stockmen, as well as others . were in jubilant mood. A dance will be given in the schoo house at the Greenlaw mill tomorrow night. Dances are given out ther every two weeks, and the money talk en in is applied as payments on tn player piano the school trustees pur chased some time ago. A heavy snow in Hart Prairie il making it difficult for some of tn, Camp 13 boys to haul freight to tha section from Flagstaff. However, i the price of gas does not stand on ent with the coming spring they plan oI keeping things moving in that coun try.
 Pete Hannon, who has been employ ed at the Grand Canyon few months returned tp Flagstaff Saturday anc may decide to take up his residence among some of the various logging camps in this vicinity. Pete is a log. ger as we'll as being thoroughly com. petent to do other work.
 Wm. H. Anderson, police judge ot Flagstaff, returned Sunday from g two months stay in Los Angeles. He reports southern California dry but while enroute home encountered g snow storm in Cajon Pass and rair this side of there. MT. Anderson in. tends to return to Los Angeles in Q few days.