The Coconino sun., 1918-10-11
Col. S. B. Gilliland left Monday for

Col. 5. B. Gllllland leIV Monudy ioi the coast. The colonel has been spend. ing the summer at his old homestead on the south side and concluded after making many improvements he would spend the winter on the coast.
 l. H. Harper & Go. is new firm in Flapstaff who recently purchased inc secondhand store in the McMillan building. New goods are being added to the stock and the public is invited to call and see them.
 MT. A. J. Foster, president of the peoples' Bank of Boston, Mass, ac- companied by Mrs. Foster, are the onests of MT. T. E. Pollock this week. Nr Fosters bank handles the greater mart of the advances paid on wool con signments to Boston.
 Harry Gray, the sheepman, was m Flagstaff from the Bellemont country Monday. His family have been III Phoenix for the past month, ieaVihe the mountain early on account or tie ne hovs entering school. Mir. Gray VIII nof start his sheep south until apout the first of next month.
 MT. F. A. Berg, local manager TOT the Standard Oil Company, IS now . hean larger, stronger and better man. also business is better and eVerything more hopeful, all since the arrlsal ~ a baby boy at his home on lasV IF rL day night. Speaking of oli-oh' huSn' don't wake the baby. ..
 A letter from A. 5. Herman, "nV a number of years ago had charge oI Inc Grand Canyon forest reserve as fnrest supervisor, says he IS now m .ba da;rv business at Broadbcnt, ore, and doing well. He still has deslre to visitt his section of the country eoa;n and renew old acquaintances' z
 Lieut.. Tom Manning, instead oi uo;ng hack to duty the first or last syaat | as he intended, was taken down ,',;th wS1a, !. case of the influenza and was seriously i'll for several days. ne S;s S cured an extension of SIX aays '" ,,;II m leave and is worrying for rear ne sosan mn' not get a chance to get over eneie with his regiment. He IS improving rapidly. , . former resi- aont of Flagstaff, now of Springiielu, 0h;o arrived in Flagstaff Saturday fnr 2 short stay on business. Mrs. IoI ,,,i;nas n advises that her husband has haan confined to his bed since iea'lns Fjaestaff two years ago and mas mi nHi ;mnroyed in health, though ls I .nd very much interested in Fiagstaii anu
 Sullivan & Taylor, the enterprlsilhsg furniture dealers, have Laken ad on hv Dresswell Shop, formerly owned us Thos Dent. and will hereafter run IL in eonection with their other pusihess' Gs with A. J. Sullivan in charge. MI, Sullivan has been in charge or uhe sbnn since Tom Dent left to goin tne cn,nrs c and is thoroughly familiar with tSa trade. The stock will be replen- ;shed with up-to-date goods.
 lack Robinson, the rancher ana cat tleman, is out again after a coupie weeks spent in bed as g. result ol badlv injured back. A couple weeks oao his team were frightened by a hale of hay falling from his wagon Tn bebind them and ran away, throwing him out. The brake-beam struck nm m the back and hip. It did not break any bones, but crippled him up se- yerely. He was brought to town rom his ranch near Black Springs and con fined to his bed up to last Sunday.
 A letter from Mrs. c. D. Thorpe, who is now living at lola, Kans., says that Prof. Thorpe is now at Camp Pike, 1st Co.,, 3rd En-, l. c. 0. T. 5.