The Coconino sun., 1918-04-12

Will pay cash for good work horse at reasonable price. Apply 115 Cherry avenue.
 Mrs. H. L. Sullivan, who has been very sick for several days, is report ed improving.
 Hobble your old hens and raise a Home Garden" Also--fence in your garden and raise hen.
 "A Womanless Wedding"-wouldn't you wonder what it is? Coming soon. It's all in the war game.
 Mrs. Paul P. .Zinn was called to Riverside, Cal, yesterday by the un- expected death of an aunt.
 Jup. Pluvius pulled the string on his water tank for several well directed and appreciated drops of rain We'd nesday.
 R. E.. Billings, of Kansas City, is a recent arrival in, Flagstaff to remain for the summer for the benefit of his health.
 J. w. Fettis has leased the large stone rooming house belonging to Mrs. England on West Railroad avenue and moved into same yesterday.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Brewster died Sunday. Mrs. Brewster, who was dangerously sick for several, days, is reported much better. =
 Jack Kester, who raises potatoes and numerous other eatable products on his ranch east of town, is prepar- ing to ship a carload of spuds to Phoe- nix parties.
 Miss Kate McGonigle, who Aas been dangerously sick for some time at the home of her sister, Mrss Agnes Pouthie, is reported as not improv- ing.
 East Railroad avenue is the boom ing section of the city. Ali. Dickin- son is moving the front of his Pine lodging house out to the street line, which greatly improves the front of the building.
 Tom and Zack Eakins arrested Henry O. Fisher at Anderson Point Tuesday on charge of killing a beef that did not belong to him. Fishers preliminary examination comes up in Judge Murphy's court next Thursday.
 Harvey Beasley, an old time Flag staff resident, who has been making his home for the past few years in the Salt river valley, arrived from Phoe- nix yesterday and will put in crop this season on his brother AIS place in Fort Valley,
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Tillman moved yesterday to their ranch near Kend- rick mountain, where Bob" will di- versify his work of laying brick and stone to that of making mother earth produce spuds, grain and other useful commodities.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Schmidt left yes terday for Phoenix for couple of days stay. Mir. Schmidt will take the state board examination for an opto- metry certificate. MT. Schmidt is jeweler at the Kahl Drug Go.
 Don't confuse "A Womanless eWd- ding" with "A Manless Marriage" for while different, both are much the same. Keep your eye on the Woman less Wedding" stunt and don't forget to be "at it" and see how homes are wrecked--and built.
 The following have procured mar riage licenses from Clerk Adams since our last report: Decker Williams, Flagstaff, and Harriet Henderson, of Springerville; Harry Bunn and Lelah NJ. Martin, both of Winslow; John Andrew Morrow, of Holbrook, and Harriet Ann Mercer, of Tucson; w. D. Benson, of Nogales ,and Allie Dean of Guyman, Okla; Gerald Jennings and Nellie Nickell. both of Flagstaff; 1; Maguel Robles and Josephine Rangel, both of Williams.
 About fifty Mexicans have been shipped out of Flagstaff by the Sagi- nav Lumber Go. the past week to be employed as timbermen, in railroad work and as potato sorters. Robert Erwin has been acting as special rscouter" for the company in the em- ploying of the men.
 Will Beeson and Wright Clark re- turned Monday from Oak creek, where they went few days ago after a bunch of horses belonging to Flag staff parties which were on pasture down there for the winter. They re- port fruit trees in that section in full bloom and prospects good for bump CT crop this season.
 Tom Mccarthy, stranger in these parts, was picked up at Williams the first of the week on an insanity charge. He was brought before the examining board Tuesday and ordered placed in the state insane asylum, Sheriff Dickinson taking the unfor- tunate man down to Phoenix Wednes- day. This is not our Tom Mccarthy, well known to Flagstaff people.