The Coconino sun., 1918-04-19

Joe Tissaw of the Flagstaff Elec- tric Light Co.,, was in Seligman We'd nesday on business.
 Attorneys E. M. Doe and c. B. Will son were in Phoenix on legal business the first of the week. John Ryan returned the first of the week from the Salt river valley where he resided during the winter. Forest Ranger Jesse Bushnell came up from his station on Oak creek Tuesday for few days visit. Herman Kahl of the Kahl Drug Co.,. has been off duty this week taking care of an aggravated case of grip. M. J. Riordan, secretary-treasureI of the A. L. & T. Co.,, left Tuesday for short business trip to the coast Dr. H. K. Wilson, physician in the government service at Tuba City, ar- rived in town Monday for a few days stay.
 Ed. Hamilton, ex-cattleman and now member of the town council of Williams, was visitor in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. A. Baker and little daugh- ter, Donna, are home from St. Johns, where they spent the winter with relatives.
 Mike Hennessy, who has been hold ing a job with the F. L. company for a few months, left Tuesday for few weeks visit in Oregon.
 c. H. Spencer and William Babbitt were Phoenix visitors couple of days this week, being called to the capital city on law case.
 Miss Florence Gray, young lady of Ash Fork, was in town Monday on shopping tour, returning to her home the following day.
 Tom McCarty returned Saturday from an extended stay in southern California. While gone he took oc- casion to visit the Arizona boys at Camp Kearny.
 Pryor Moore, of Gallup, was here Monday and Tuesday on business con nected with New Mexico land deal. He left Tuesday night for trip to the coast.
 l.. H. Flagler has leased the "Tack" Geddis ranch for the coming year and will help make things grow in order that Uncle Sam's soldier boys may have plenty to eat.
 L. B. Hammers, the contractor, has decided to make his residence in Flag staff this summer and has leased the dwelling house formerly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Alder on East Birch avenue. 3
 Ray Spillman and wife, who were residents of Flagstaff few years ago, passed through here Tuesday, enroute to California to locate. They have been making their home in Kan sas for several years.
 Paul J. Lovick, representing the jewelry firm of Anderson Co. of Min neapolis, arrived in town from the east Wednesday. Mir. Lovrick has been making regular sales trips to this section for many years.
 Albert Smith, who has been at home the past two weeks on a fur tough from the 15Sth Infantry band, visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Smith, left Tuesday for Camp Kearny.
 William Mullen, the carpenter and received the contract this week for the construction of Ali Dickinson's garage on East Railroad avenue. The building is to be of re- inforced concrete, 50x100 feet
 L. R. Lessel and family arrived in town Tuesday from Gila county and will make Flagstaff their home here after. Mir. Lessel was connected with the office force of the Tonto National Forest and has similar position with the local office.
 Judge George Crosby, Jr., was in Flagstaff Tuesday on his way to Prescott to hold court. Judge Crosby casually remarked that he had tried more cases outside Apache county since he had been elected Superior judge than he had in his own county.