The Coconino sun., 1918-09-13
Local Brevities

Harry Young left Tuesday for Pres colt.
 D. P. Rupe left Saturday for Du- rant, Okla.
 Judge J. H. Langston of Phoenix was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Ira Yarnell of the local forest serv- ice office was in Williams Saturday.
 T. A. Flynn, U. s. attorney, has been in Flagstaff this week from the south.
 Miss Bara Rickel left Saturday for Jerome, where she is teaching in the public schools.
 Ed. Perrin, general manager of the Perrin Sheep Co.,, was in Flagstaff Monday on business.
 Superior Judge F. w. Perkins and County Attorney c. B. Wilson were in Winslow Monday.
 Miss Ruby Caring went to Tuba City Tuesday, where she has been en- gagged to teach the coming term.
 Hugh M. Weatherford and wife, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Weatherford for few days, re- turned to Phoenix Tuesday.
 Mrs. Eva Marshall of Flagstaff is the guest of Mrs. Susan Morse, at the ranch of Mrs. Morse's sons, near Silver creek.--Holbrook News.
 James Girdner, formerly grazing in- spector of the Tusayan forest, has bene transferred to the Coconino for est, with headquarters at Flagstaff.
 Gee Williams, 1 had that headache again the other day, and was without American made Aspirin tablets, sold by Marian Drug Store at 25c a dozen.
 Ed. Rabbit returned the first of the week from Fl Paso, Texas, where he has been on business for a couple weeks in connection with the automo- bile business.
 Mrs. Chet Alexander and little son, who have been visiting Mrs. Alex ander's mother, Mrs. James Byron, for several weeks, left Saturday for their home in San Diego, Calf.
 Supt. Walter Runke came in from Tuba City Monday and returned Tues day with a number of Indian girls who have been working during the summer in Flagstaff families.
 Howard Marine returned from Hol- brook the first of the week. Howard is well acquainted with the mining and oil game and went into the oil country to see what was doing.
 Mrs. Ellen Rollins, mother of Ralph Rollins of the food administration force( who has been spending the summer here, left for her home at Casa Grande last Friday evening.
 Did you ever have bad cold. If you did you know why you should have box of Marlar's cold tablets on hand to take before the cold gets bad on you again. 25c box. Marian Drug Store. 5Eua
 The Misses Allie and Mamie John son, who have been the guests of their sister, Mrs. Frank Harrison, and at- tending the summer Normal school, left Monday for their home in Tex arkana, Ark.
 Mrs. Fred Krenz, who has been vis- iting relatives of Lieut.. Krenz, Buff falo Center, Iowa, went through Flag staff Tuesday on her way home to Harqua Hala, Ariz. She had just re- ceived cable from her husband, giv- ing his address as Base Sec. 8, Lon don, Eng.
 Judge Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., accom- panied by his family, were in Flag staff a couple days the latter part of last week visiting friends. Judge Crosby recently resigned as superior judge of Apache county and was on his way to Mesa, where he will return to the practice of law.
 l. M. Jackson, simon pure Tehana with COW knowledge that has been valuable to him, came in from his headquarters ranch in the Grand Can yon country Monday. Every time shower came up here, he looked off to the northwest to see if it was cloudy in that direction.
 J. D. Newman, the veteran sheep- man of the north, was in Flagstaff from Holbrook a couple days the first of the week. Jeff says that range in that section of the country south of the railroad is the best ever, but on the north rains have not been plenti- ful this summer and feed is short.
 James A. Johnson, former sheriff Of Coconino county, now one of the prosperous ranchers and stockmen of the Salt River valley, was in Flag staff the first of the week in the in terest of the Union Stock Loan Co. He remained few days and went on via auto to Holbrook in the interest of his company.
 w. w. Perkins, who has been in the sheep business in northern Arizona since the early years of grazing, was in Flagstaff Monday. MT. Perkins says range conditions are good over in the Clear Creek country and east are good, but the main troubles come from forest service rulings, which have been crimpipp their otltfif