The Coconino sun., 1918-03-01

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 Will Marian returned the first of the week from two months visit in the east.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond returned Mon- day from a few days business visit in New Mexico.
 County Attorney Wilson was in Prescott Tuesday and Wednesday on legal business.
 M. c. (Boney) Smith, stockman and rancher of Williams, spent Saturday in Flagstaff.
 County Agent DeLore Nichols at- tended the farmers meeting held Sat urday in Williams.
 Miss Jennie Gavin, nurse in an AL buquerbue hospital, arrived here Tues day for visit with relatives.
 Born, in Flagstaff, Feb 22, to the wife of Thomas Tindall, girl, being the first addition to the family.
 Dr. Mack o. Dumas is looking after Dr. Connor's dental practice during the latter's absence in California.
 Ladies will enjoy seeing the early spring new things direct from the east at the Power Hat Shop, next Monday, March 4th.
 The band boys propose giving a dance every Saturday night during March. The first one will be given tomorrow night at Marian hall.
 Mrs. Power announces an early showing of the newest things in mil linery next Monday, March 4th. It's the new things you would most desire to see.
 Sheridan Brown, engineer on one of the locomotives on the Greenlaw mill logging road, is spending a few days in town recovering from a surgical operation he recently underwent.
 Isador Colodny, recently appointed state director of vocational training, was in Flagstaff a few hours Tues day. He was on his way to Phoenix from trip to Navajo county.
 F. Maynard, formerly in charge of the Santa Fe oil pumping station at this place, departed Wednesday for Bakersfield, Calif., where he intends to make his home in the future. ..g
 Lathrop Brown, formerly a mining man of Yavapai county, now residing in Salt Lake City, was a visitor in town several days this week. Mir. Brown is looking for new location.
 Jeff Rankin, employed at the Green law mill, received shipment of a dozen thoroughbred Spanish Black hens and roosters Tuesday from a firm in Glendale, Maricopa county.
 B. Lloyd, who has been driving the big auto truck for the Lightning De livery for several months, left Tues. day for Kansas City, where he will visit indefinitely and may decide not to return to Flagstaff.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Keller and daughter, Miss Katherine, returned Tuesday from Camp Kearney where they were for several days visiting Paul Keller, who is with the 15stt Infantry band at that place.
 Lieut.. Tom Mccullough, formerly of Flagstaff, who has been stationed in the officers training camp al Camp Lee, Virginia, passed through here Sunday enroute to California where he has been transferred.
 Martin Johnson, formerly sales man in the c. A. Clark X Go. store and who resigned the position to en- list in the army, returned Monday from Camp Kearney, having been honorably discharged from the ser vice.
 Mrs. Eliza Sowersby, aunt of Miss Spear and the Spear brothers, who has been visiting here since last Sep tember, left Tuesday for her home in Chicago. Mrs. Sowersby has two grandsons in the U. s. aviation corps, one doing service in England and the other in France.
 Henry Estes, who is taking care of the Piper ranch near Angell for the winter, arrived in town Tuesday with twenty dozen fresh eggs for this mar ket and had no trouble in disposing of them at COG per, cash. Henry says there has been no rainfall to speak of down that way this winter.
 Lafayette Kartchner, forest ranger on the Sitgreaves National Forest, with headquarters at Snowflake, was Il- II sI