The Coconino sun., 1918-05-24
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Charles Larson of Williams, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Miss NJ. R. Lightburne, teacher of piano and violin IF West Birch St. M24-A28.*
 Mrs. George Babbitt returned yes terday from an extended visit in southern California.
 Colin Campbell has been spending a few days in town from his sheep ranch near Ash Fork.
 G. Bauwern, the civil engineer, re- turned Monday from a trip in south ern Apache county.
 Walter Dickinson has accepted a position in the baggage department of the local Santa Fe depot.
 I. M. Jackson is spending few days in town from his cattle range in the Grand Canyon country.
 Attorney Frank M. Gold, deputy assessor of the west end of the coun- ty, was up from Williams Tuesday.
 E.. H. Duffield, stockman, and part owner of the Whiteriver Cattle Co, in Navajo county, was up from Williams Tuesday.
 A. B. McGaffey, the big lumber manufacturer of Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff Monday on a short busi- ness trip. The First National bank has new sign up on their building, which points the way to that financial center in a most attractive way.
 Henry Bowers, of Beaumont, Texas, spent a couple of days in town this week. He is looking for location some where in Arizona
 Prosper Castillo, Flagstaff boy sta tioned with the 15Sth Infantry at Camp Kearny, is here visiting his mother, other relatives and friends.
 Two of D. M. Francis fine race horses arrived Wednesday by rail from Phoenix, where he had them on pasture during the winter months.
 Preston Adkins has been riding the motorcycle forest patrol route TOT Oscar Kapanke the past few days, the latter being laid up with the humps
 T. A. Slattery, the well known local plumber, seems to be well pleased with a fine little girl which Mrs. Stat tery presented him with Tuesday morning.
 Jack Fuzzell, who will leave Sunday with this county's draft contingent arrived yesterday from California where he has been making his home for several months.
 Mrs. Constance Lowell arrived Sat. urday from Boston, Mass, and left Monday for Phoenix to visit for some time before taking. up her summer residence in Flagstaff.
 F.. B. Raudebaugh and working force returned Wednesday from Asf Fork, where they have been for 2 few weeks constructing stone dwell ing house for Al Smith.
 A. R. Rose, who spent couple oi months here last fall, came up Wed nesday from the Salt river valley ano will make his home in this vicinity during the summer months.
 Webb Wallace, old time resident oi Flagstaff, now employed at Grant Canyon. arrived in town Wednesday from the famous big gap for visit with relatives and friends.
 Harold (Jack) Blome, one of tht draft contingent leaving here Sunday for Camp Cody, N. M., left yesterday for a visit with relatives in Phoenix He will return home tomorrow.
 Burrell Aycock and sister, late oi the state of Oklahoma, arrived here Tuesday to make Flagstaff their home Mir. Aycock was formerly engaged 1T the cattle business in Oklahoma.
 Mrs. Anna Pardee, of St. Paul Minn., is here for few days visi INL a&o being the first time they had met il over ten years.
 Prof. John N. Adams and wife lief yesterday for San Francisco. Prof Adams will try to get in some U. s service, but as yet does not know il just what way he can serve his coun try best.
 H. l.. Hilburn, a thorough and com petent musician has charge of th' Municipal band during the absence O Prof. Miller in Prescott. Mir. Hilburl holds a position with the First Ma tional bank of Flagstaff.
 J. G. Phillips, who has been witl the Penney Store at Winslow, vii have charge of the Penney Store her, during the absence of Mir. Drain, wht leaves with the draft contingent Sun day morning.
 Clerk Adams has issued only on, marriage license this week, James H Shaffer and Frances Burke, both oi Phoenix, being the couple. They wert married Tuesday by Judge M. A Murphy.
 Archie Grant, the contractor, ha. been in Williams the past week get. ting material ready for the new Citi. zens bank building which he will hurry along to completion within the next few weeks.