The Coconino sun., 1918-03-22

County Attorney Wilson was in Will Hams Monday on legal business.
 Merrill Walker, postmaster of Belle mont, spent Sunday here meeting old time friends.
 L. Swanner and wife were in from the prosperous town of Anita the first of the week.
 George Spellmire, manager of Bab- pitts store at Williams, spent Monday in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. L. H. Hampstead returned Tuesday to Mesa, after a few weeks visit here with friends.
 Mrs. c. c. Compton left Tuesday for Oatman, being called there by the sickness of her daughter.
 Les Hart arrived Tuesday from Phoenix for a few days stay to look after his stock interests in this part
 Leith Wheeler has resigned his joh of chef for Hicklin's road gang near Canyon Diablo and is in Flagstaff again.
 Mrs. Claude Rose, of Winslow, ar rived here Monday for a visit with relatives. She is daughter of Mir and Mrs. w. w. Willis.
 John Hamilton returned the first of the week from Ash Fork, where he was for some time in the employ of Al. Sanford, the stockman.
 Frank Skill and Albert Stroberg we'll known lumberjacks of Saginaw camp 13, north of Bellemont, were in Flagstaff Monday and Tuesday on business.
 Andy Samsky, who enlisted in the U. S. shipbuilding service some time ago, arrived in Flagstaff Friday, be- ing called here as witness in case before the superior court.
 Spring seems to have arrived a lit- tie ahead of time for this section of the country and grass is rapidly tint ing the hill sides green, but nobody ain't got no cinch" on what may hap pen tomorrow.
 The grand concert to be given by the band boys is announced to take place at the Orpheum on Monday night, April 8, instead of the last of the month as was first announced.
 Mrs. NJ. Flahartv and son, Arthur formerly Flagstaff residents, now making their home in Winslow. were in town Monday meeting old friends Arthur holds position with the Santa Fe as locomotive fireman.
 Harry Hibben. the sheepman who recently committed matrimonv owe, in California. was in from his head quarters ranch the first of the week He says that while there was a goot rain out there, it was not heavy en, ough to fill up his tanks.
 Charley Priest, who was called her, some time ago by the sickness of hi. father, returned Monday to Peoria where he is working for the Colir Campbell sheep outfit. His father has about recovered and will be ou in few days. Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Bankheat and baby, after weeks visit her, with relatives, left Saturday for thei home at Anita, where Mir. Bankheat is engaged in the sheep business Mrs. Bankhead is daughter of MT and Mrs. W. H. Anderson. Frank Hastings, who has been em ployed by Fred Caring for some tim, at his big dairy, picked up his wa bag last week and the next heard iron him he was at Angel Island, soldier ing for Uncle Sam. He is a nephew of Ed. Postons and young man wh, will undoubtedly make good. Walter Runke, superintendent O the Indian schools at Tuba, was calle, to Prescott Sunday to meet the sam, old charges against him that hay, been peddled around the state for tn, past year, in connection with the kill ing of Paddy Tin, the old Indian out law.
 Walter J. Randall, the young mar who has cattle and sheep on severa hills in the country south of Winslow was in Flagstaff Monday with hi! brother. H. L. Randall of Willow val ley. H. L. has remarkably goot homestead in Willow valley which h, expects to prove up on soon.
 A fire alarm was turned in a littl. before noon Sunday, calling the fir, department on swift rush to Judg, Does residence on North Beaver street. The alarm was turned in be nauco of {, h,rn;pr ob;r,poxy x,,b;oL