The Coconino sun., 1918-06-28

TdtIST E. AlDOuy Ol WinslOW was the guest of Father Vabre Wednes- day and Thursday.
 Building hardware, stoves and ranges, farm implements, beds and mattresses, at greatly reduced prices, at the Flagstaff Mercantile Go.
 (6-28-1t)
 Francis Decker is back from a sev- eral days visit near Springerville, in Apache county. He has accepted po- sition in Babbitt Bros garage.
 E. H. Duffield and little son, Elmer, of Williams, passed through here Wednesday en route for visit in Ma vajo county.
 Mrs. w. H. Carroll, an early Flag staff resident, accompanied by her niece, Miss Mary Riordan, now of Gal lup, arrived here Monday for visit with old friends.
 Todd Little, who has been making his home here for some time, left Monday for Jerome, where he will ac- cept position with the United Verde Company at that place.
 Charles Howard, sheepman of Ash Ford, was in town Saturday. Mr, Howard, who was formerly a resident of Flagstaff, has just got through shearing his flocks in that section.
 Our big stock of farm implements hardware, cooking utensils, dishes and other household goods going at spe- cial reduced prices. Call and see them Flagstaff Mercantile Co. (6-28-1t)
 A son was born to the wife of Fred Thompson of Oak Creek one day last week in St. Johns, where Mrs. Thomp- son is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas.
 Fred J. Elliott, state conservation chairman of the food administration left Monday for visit to various towns in the southern part of the state in the interest of flour ration ing.
 Reuben Neill returned Tuesday from east Clear creek, 90 miles south of Winslow, where he was for several days assisting in constructing a ranch dwelling for the Nelson Sheep Com pany.
 w. Y. Hunter, formerly manager ot the Hunter Drug Company at this place, after a brief visit here with friends, left Monday for Tucson where he will temporarily make his residence.
 Clarence Teptaka and George Kay the former baritone player and tn, latter cornet player in the Indiar school band at Tuba City, were wis itors here the first of the week. Boti are Indians.
 Mir. August Haeberlin, retired cap italist of Riverside, Calif., was thu guest of his son Howard at RiordaI a few days last week. He left for hi home Friday evening after an enjoy able visit among the pines. Misses Allie and Mamie Johnston of Texarkana, Ark, arrived here Sun day and will visit for some time witl their sister, Mrs. Frank Harrison, an, will also attend the session of tn, summer school at the Normal. DeLore Nichols, county farm agent left Monday for Phoenix and othe portions of the Salt River valley While gone he will inspect the potato crop of the valley-that is, crops tha were planted from Flagstaff seed DO tatoes.
 Smith Beck, old-time resident O Flagstaff, who has been making hi home in Williams for several years | is again here to reside, having accept ed a position with the Arizona Lum | L1x, cod Tr,.,har Cnnonanu James Lamport, old-timer of thi section, now making his home at Sel | igman, has been here for several day surveying a spur route line for thu A. L. & T. logging road near Roger Lake.
 Thorwald Larson, county attorne! of Apache county, was here Saturda! from Holbrook on legal business. MT Larson reports the oil boom in tha section as immense and that severa parties are installing machinery tt work their prospects. D. A. Gilchrist returned Monda. from a trip to southern Arizona, re turning by way of the White noun tains, where he stopped for day'' fishing in the White river. He say the grass up that way was never bet ter and cattle are in excellent condi tion.
 Five young men of Holbrook passed through here Sunday en route to Lo! Angeles, where they will take thu physical examination for the navy Among the number was E. Lopez, wht has been holding down the foreman ship of the Holbrook News for severa years.
 Ferd Durham, town marshal ol Winslow, was in Flagstaff visiting olt Ca4..xIa.r and C,ix,da,r E,a,.1