The Coconino sun., 1918-04-05

WiiidhiS, speHt ounudy III ridBSIaIl' William Fredericks, stockman of the Verde, was in town several days this week.
 Charles J. Babbitt went to Los Angeles, to spend Easter with his family.
 Joe Francis, who has been having a several weeks seige of pneumonia, is able to be out once more.
 Judge E. M. Doe left the first of the week for Chicago, being called there on important legal business. A Speitz, wool and hide buyer of Albuquerque, was in town yesterday in the. interest of his business.
 Rev. w. R. Johnson, missionary on the Navajo Indian reservation, arriv- ed in town yesterday for a visit.
 Attorney F. M. Gold, of Williams, has been selected to appear as -Four minute" speaker at the Orpheum theatre tonight.
 l Ramon Also, the sheepman, has re- turned from the southern part of the state, where he had his sheep pastur- ing during the winter.
 Mrs. c. o. Lampland is in Phoenix this week attending the state con- vention of Woman's clubs as a dele gate from the local club.
 Mrs. Wilson, mother of Joe Wilson, cashier of the Arizona Central bank, Is home from several weeks visit with relatives at Tuba City. w. H. Power, who recently under went a surgical operation and was confined in the Milton hospital for a few days, is able to be out again.
 F. J. Stein and Clarence Sullivan returned Saturday from Prescott where they spent last week attending a session of the Federal court as trial jurors.
 John Pollard was home Sunday from the southern part of the state, where he has been engaged for some time in shearing sheep for stockmen winter ing their flocks in that section.
 Uncle Jimmy Haley, who has been at the Soldiers Home in California for several months, is at home again and his old time friends are giving him the glad hand.
 Arthur Largon, who recently took up a homestead near Williams, was in town yesterday. This was Mir. Lar gon's first visit to Flagstaff since be coming a resident of the county.
 Albert Smith, son of F. W. Smith came home yesterday from Camr Kearny on fifteen day furlough. Al. bert is member of the famous 1hStf regiment band and is justly proud ot that organization.
 Ralph Berry, the young spud king of Grandview, was in from his rancf along the big ditch this week. Ht was interested in the Normal affair and just because his "paw" is iron Missouri, came in to see. Frank Decker, formerly student of the N. A. N. S., who has beer visiting relatives at his home town Taylor, Navajo county, returned tC Flagstaff Monday and has accepted { position in the Confection Den.
 Mrs. William Borum and two little sons, John William and Charles Ed ward, left Monday for a weeks visit with relatives in Phoenix. She was joined in the capital city by hel mother, Mrs. Geo. Stuart, of Douglas William (Red) Feldman, chief dis penser of the Confection Den soda fountain, left Monday for two months vacation in. Fl Paso. While gone he will take short course in tho latest soda fountain mixed drinks, etc
 Sanford Rowe, one of the really early settlers, was in from his rancf in the Grand Canyon country the firs' of the week. There are few men whc have been in the country longer knows it better, or says less about it
 Tom Brown, one of Coconino's wei known sheepmen, who is winterine his flocks in the Salt river valley, was up from Phoenix yesterday, being called here on business matters. Mir Brown will not move his bands up tC to the northern part until June
 State Auditor Jesse Boyce was ir Flagstaff yesterday, on his way bacl to Phoenix from St. Johns, where ht with many others, had been attending the dedication of the new courthouse recently completed by the Apache county people.
 Clerk Chas. Adams has issued two marriage licenses this week, tho couples being Arthur Despair anc Cora McIntuff, of Holbrook, and Ma, gill Gusman and Elena Hibaina, oi Mcclellan, in the western part of tho county.
 1 William Hicklin and force of mer arrived in town yesterday from Can. yon Diablo, where they have been fol the past month doing road work or the highway near that place. They are preparing to leave soon to work or the Grand Canyon road.
 | Attorney J. E. Jones left Sunday for Los Angeles, accompanying tc their home the three children of MT and Mrs. Fenton Jones, who had been visiting here for few weeks. | Jack Smith came up from Oak creek the first of the week for a few days visit. Jack is erecting a log cottage on the banks of this famous trout stream which, when completed | hp will 0ffar. for co1a o.. ron4