The Coconino sun., 1918-02-01

Craig Pottinger, formerly of the Leader, returned Tuesday from a brief visit in Phoenix.
 James Lane, Chris Streit and Willis Cronkhite returned this week from the coast where they have been spend ing the greater part of the winter.
 The dances at Greenlaw's mill, which heretofore have been given semi-monthly, will be discontinued, it is announced, until warm weather re- turns.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. Colodny and two children, who have been making their home in Flagstaff for the past three months, have gone to Phoenix to re- side.
 R. E. Ferguson, an attorney who re- gently located at Holbrook, was a visitor here yesterday. MT. Ferguson is a member of the Navajo county draft board.
 Mrs. Joe Grannon, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Michelbach, arrived Monday from California and will make her home with her parents in- definitely. Mir. Grannon was recently called into the U. s. army service. Dan Broadhead, young man who has been employed at the Grand Can yon, arrived in town Saturday, having been called here in regard to the ar my draft. He will make his home in Flagstaff until he is called into the U. s. service.
 Owing to their not being enough skis to accommodate all the mem bers of the Home Guard wanting to make the trip to the target range last Sunday, target practice was postpon- ed till weather conditions become more favorable.
 George Fleming and wife and baby former Flagstaff residents, now of Kingman, arrived here Monday for a visit with relatives and old friends They were returning home from New Orleans, where they had been to visit Mir. Fleming's mother.
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 J. E. Hewitt, of Halstead, Kansas is one of the latest customers to ar. rive in this section in search of g suitable piece of land for a home. stead. If Mir. Hewitt decides to To. cate here he says he knows of sev. eral families who will come out from his state to do likewise.
 George Hoffman, who has beer stopping at the Campbell-Francii ranch at Mormon Lake for the las seventy-one days, arrived home Wed nesday. With no other living being around the place but six house cats George did not get one bit lonesome He reports the snow there abou twenty inches deep.
 Work has commenced on new ad dition to the Arizona Central bank ol the Leroux street side to provide , private office for President Pollock The present accommodations are in sufficient to handle the increased bus mess and Mir. Pollock concluded t' take himself to the rear where h, would have more elbow room.
 James A. Johnson, ex-chairman oI the state Live Stock Sanitary Board was in Flagstaff Tuesday on his wa, Ehome from a couple of weeks stay ii the Holbrook country. Mir. Johnson says that there has not been as mucf snow in that section as has faller here, but that range conditions ar, much improved by the storms.
 Harry McDougall and Jack Gilson of Williams, were here Thursday tt have their spots looked over by tn, local board to ascertain whether ol not they would make good targets fol the Germans. Harry was doubtful a: to whether they could hit him if h, turned sideways at 'em, but as to al titude, hoped they would shoot high
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Perkins, o1 Winslow, were callers at The Sur Monday. Mrs. Perkins some year. ago followed the printers trade ant while visiting the office took quite ar interest in the workings of our Inter type, finally coming to the conclusion that the machine could do the worl much better than the old "hand-peck' way.
 Mrs. Walter Martin and littl, daughter, Mary, arrived home Monda! from the Verde, where they wen some time ago with the intention oi remaining until spring, the cause O l +La ,.at,,r, ha;ror tho d;cpocal of <ba;,