The Coconino sun., 1918-01-25

Library night at Orpheum tonight.
 Mrs. w. F. Griffin was confined to her room with the grippe the first of the week.
 Mrs. c. c. Harvey is visiting in Williams this week with Mir. Harvey, who has charge of the bank at that place.
 Joseph Tindall, rancher of Parks, was here the first of the week to visit his wife, who is temporarily making his home in Flagstaff.
 E. H. Duffield, of the Whiteriver Land & Cattle Co.,, whose ranges are in Navajo county, was in town from Williams the first of the week.
 Another social hop will be given by the Municipal Band tonight at Marlar's hall. Some new and popular music has been prepared for the oc- casion.
 Captain A. F. Hunter, who has been employed at the Grand Canyon for some time on reservoir, arrived in town Saturday, the work having been temporarily shut down.
 Ramon Also, we'll known sheepman of this section, left Tuesday for Phoe- nix to remain for the winter. Mir. Also is wintering his sheep in the southern part of the state.
 The family of Charles Weddle left the first of the week for Yavapai county to reside until spring. MT. Weddle is foreman of railroad con- struction work near Wickenburg.
 E. A. Baker arrived in town the first of the week from the Coconino Forest where he has been to look af- ter his stock interests. He says the snow is six inches deep out that way.
 Charles Greene, who has been ems ployed at the Grand Canyon, arrived in town Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Greene and other relatives and friends, and may remain here the bal ance of the winter.
 Henry Cooper is home from sev. eral days stay in Phoenix. He says he never before saw the number of winter visitors in the capital city, all the hotels being filled and rooms hard to get at any price.
 William Borum and son, William, Jr., returned Sunday from few days visit in Phoenix. They made the trip down in a Cadillac car, taking the machine down for Edwin Babbitt, but returned by the railway route.
 Alvin Clifford, one of the success full fruit growers of Oak Creek, was a visitor in town the first of the week. Mir. Clifford made trips ev- cry week to Flagstaff during the fall to market his immense fruit crop. Arthur Lasky, proprietor of mer- cantile establishment at Topeka, Kan sas, was here for few hours Mon- day morning. Mir. Lasky has been visiting his son, who is in the U. S training camp at Linda Vista, Cal.
 Constable William Grant is home from trip to Phoenix, where he went to take his wife for surgical ope- eration. Mrs. Grant went through the operation successfully and from the latest report is getting along nicely.
 George See, who looks after the city fire truck, departed Monday for San Francisco, where he will undergo a surgical operation. This will make the third operation Mir. See has had to submit to during his two years residence in Flagstaff.
 Joe Wight, who has been painting Charles Woolfolk's ranch residence south of Canyon Diablo, returned home Wednesday. Joe is playing bar itone in the Flagstaff Municipal Band and is contemplating sending for a brand new instrument.
 DeLore Nichols, county farm agent, returned yesterday from Tucson, where he attended the Farmers and Housekeepers lectures at the state university. He reports a good at tendance and that the course was highly beneficial to all.
 Decker Williams, son of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Williams, is here from Hay den, where he has been working in a store for several months. Decker is a graduate of the N. A. N. S. and was a member of the schools famous football team two yeas ago.
 Monroe Jordon, who resided in Flagstaff for many years, and at which time he was in the employ of the A. L. & T. Co.,, is preparing to