The Coconino sun., 1918-07-05

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 Sheldon Bayless is up this week from the Bayless-Blome ranch on Beaver Creek.
 Mir. H. H. Temple, Phoenix busi- ness man, is in Flagstaff to spend the summer months.
 Louie Wilson left Wednesday for South Dakota, where he will take look at that country with view of locating there.
 The sixteen-months-old baby of Mir. and Mrs. Bloomfield died at the A. L. & T. camp Sunday and was buried here Monday.
 H. F. Hudspeth of Seligman was in Flagstaff the first of the week. There are few men in the country who own more or know more about sheep.
 Miss Helen, oldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. R. c. Smith, of Hol- brook, came up yesterday from that place to spend the Fourth with Flag staff friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eddie Babbitt came up, from Phoenix the first of the week to take up their summer residence in Flagstaff. Eddie has been manager of Rabbit Bros.' garage in Phoenix for several months.
 Six interned Germans, gathered up from various towns in New Mexico, were taken through here on No. 9 Tuesday by U. s. officers and will be placed in prison at Fort McArthur, Calf.
 NJ. w. Craig, former Flagstaff resi- dent, now engaged in the stock busi- ness in the northern part of the coun- ty, has been visiting with friends here this week. This is his first trip to Flagstaff in several months.
 Lucien Owens, who holds position in the Navajo county supervisors of flee at Holbrook, was here on busi- ness Tuesday. Lucien is well known in Flagstaff, having attended the Normal school at this place last year.
 Larry Quinlan, manager of Babbitt Bros.' store at Winslow, who is tenn. porarily looking after the firms store at Kingman during the absence of Joe Amundsen, was in Flagstaff on busi- ness Tuesday.
 Mrs. s. M. Campbell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Carlos, returned this week from Oklahoma to escape the extreme heat in that country. Mir. Campbell will return to Arizona in a short time to join her.
 The following prominent people are spending their vacations on Oak Creek, the guests of Lolomai Lodge: Mayor P. Corpstein and wife and Fen Hildreth of Phoenix; Mrs. R. A. Nick erson of Williams; Dr. Roper of Pres colt
 Our old friend, Lee Newman, has announced himself for reelection to the office of sheriff of Navajo county. Lee was for many years a resident of Flagstaff and is good man, has made an Al sheriff for that county and will make good one as long as they elect him to the office.
 Ambrosio Armijo, young sheepman of Navajo county, who ranges his flocks south of Holbrook, was wis., itor here Tuesday for few hours. Ambrosio is native son of Flagstaff and was engaged in the cattle busi- ness on Oak Creek before leaving here.
 Dr. Tom Manning left Monday for Phoenix to attend meeting of the state medical board, which convened in the capital city Tuesday. This will be Dr. Toms last meeting as mem- Der of the board, he having recently resigned the position to enlist in the medical corps of the U. s. army.
 Roy Brown, youngest brother of Earl and Sheridan Brown, is here from Indiana for a few days visit. The brothers had not met in eleven years. Roy is registered in the new draft and expects to be called soon into the U. S. military service.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w Norton, former residents of this place, came up from Phoenix the first of the week Mrs. Norton will remain here for the sum- mer, while her husband will return to Phoenix in few days.
 Tommie Hogue, the tailor and slide trombone player, who has been mak. ing his home in Flagstaff for several left Saturday for Prescott for a visit before returning to his home in Los Angeles.
 Mir. w. D. Benson, recently of Lub- book, Texas, has concluded to make Flagstaff his home and will open a law office as soon as arrangements can be made. Mir. Benson is a very pleasant gentleman and very enthusi- astic in his praise of Flagstaff and surrounding country.
 Henry Shenk, who has been held in jail here for few months under an charge, was taken to a U. s. intern prison Monday by Deputy U. S. Weage of Phoenix. Shenk owns ranch north of the Frisco peaks, where he was taken into cus- tody by the sheriffs office at the time L~ .L ok