The Coconino sun., 1918-03-08

dent, was here the first of the week.
 A Santa Fe switch crew is now helping the Greenlaw logging train to cross the Santa Fe tracks at Cliffs.
 Andy Jones, former well-known business man of Flagstaff, writes us 'hello" from Superior, Ariz., where he is now located.
 Jack LeBarron, after a few days visit here with his family, left We'd nesday for Peoria, where he has his sheep bands grazing this winter.
 Dr. M. O. Dumas, after a months stay in Flagstaff, left Thursday for Los Angeles for short visit. Upon his return he will take up his residence on his cattle ranch south of town.
 Adam Mohlenpah returned Tuesday from a two weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Tackett, at Palo Alto, Calf. Adam also visited various soldier training camps in the Golden State while gone.
 Geo. L. Pratt, formerly forest rang CT on the Coconino National Reserve, now engaged in ranching and the stock business near Hay lake, arrived in town Tuesday for visit with old friends.
 Recent word received from Miss Katherine Bader states that she is now in New York City for several months training at the Bellview Hos pital, preparatory to going to France in the Red Cross service.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kemp and little son left Wednesday for their old home at Fresno, Calf. MT. Kemp has been with the A. L. & T. company as ship ping clerk, and was compelled to give up the position on account of i'll health.
 R. B. Walker, of Kingman, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday to accept a position in the Citizens bank. Mir. Walker was formerly a resident of San Diego, Calif., and for several years was in the employe of the Har- vey people.
 County Assessor J. D. Dunn re- turned Tuesday from Phoenix, where he went to attend the wedding of his oldest daughter, Miss Nell. He was accompanied home by his family, who have been spending the winter in the capital city.
 D. c. Anderson, who has been clerk ing in the Marian drug store for the last two years or more, left Friday for Glendale, Maricopa county, to To- cate. His family is visiting relatives at their old home in Chattanooga, Tenn, and will join him later.
 J. H. McHenry, formerly a stock man of Graham countyS now located in New Mexico, stopped over here a few hours Wednesday to visit his old friend, E. Newmeyer, who recently ar rived in Flagstaff from Colorado to make this his home.
 Westbrook Robertson, U. S. stock agent at Tuba City, was in Flagstaff Tuesday and Wednesday,. He was called Wednesday by the local board for physical examination as to his fitness for war service. MT. Robert son says he is willing to do his bit wherever placed. .......
 County Agent De Lore Nichols and Immigration Commissioner F. O. AL len moved into their new quarters in the Masonic building Tuesday. They have an office on the north side of the building, the first door east of the entrance, where they will welcome those desiring their services.
 Harry Hibben returned this week from trip to Camp Kearny, where he had been to visit his son, Harry Jr., who is with the 158th. Harry, Jr. has been given an opportunity to go to the officers training camp and hopes to come out with a certificte permitting him to herd privates.
 Word was received here this week that Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dutton of Kingman, are rejoicing over the ar rival of very pretty little girl the the first of the week. Charles is the son of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Dutton, well-known old time Flagstaff resi- dents, who recently moved to King man.
 Thirty-five men from Camp Kear- ny, in charge of Sergeant Hill Lewis, passed through here the first of the week en route to Fort Meyer, Va, where they have been transferred to the 20th Engineers corps. Sergt Lewis was formerly of Flagstaff, and