The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30
Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Parker of Asi Fork were Flagstaff visitors Mon

day.
 Miss Dockstetter, teacher in the Williams public schools, was visitor in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Ben Clark, chief of the state land leasing division, has been in Flagstaff for several days recuperating.
 Don't miss seeing "The Man With out Country" at the Orpheum Sat urday, matinee and night.
 Prof. Geo. l.. Haynes, formerly of Flagstaff, recently resigned his posi- tion of principal of the Snowflake school and has gone to Clifton to To- cate.
 Mrs. H. c. Hunter of Milford, Utah, was here several days last week the guest of her brother, M. l. Powers, while on her way for visit with relatives in southern California.
 Archdeacon Jenkins of the Episco- pal church of Arizona, who is spend ing the summer in Flagstaff, held services in the Methodist church build ing at Holbrook last Sunday morn hing.
 Dan Mcdonald, whose name has been famous for years in the different logging camps as compiler of good provender, was in Flagstaff from Clarkdale for few days this week on short vacation.
 The Rev. Paul Smiths great photo play, "The Finger of Justice," will play the Orpheum Monday, matinee and night. Phices-Matinee: 25c and 35c. Night: balcony, 35c; lower floor, reserved, soc.
 Mrs. J. D. Newman and daughter, Miss Pearl, of Los Angeles, are in this section visiting relatives and old friends. They left Monday for Wins low, from which place they will jour ney to the southern part of Navajo county to visit MT. Newman, where he has his sheep ranch.
 Miss Harriet Cotton of New York, after spending few days here with old friends, left Monday for visit with her nephew, George, and his family, at Grand Canyon. Miss Col ton has been spending portion of her summers in Flagstaff and vicinity for the last twenty years or more. M |. Powers, his sister, Mrs. Hun ter, of Milford, Utah, and MT. and Mrs. Nick Harris of Los Angeles, guests of Mir. Powers, returned Fri day from a several days outing in l the White mountains, in southern Apache county.
 Mrs. Earl Sisk has returned home from an extended visit with her hus- band at Fort Sill, Okla. Earl went with the big contingent of Coconino county men who left here the last of June for Camp Cody, being recently transferred from the latter camp.
 County Attorney c. B. Wilson, wife and little son, returned Tuesday from weeks outing trip in the White mountains near Springerville, Apache county. MT. Wilson's family just re- gently returned from visit with rela tives at Galesburg, H., their old home. Mrs. Eva Marshall left Tuesday for Holbrook and will be joined at that place by Mrs. Susie Morse and jour ney to the latter's ranch on Silver creek, about thirty-five miles south of Holbrook. Mrs. Marshall expects to visit down there for month or more. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leith and the formers sister, Miss Agnes, arrived here the first of the week and will make their home in Flagstaff and vii cinity for the next few months for the benefit of the latter's health. They have been residing in southern California for the past year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. L. Day expect to leave tomorrow for their home in Phoenix and will make the journey in their auto. Mir. Day has only been here for short time, but his wife has been spending the summer east of town, where she had one of Mrs. Greenlaw's cottages leased for the last three months.
 Walter Martin, salesman in the Finley store, is taking vacation on the Verde at the ranch home of his brother-in-law, Geo. Casner. Mir. Mar tin has been afflicted with bronchitis for the last two months and went to the lower altitude with hopes of get ting relief from the malady.
 Attorney Charles Woolf and family of Phoenix arrived in Flagstaff We'd nesday by auto. having made the trip via the Natural Bridge. MT. Woolf said he had no serious complaint to make of the trails down that way, but the roads were not such as could be highly commended at this time of the year.
 M. I. Powers, president of the Citi- zens Bank of Kingman, Flagstaff, Oatman, etc., came over from Flag staff Tuesday on business and stayed at the Commercial hotel. MT. Powers is heavily interested in sheep in the southern end of this county.--Hol- brook Tribune.
 Mrs. Geo. Hochderffer left yester- day for New York city, after few weeks visit here with relatives, to resume her duties as teacher in a school at Jamaica, suburb of the city. Col. Hochderffer, who is farm ing his ranch north of town, will re- main here until after his crop is gathered before joining his wife.
 L. H. Flagler, who is farming this year the Gaddis ranch, on Hart prai- rie, 16 miles northwest of town, was I