The Coconino sun., 1918-05-31

Bill" Morgan was visitor from Bellemont Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Fred Meyers and children have joined Mir. Meyers at Jerome and they will make that place their home.
 Robert Castleberry is acting as salesman for few days in Craw- ford's grocery store.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Clark, who have been in San Francisco for several months, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Lena Doyle will look after The Suns society page during the ab- sence of Mrs. Noble, the regular society editoress.
 Ed. Sawyer, prominent sheepman and president of the Arizona Wool Growers association, was in town yes terday from Winslow.
 A. l.. Peck, one of the crack base ball players of the Flagstaff team, has accepted a position as salesman in the Dresswell Shop.
 Uncle Jim" Wagner, one of the old pioneers of the Verde valley, came up from that place Wednesday to visit Flagstaff friends for a few days.
 Miss Regina Meek, who was one of the teachers in the Flagstaff public schools for the term just closed, left yesterday for her home in Michigan.
 Mrs. Joe Treat, of Lakeside, Navajo county, arrived here Wednesday for visit with relatives and old friends Mrs. Treat formerly resided in Flag staff.
 The fellow who is progressive War Savings Stamp collector, is the fellow who is not only playing the game, but who is laying up a goodly store of treasures, financial as well as patriotic.
 Wm. J. Henderson, colored, and Billie Quon, Chinaman, plead guilty before Judge Perkins Tuesday for gambling and were fined S100 each, which they paid. Both parties reside in Williams.
 T. J. Mahoney, superintendent of construction work at the Normal, who had one of his ankles injured some time ago, is able to be out, although having to bring into services a pair of crutches to aid him in his movements. Dr. A. w. Crump, the veterinary, who spent last summer in Flagstaff, arrived Tuesday from the southern part of the state and will again locate here for the summer. His family ar rived in Flagstaff several weeks ago,
 The Federal Food Administration headquarters will be moved tomorrow from Phoenix to Flagstaff. Offices downstairs in the north part of the Masonic Temple block will be used by the administration during it's head quarters here.
 Harry Gray. the sheepman, was in Flagstaff Wednesday. He has com menced to start to begin to move back home on his ranch south of Bellemont and his family will soon be estab- lished on the mountain ranch for the summer.
 The weather department has been turning out brand of weather which should be punctured and heated some before being turned loose on this sec ton of the country. The thermometer has been registering from 58 to 60 the highest and B to 30 the lowest, for some time.
 | Contractor E. B. Raudebaugh put down cement walks this week in front of the Piper pool hall, Bright Angel restaurant and the Royal Cafe or Railroad avenue. The old stone walk in front of the latter place was put down over thirty-two years ago by Sandy" Donahue, he doing the work personally.
 | Prof. O. H. Richardson, principal of the Flagstaff public schools, accom- panied by his father, left Tuesday foI California for an extended stay. The professor will attend summer school at Berkeley University and his father will visit relatives at Bakersfield dur ing their absence. They made the trip overland in Ford car.
 The four boys who left here last week for Los Angeles to take the phy- sical examination for the U. S. navy all successfully passed but one, E. H Weems. John Snoeberger, who went with the bunch, returned home Sun day to remain until called into the service.
 With all the building that has been done in Flagstaff within the past few years, there is still the cry for more houses this spring from people who want to spend the summer here. It will be relief some day to tell them just where they can get the desired accommodations
 Deputy Sheriffs Frank Fairchild and Carl Dickinson arrested Jose Mendoza and Tranquilliano Roderi. guez in Williams Wednesday on g charge of botlegging. The accused men were brought to Flagstaff anc placed in the county jail to await theii preliminary examinations. I The city marshal advertises that ht will kill all dogs found without tags showing they have paid dog tax Here's hoping he delivers the goods as advertised. A few hundred dogs, nor, or less, might help to conserve food also conserve some peace for peaceful citizens.
 Judge Crosby and County Attorney Gibbons of St. Johns, went through | Alo.,