The Coconino sun., 1918-02-22

from an extended stay in Phoenix.
 F. o. Poison, of the White Garage at Williams, is in town today.
 Dan Purtyman was up from his Oak Creek ranch Saturday after sup plies.
 A. A. Clifford and wife arrived in town Monday from their ranch on Oak Creek.
 L. w. Quinlan, manager of Bab- bitt's store at Winslow, was here Mon day on business.
 J. B. Wilmeth, editor and manager of the Leader, was in Phoenix cou- pie of days this week.
 Fred Thompson, Oak Creek ranch CT, and former resident of Flagstaff, was in town Saturday.
 Joe Lay, stockman of Cornville, and well known in Flagstaff, is here wis., iting his brother, David Lay.
 Lewis Benedict, who ranges his sheep near Anita, has been visiting in Flagstaff for the past several days.
 Mrs. c. c. Compton returned Saturday from several weeks visit with relatives at Oatman, Mohave county.
 Joe Rickel, with the Standard Oil O., at Holbrook, spent Sunday in Flagstaff with relatives and old friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. M. House were in from Doney Park Saturday and while here made the Sun office bus mess call.
 Reuben Neill returned Saturday from few days visit at Camp Yer de, Prescott and other Yavapai coun, ty towns.
 Eddie Priest arrived the first of the week from Navajo county, being call. ed here on account of the sickness ot his father.
 Will Hart, brother of O. L. Hart was up Saturday from the Winslow country, where he is engaged in tho stock business.
 Claude Youngblood, we'll known ir Flagstaff, has taken charge of a trad ing post at St. Michaels, on the Nav ajo Indian reservation.
 Frank Dickinson, brother of All and Sheriff Dickinson, was up Sat urday and Sunday from his stocl range in northern Yavapai county.
 Jim Smith, the we'll known cattle man of the Williams section, was il town Monday. Jim made his home il Flagstaff when he was youngster.
 The funeral of Herbert, the infan son of Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Fay, wh, died of pneumonia Thursday, wa. held Saturday morning from the fam lily residence.
 w. H. Power returned Saturda! ? from Winslow, where he spent las week surveying lines for Spellmire Lyons and Arthur Miller, sheepmel of that section.
 John Metz, of A. L. & T. camp spent Sunday in town, the principa cause of the visit being to see tn, new girl, who arrived at his hom, one day last week.
 Joe Lee, an old time resident ot Tuba, arrived in town the first of tho week for a several days visit. He i. employed at trading post on tho Navajo Indian reservation.
 Mrs. Oliver Raudebaugh and baby departed the first of the week fol Clarkdale to join Mir. Raudebaugh who has position as salesman in thu Miller grocery at that place.
 H. E. Newton, son of Billie" New ton, the barber, returned to Jerome Saturday after a few weeks stay here. He was called to Flagstaff fol examination with the last draft con tingent.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Ellis, of Mo nett, Missouri, are recent arrivals ii Flagstaff, coming here for the ben eft of Mrs. Ellis health. They in tend to reside in Flagstaff for severa months.
 John H. Miller, of Snowflake, wa a visitor in town Sunday. Mir. Mile was formerly manager of the A. C M. l. store at Holbrook, resigning tn, position last year to enter the stocl business.
 James Bailey, at one time territo rial ranger and also ranger in tn forest service, now a peaceful ranch CT of the Oak Creek country. was ii