The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
Local Brevities

Mrs. Harry Hibben, Sr., left last Saturday for San Francisco on a visit to relatives and friends.
 Tony Montana has accepted a pn- sition in the store and office of the Greenlaw Lumber Co. at Cliffs.
 John Kennedy can now be found at the city hall where he is acting as assistant to City Clerk Alex Johnston.
 Ralph Rollins, publicity director of the federal food administrators of flee, was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Dan Williams was confined to his home the first few days of this week by sickness but is now able to be out again.
 Mrs. c. F. Meyers of Milton is spending the holiday season at AL buquerque with her daughter, Mrs. Neher.
 Prof. Cornelius of the Normal was compelled by sickness to be absent from his duties for a short time this week.
 Walter and George Verkamp headed for the coast Saturday and from there will go back to Cincinnati to spend the holidays.
 Edward, the little son of Mir. acd Mrs. Wm. Rudd, is quite sick with the flu. Mir. Rudd has recovered from his attack and is able to be out again.
 M. T. Piper, the sheepman, left the first of the week for Phoenix. He is trailing his sheep around north of the mountain to their winter range south.
 A. J. LeBaron and Lewis Benedict shipped several carloads of old ewes to the Phoenix country this week, where they will put them on pasture to lamb.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Clark left the first of the week for the Clark & Campbell ranch near Aquila, some thirty miles from Wickenburg, where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs, N. J. Ritter, wife of the well known sheepman who died at Prescott few weeks ago, was in Flagstaff the latter part of last week for a couple days on business connected with the estate.
 Joe Jolly, sawyer for the A. L. & T. Co.,, has been transferred to the mill of the Greenlaw Lumber Co.,, at Cliffs, and will turn out his hundred thousand feet day there for the rest of the winter.
 Rev. H. S. Brewster of St. Paul's church at Winslow, conducted two services at the Episcopal church of this city last Sunday. Rev. l.. B. Moore of this city filled Rev. Brew ster's pulpit for the morning service at Winslow.
 Prof.-Lieut. G. F.. Cornelius returned the first of the week from San Fran cisco, having been discharged from the service of Uncle Sam, and has taken over his old position as principal of the Normal school.
 Harvey Beasley left the first of the week for the Phoenix country to spend the winter on the Beasley ranch. Mrs. Beasley, who has been living in California, will join him there for the winter.
 was sent to take possession of grad ing outfit for Babbitt Brothers. The outfit was taken over by Babbitt Brothers on debt from a contractor named Snyder.
 Prof. R. c. Stevenson, who recent ly resigned as acting principal at the Normal school, has purchased large block of stock in the McGonigle Lum- Der Co.,, and it is understood will take an active interest in the conduct of that plant at Riordan.
 The installation of telephone will ! not cost you as much now as formerly. | The government on last Sept. 1st es- tablished "service connection | charge" which called for five, ten or fifteen dollars upon the installation of | a phone. It has now been lowered to s3.50 and all classes of service call for this charge. !