The Coconino sun., 1918-05-24

k. J. Kidd was q business visitor in Phoenix the first of the week.
 Frank Chadek, the Parks merchant, was a business visitor here Monday.
 Mike Murphy, lumberjack, returned Sunday from a trip to Colorado and New Mexico.
 Luther Hart of the Hay Lake Sheep Co.,, spent several days in town the first of the week.
 John Oleson, who owns a dresswell shop at Oatman, was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Lee Smith has accepted the job of driving the big auto truck for the Lightning Delivery Go. Mrs. Ellen Willis, one of the pioneer ladies of Snowflake, was here the first of the week visiting her son, Vernon, who is employed at the Riordan mill. A party of eight people from Buck eye, Maricopa county, have arrived at
 Lake Mary and will spend the sum-
 mer camping out in the open at this
 noted resort.
 Charley Priest, who has been work
 ing with sheep outfit at Peoria, re-
 turned home Sunday. Charley will
 leave with this county's draft contin-
 gent Sunday.
 Assessor J. D. Dunn returned Sat
 urday from an assessing trip to Stone
 man lake and other points in the
 southern part of the county; making
 the journey in his auto.
 Miss Madeline Brandt will close her term of school at the Greenlaw mill today. We are informed Miss Brandt
 has been offered the position of teach
 CT of the school this year.
 Roy Cummins, formerly of this
 place, now residing in Navajo county,
 has accepted a position as Forest
 ranger in the Sitgreaves forest and
 is stationed at Heber, south of Wins low.
 Dr. William Morton and daughter, Miss Helen Morton of Pasadena, are
 the guests of Mrs. T. E. Pollock. They , expect to spend part of the summer here.
 David Proctor, of the United States
 secret service, was in Flagstaff a , couple of days last week looking up . suspects and confering with local of , ficers as to the situation here in the north.
 "Tom" Drum, after couple of days stay in town, left Sunday for his : ranch at Stoneman lake. Mir. Drum reported that section of the country
 about as dry as he ever saw it at this ' time of the year.
 George Morgan was in from Grand Canyon this week. He has been help } ing to lay a pipe line on the Hermit
 Trail for the Harvey people. He went down the trail in November and never ! reached the top again until the middle , of May.
 r Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Lane, of Los
 Angeles, stopped over here couple . of days the first of the week to sec i their cousins, Mrs. J. D. Jackson anc w. F. Griffin, while en route for 8 visit at their old home in Texas.
 At a meeting of the Municipal bano Wednesday evening it was decided to give a dance tonight, at which ths draft contingent leaving here Sunday 7 will be invited as special guests of
 honor. A dance will also be given or tomorrow (Saturday) night. Dennis Hibben, who has been in the 7 employ of the Santa Fe at Needles arrived here Wednesday, accompanied
 by his wife, to visit relatives. Dennis } is a son of H. c. Hibben and is in the 7 next draft contingent leaving Flag , staff Sunday.
 . R. A. Nickerson, manager of the
 Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company f Ben Pierce and c. B. Kirkpatrick O1 3 Williams, were in Flagstaff last Fri day and attended meeting of tho I Red Crosa workers called by Chairman
 NJ. l. Powers to formulate plans fol the drive going on this week. Mrs. Chester Alexander and baby s who have been visiting relatives her' , for the past two months or more, vii
 leave tomorrow for their home in Sar t Diego, Calif. Mrs. Alexander form 2 erly resided in Flagstaff and is : {. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James By n rom of this place.
 J. c. Benson, formerly of this city
 now located at Dalies, N. M., writes "We are living on kaffir corn and alf e alfa hay and starving the old COW tt f help whip old Bill Kaiser" all of whicl n indicates the Benson family are no : much enamoured with Bill, the bab!
 killer.
 , Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Francis return ed home Saturday in their auto iron 9 southern California, where Mrs. Fran , cis has been visiting for severa months. Their daughter, Mrs. W. B
 Raudebaugh joined them at Kingman 3 after a few days visit there witf . friends.
 f Nels Fousha, old time resident ana 3 barber of Williams, was here Sunday i. to accompany his father to Fresno
 Calif., for the benefit of the latteri , health. The senior Fousha has beer : in the county hospital for few months, being afflicted with epilepsy and it is hoped that lower altitude , will be the means of restoring his