The Coconino sun., 1918-07-05
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John Stewart, machinist at the Nav ajo Indian school at Tuba City, spent the Fourth in Flagstaff.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Clark and little son are home from couple weeks visit in Texas and Oklahoma.
 Merrill Walker, postmaster of Belle mont, was visitor in Flagstaff Sat urday
 Charley Morrow left Wednesday for Saginaw Camp 15, where he will try his hand at logging.
 Nell Willis went to Snowflake Sat urday to visit with relatives and take in the fourth with the home folks.
 Mrs. Loral Owens left Monday for her home at Snowflake, after weeks visit with Flagstaff friends.
 Attorneys Gold and Sleeves were up from Williams Monday on law busi- ness.
 David Rabbit returned Saturday from a couple months stay in Los Angeles.
 Robert Pollock of Albuquerque was the guest of his brother, T. D. Pollock, Sunday.
 Ben Yaeger of Phoenix was in Flagstaff the first of the week visit ing his brother, Harlow Yaeger.
 Quite a number of town people took in the dance and box supper given in the school house at Winona Friday night.
 Mrs. H. E. Sanders and daughter, Grace, are here from Mesa to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Eddie O'Farrell is visiting in St. Johns with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas.
 Mrs. A. A. Johnston, wife of City Clerk Johnston, left Saturday for 3 visit with friends in San Diego, Calif.
 Dr. Ollie Dumas came up the first of the week from his cattle range Tn the Oak Creek country.
 Walter Dickinson has accepted a clerkship in J. C.. Browns News stand.
 Fred Thompson and brother and Jess Purtyman, ranchers of Oak Creek, came up from that place Tues day after supplies.
 c. A. Moose, formerly of Phoenix, who recently purchased a ranch near Bellemont, spent the first of the week in Flagstaff.
 Ronald Weddle, who has been re- siding with his parents in Yavapal county for several months, returned Monday to again make Flagstaff his home.
 Miss lone Rogers, a 1916 graduate of the Normal school at this place, was married at her home in Snow flake on June 26 to James L. Pearce, a young stockman of that section.
 Frank Skill, amusement promoter at Saginaw Camp 15, north of Belle mont, is in town for a few days to catch on to some new stunts that may come in handy for future entertain ments at the camp.
 George, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. George Babbitt, who has been attending school in Los Angeles, ar rived Sunday to spend the vacation with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Fred Herman of Los Angeles is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Hester at their ranch east of Flagstaff and ex- poets to remain for the summer
 Newton Berry, former Flagstaff boy, is visiting his many old friends here, having arrived from Phoe- nix the first of the week.
 Frank Pendley came up from his Oak Creek ranch Tuesday. Frank is one of the trial jurymen summoned for the term of superior court which convenes here next Monday.
 Frank Dickinson and family came up Tuesday from their ranch in the southern part of the county to spend the fourth with Flagstaff relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Earl Siske left Saturday for Camp Cody, N. M., to visit her hus- band, who is with Coconino's class one contingent at that place
 Miss Nettie Nickell returned home Saturday from Jerome Junction, where she has been for a couple of weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Greenlaw.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W Weatherford, old-time residents of Flagstaff, came from Phoenix Saturday to spend the summer here.
 Miss Marie Hennessey, who has been attending school in Los Angeles, arrived Saturday to spend her vaca- tion with home folks.
 Mrs. Joe Greenlaw came up from Jerome Junction Saturday to visit few days with relatives and old friends. She is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Nickell
 K. c. and R. P. Kirby, ranchers near Parks, were in town Saturday on business. They reported crops looking fine down that way.