The Coconino sun., 1918-02-22

eral days stay in Williams.
 Al Hawkins, old time cowman of Williams, was in town Wednesday.
 Miss ZelIa Jones left this morning for visit with friends in Williams.
 Thomas Hall, the piano dealer, was in Williams a couple of days this week.
 T. E. Pollock left Sunday evening for business trip to Phoenix and Douglas.
 Decker Williams has accepted a po- sition as salesman in Crawford's gro- cery store.
 County Assessor J. D. Dunn was in Williams Wednesday on business con nected with his office.
 J. Edward Priest, who has been con- fined to his room for several days with pneumonia, is recovering.
 The regular jury session of the su- perior court of Coconino county will convene in Flagstaff on March II.
 Mrs. S. L. Finley, wife of Flag staff's mayor, has been confined to her home with sickness this week.
 C.C. Harvey, of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank at Williams, is here today to spend the holiday with home folks.
 E. B. Raudebaugh is back from a trip to Clarkdale, where he went to assist in erecting a dwelling house for his brother, Oliver.
 Art Hempsey, one of the old time timber buckers of this section, arriv- ed in town yesterday from Riordan for couple of days stay.
 A. H. Harper, who recently took up homestead in the Grand Canyon country, was in Flagstaff yesterday ordering winter supplies.
 c. A. Pearson, in charge of the gov ernment experiment station in Fort Valley, nine miles north of Flagstaff, was Phoenix visitor the first of the week.
 Robert Erwin, special deputy sheriff at the Saginaw camps, left Wednes- day to again assume his position, after few days visit in Flagstaff with his family.
 Mrs. T. c. Frier and Miss Nora Blome, who were in Tucson last week attending the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Eastern Star, returned home Sunday.
 Manuel Candefaria, a stockman and rancher of Rahma, N. M., was a wis itor in Flagstaff Tuesday and We'd nesday, leaving here for the Salt Riv- CT valley.
 Rev Atkinson, presiding elder of the M. E. church for Arizona, was in town last night to preside over the quarterly conference of the local church.
 Forester Q. M. Handles and Log, ging Engineer Tanner, of District No 2, have been spending the past week on the Coconino forest on special de- tail work.
 Sidney Sapp, superior judge of Navajo county, passed through here Monday enroute to his home at Hol- brook, after trip in the southern part of the state.
 Mrs. V. H. Cline and two youngest children, of Bishop, Calf, arrived in Flagstaff Wednesday, having been called here by the sickness of Mrs. Cline's father, J. E. Priest, ST. Dick Greer, a pioneer and old-time stockman of Navajo county, passed through here Wednesday enroute to his home in Holbrook from trip to the southern part of the state.
 Mrs. A. M. James has just received word that her son, Sergeant L. l. James, of the 65th Aero Squadron, has sailed for France. Young James enlisted from Fresno, California.
 Mrs. J. M. Wilson, who attended the Grand Lodge of Eastern Star at Tucson last week remained over for |; few days visit with relatives in Phoe- nix, and is expected home tonight.
 Al Sims and George Attleberry, of Lake Mary fame, have been spending the greater part of the week in Flag staff. They report the lake frozen over to good depth and ducks flying low.
 Mrs. Sue B. Campbell, mother of Stuart Campbell, arrived Tuesday from Kansas City for visit with her son and with Mrs. T. E. Pollock Stuart Campbell is an employe of the I Arizona Central Rank at Williams