The Coconino sun., 1918-02-08
LocalBrevities

N. ID. WdIOn, the WlnSlOW StOcK- man, spent couple of days here this week.
 Thomas Tindall, a rancher of Parks, spent Sunday in town visiting rela- tives.
 John Metz, now connected with the A. L. & T. camp 1, was in town Sun day visiting his family.
 U. S. Attorney T. A. Flynn, of Phoenix, was in town Monday while enroute to San Francisco.
 A. H. Stockton, a we'll known young attorney, of Phoenix, was here on le gal business Tuesday and Wednes- day.
 Attorney E. s. Clark, the well known Prescott attorney, was a vis- itor here Monday, called here on legal business.
 V. H. Driver, representing the Standard Bottling Co.,, of Winslow, was in town Monday selling soft drink goods.
 Jack Robinson returned Tuesday to his stock camp on lower Oak Creek, where he is pasturing his horses this winter.
 Fred Hensing, who, with his wife, is spending the winter in Mohave county, has been a visitor in Flag staff this week.
 Roy Osborn, lumberjack who has been employed at various logging camps for a few months, left Monday for Albuquerque.
 Niles Cameron arrived in town yes terday from the Grand Canyon for a few days visit with relatives and his numerous friends.
 Burr Kelly, an old time lumberjack of this region, left Monday for Rior- dan, where he has a position with the McGonigle Lumber Co.
 J. H. Hutchins, formerly manager of the Standard Oil Company at this place, returned yesterday from bus mess visit in southern California.
 R. Wolfe, representing the Sexton Mercantile Company, of Chicago, who has his headquarters at Prescott, was visitor in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Having returned to Flagstaff, am again at my boot and shoe repair shop and ready to do all kinds of re- pairing.-John Lukus, next door to Finley's.
 Earl Gilbert, the handsome young man who has been holding down a clerkship in Crawford's grocery for several months, resigned the position this week.
 John P. Blanc, of Greenview, H., a relative of Rev. o. S. Baum, stop ped over here for couple of days visit this week while on his way to Los Angeles.
 Joe Isbell and family returned Tuesday to the Grand Canyon, where Joe has a position with the Santa Fe company, after visiting relatives here for a few weeks.
 F.. A. Baker, who has mountain ranch eighteen miles north of Flag staff, was in town Monday and Tues day. He reported the snow fifteen inches deep at his place.
 Dr. c. F. Portz, the dentist, accom- panied by his wife, returned Satnr- day from two months visit at their old home in Pennsylvania. The doc tor took a clinic course while away.
 L. S. Lund, a rancher of San Mar cial, N. M, was in town Tuesday wis., iting his cousin, Albert Barkeley, re- gently employed at the Grand Cam yon. Mir. Lund was enroute to Phoe- nix.
 c. A. Black arrived Sunday from Kingman for a few days stay with relatives and friends. Chester is now connected with the Central Conner cial Co.,, formerly the Lovin & With CTS Co.,, of Kingman.
 A. A. Clifford, one of the success ful fruit growers of Oak Creek, was in town Sunday. MT. Clifford prob- ably marketed more products in Flag staff from his place last season than any other rancher in that section.
 Chris Hulls and Elmira Ester Carr, of Camp 12, near Bellemont, were married last week in California. The groom is one of the timber foremen at the above camp, and the bride was