The Coconino sun., 1918-09-27

Mrs. J. B. hammers returned from Phoenix the first of the week and will remain with Mir. hammers at the Lit tie Colorado bridge until he finishes the contract he has with the govern ment to repair the bridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Collins of Camp Verde are visiting old friends in Flag staff this week.
 Mrs. Al Weber and Mrs. Wurth Rylon of Prescott, who have been making a tour of the northern coun- try for few days, were in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Reward of 25c offered for any per son that did not get relief of stomach and bowels after taking Marlar's Cas- cara Tablets.
 Mir. J. F. Prince, formerly president of the American Bank & Trust Co. of Fl Paso, accompanied by his fam fly, were visitors in Flagstaff Tues day, on their way overland by auto to the coast.
 Ferd Durham and John Clauson, two of the high arresting powers of Wins. low, were in Flagstaff to take in the Gentry Bros. show. It was going to Winslow anyhow, but they wanted an advance sight of its wonders.
 Mir. w. R. Neighbors, representing the Atkins saw works, was in Flag staff the first of the week on one of his regular trips, and was the guest of w. H. Norman, friend of some twenty years standing.
 The great trouble with the measley dog poisoner is that he seems to be able to get all the dogs but the meas ley pup that uses his voice all night in such manner that it may be heard all over town.
 Mir. R. M. Beuhler, district manager for the Mountain States telephone company, which is affiliated with the United States at present, was in Flag staff from his headquarters at Pres colt, Tuesday.
 G. M. Purcell, one of the energetic sheep buyers of Los Angeles, was in Flagstaff this week inspecting the lambs, as we'll as other classes of sheep that are on the ranges in the northern country.
 Charles E. Howard, chief bandmas- ter for the Howard Sheep Company, was in Flagstaff from Mesa the latter part of last week on business. He re- gently sold some 1,500 head of lambs for flat rate of $10 as they run.
 w. H. Taylor was in from Fort Val Icy Saturday. Speaking of the recent rains out that way, he said they had not done any damage so far, but were not greatly needed at this time of the year when crops were being harvested.
 Not good for Spanish Influenza, but good for the stomach and bowels. Marlar's Vegetable Cascara Tablets. cents.
 Frank Wallace of Ash Fork, drum major for Colin Campbell's sheep bands, was in Flagstaff Monday. He was some inquisitive about his ques- tionnaire, but is willing to trade lambs for boche hides whenever Uncle Sam blows the proper bugle call.
 Charles Babcock, prominently iden- tified with the present administration as deputy game warden, is wearing Tom Campbell hat. We mention this in hopes that Game Warden Willard will see it and take his game license away from him.
 MT. A. c. Mcqueen, the genial trouble manager of the Santa Fe, who nas so many homes along the line of that it is difficult to always ocate him, was in Flagstaff Tuesday, a few transportation trou- Dles.
 Frank Pendley, the rancher on Oak Creek who owns one of the best lit- tle irrigation schemes along the creek, and one which took good engineering skill to wind it along the high cliffs and through tunnels in the solid rock, was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Mir. L. w. Kelly and wife left last week for Albuquerque, where he in- tends going into railroad service eith- er as fireman or brakeman. Mir. Kelly is brother of J. c. Kelly, the fuel yard man, with whom he has been as- in business for couple years. The friends of MT. and Mrs. Kelly re- yret their leaving Flagstaff.
 Examiner Wm. A. Wells returned rom Oregon Sunday morning, where le had been with some seventy men registered for shipyard work. He says le had a pleasant trip and the men were mostly well satisfied with the country and the positions offered them ,n the coast.
 George Babbitt of Babbitt Bros, E. T. McGonigle, the mmberman; John aennessy, sheepman and member of he Northern Arizona Normal school board, and Mercer Hemperley, attor- ley, were in Phoenix for couple of lays this week, arranging for finances Or the McGonigle sawmill. Lloyd Jhristy will now return to Flagstaff md take his old position at the mill Much lumber is on hand, the new mill .,sIl e1nx, Lo ~,,nrsurp snI 1ncrrsror xx,i1I