The Coconino sun., 1918-02-01

E. l.. Dodge, of the Dodge Mercan- tile Co.,, of Parks, is a visitor in town on business.
 The jewellers and opticians in the Globe Miami district have formed an association.
 MT. E. V. Germany expect to leave today for Philadelphia, Miss, on a couple of months visit.
 Arch Glover, who recently took up a homestead near Williams, was vis- itor in Flagstaff yesterday.
 J. c. Dolan, of the Flagstaff Lum- Der Co.,, returned Monday from bus mess visit to Albuquerque.
 A bunch of young people enjoyed social dance at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Gleeson Tuesday night.
 Harry Owens, head clerk in James Kennedy's mercantile establishment at Williams, was in town Wednesday on business.
 Charles Gyber, manager of the Un- ion Oil Co. at this place, left We'd nesday for visit at his old home in Alabama.
 William Babbitt returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City, where he attend ed the recent stockmen's meeting held in that city.
 M. c. (Boney) Smith, ex-deputy sheriff, cowman and all around good fellow, was down from Williams dur ing the week.
 Al Sanford took his mind off his stock interests at Ash Fork couple of days this week and visited his family in Flagstaff.
 John Snoeberger, who was recently discharged from the U. S. military service, has accepted the position of assistant town clerk.
 Joe Rickel, with the Standard Oil Co. at Holbrook, was here yesterday to take his Class A physical exami- nation before the local board.
 Miss Alice Land, of Tucson, arriv- ed in Flagstaff last Friday and will enroll as student of the N. A. N. S. She is neice of Attorney and Mrs Francis Crable.
 Oscar Kapanke, Flagstaff boy re. gently discharged from the U. S. ser. vice, left Wednesday for Riordan where he has a position with the Mo. Gonigle Lumber Co.
 William Newton, barber in Hotel Weatherford pool hall, is enjoying a visit from his son, H. E., of Humboldt who made the trip here for the Glass physical examination.
 Charley Priest, in the employ of the Colin Campbell sheep outfit, with winter headquarters near Peoria, ar. rived here yesterday to take the phys. ical examination for U. S. service.
 Roy White, gentleman whom we mentioned last week as arriving here in search of location, departed yes terday for Yavapai and Gila coun- ties, to look over that part of Ari. zona.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Peck, which passed away Saturday morning, was shipped Mon day to San Bernardino, Calif., for burial, the parents accompanying the body.
 Mir. McGaffey, the big lumberman of New Mexico, was in. Flagstaff the first of the week conferring with T F.. Pollock relative to the development of the lumber industry in New Mexico.
 Miss Elmo Foster, who made the long trip from Canada few weeks ago with Miss Anna Baird, neice of Mrs. Wm. Beeson, departed Sunday for an extended visit with friends in southern California.
 Tom Davis, one of the many pros porous ranchers of the Fort Valley district, arrived in town Wednesday after chuck, etc. He reported the recent snowfall in the valley about the same depth as in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. c. w. Latham, called here by the death of her husband, who was ac- cidentally killed on the 11th inst. while braking on the Saginaw logging road, near Maine, returned Wednes- day to her home in Fl Paso.
 Jack Simth left yesterday for Oak Creek to commence work on a new cottage down there for himself. The house will be of hewn logs, with doors | and uipdowc hut m point will he