The Coconino sun., 1918-11-22
Local Brevities

See ad on page five.
 Dan Purtyman has moved from Re- no, Nevada, to Davis, California.
 Fred Purcell, the Holbrook sheep man, was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Dr. E. s. Miller was in Kingman a couple days this week visiting friends.
 On page five a true statement.
 E.. A. Sawyer, the veteran sheep man of Winslow was in Flagstaff Monday.
 in Flagstaff Monday and Tuesday from his ranch in the Grand Canyon country. Sr r-
 Judge NJ. A. Murphy's justice shop was moved Tuesday into the Masonic Temple Building.
 J. s. Amundsen, general manager of the Arizona Stores Co.,, at Kingman, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Stop, think, after seeing ad on page five.
 Mrs. J. c. Milligan is quite serious ly ill this week, having been taken down suddenly the first of the week.
 Billy Pitts and wife of Ash Fork, were in Flagstaff Tuesday on a com bined business and pleasure trip.
 w. H. Campbell, who has spent the greater part of the summer here, left Tuesday for his home at Long Beach, Cal.
 Miss Lutie Paxton left Tuesday for Kingman, where she was called by the dangerous illness of Mrs. A. A. Dutton.
 Bishop Atwood and Rev. J. R. Jen- kins of the Episcopal church, were in Flagstaff Sunday from Phoenix to or dain Rev. Luther Moore.
 It's true; see ad on page five.
 Sanford Rowe, one of the men who has watched Coconino county grow from a wilderness to one of the most prosperous counties in the state, was
 Earl Boyer, who has been stationed at Point Loma, California, since join ship at Mare Island.
 The interior of the Elks' lodge room has been greatly improved with new carpets and fresh paint and is real tidy home again.
 J. J. Schmidt of the Kahl Drug Co.,, left Saturday for San Francisco, his old home town, for the purpose of re- plenishing his stock of jewelry.
 James Loy, who several years ago served one term as district attorney of this county, was in Flagstaff We'd nesday from Prescott, visiting old friends.
 Vim. Lockridge, custodian of the Bright Angel Trail, was in from Grand Canyon Monday and Tuesday proving up on his homestead near Anita.
 Mir. George, alias Shorty, Nolan, chief wagon master for the D. K. outfit, accompanied by Mrs. Nolan, left Wednesday for a weeks stay on the .coast. .~' ".'' ' s
 NJ. T. Piper, the sheepman, is out again after a seige of "flu." His wife and daughter, who are at Miami, were taken ill at the same time Mir. Piper was doing his ten days turn with the disease. 'h'-
 Jack Kester has shipped two car loads of his famous mountain pota- toes so far this fall. Prices have been ranging from S1.8O to $2.15, having gone up slightly during the past ten days.
 Cattle shipments have been numer- ous during the past week, it being the last gathering for the year There will be a large shipment of 'cattle from Anita. out on the Grand Canyon railroad and at other points along tho main line.
 Mir. George Wetnight and son, NRoh ert. of Springfield, Ohio, are recent arrivals in Flagstaff and expect tc remain some time. if not permanentl'' for the benefit of the sons health Mir. Wetnight is an old friend of Mir A. c. Bader. the grocer.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Bvrnes returne' Saturday from months visit to their old home at Marysville, Kansas, wher- they were called by the serious illnes~ of MT. Bvrnes' mother. His mother was still living when he left and we somewhat improved in health.
 Mrs. Cora Travis was called homo from Phoenix last Saturday by th" dangerous illness of her son Ferrc' Travis, better known among hi~ friends as "Moqui." For time h;- life was despaired of, but he rallied and was improving slowly at last re- ports.
 Mrs. Paul Zlnn Of Flagstaff visited with her husband, Dr. Finn, here Sat urday and Sunday. Dr. Finn left Holbrook Sunday night for Concho where he was ordered by the Statn Board of Health to assist in the care of twenty-six influenza cases.-Ho' brook News.
 J. R. Cooper is able to be out agai" after a severe attack of influenza Mrs. Cooper and entire family arc still suffering with it but were ey- tremely lucky to secure the servicoc of Mrs. D. w. Rawlings as nurse. Al of them are doing we'll except one of the children, who had more severe attack than the rest.