The Coconino sun., 1918-08-09

&lls ANiOy t>lhdt ShcAi man VI Ilc Commission of State Institutions, and
 Mir. Whitney, the attorney member of that board, were in Flagstaff the first of the week making a tour of inspec- tion of the new buildings at the Nor nal school.
 Mrs. Harry Wiltse came up from Casa Grande Sunday to spend the re- mainder of the summer here. Her hus-
 band, who was formerly sergeant in Co. 1, of Flagstaff, is now engaged in the plumbing business at Casa Grande.
 Mrs. Lena Lemens of Sacramento Calif., is here for a few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Wiltse.
 Mrs. Lemens was a resident of this place over twenty years ago and this is her first visit to Flagstaff since leaving here.
 Prof. o. H. Richardson and his fath- CT returned Tuesday from a several months stay in California. While there the professor attended summer school at Berkley University. They made the going and coming trip in a Ford, and without accident.
 Geo. L. Haynes, principal of the Snowflake public school, passed through here Saturday en route for a visit in the southern part of the state. Mir. Haynes resided in Flagstaff for many years and is a graduate of the Normal school at this place.
 Misses Louise and Pauline Gass of Phoenix ,who have been in Flagstaff few weeks, the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. hammers, left Wednesday for visit to the Grand Canyon. They intend to return to Flagstaff before going to their home in Phoenix.
 Mir. Walter Craig, wife and mother, arrived in Flagstaff last Sunday from Oregon and intend making their home here. MT. Craig moved to Flagstaff for the benefit of his wife's health. He is hustler and is looking for some one who wants live one in the busi- ness game.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ferol Travis, Mrs. Lee Alsup and Grant Shaw went to Pres colt Saturday, making the trip by auto. The ladies will visit friends in that city for a week or more. Ferol and Grant, on the return trip Sunday, had to leave the auto near Maine ow- ing to the bad condition of the road.
 Henry Pemberton and family and his father and mother arrived Mon- day from the Salt River valley and ex- pect to spend a couple of months or more in this vicinity and may decide to locate here permanently. MT. Pem- berton is engaged in the cattle busi- ness in the valley.
 Mrs. B. Ellinger, manager of the local Postal telegraph office, returned Sunday from months visit with relatives at Santa Monica, Calf. This was Mrs. Ellinger's first vacation in five years, and the second one during the many years she has been manager of the above office here.
 J. E. Buckbee, the Indian trader, was in Flagstaff the first of the week on short business trip and took ad- vantage of it to do a little fishing down Oak Creek way before going back home, since he reports that there is mighty little good fishing out on the desert in the Indian country.
 William Rudd is at Long Beach, and he reached there last Saturday morn ing. He writes that it is lucky that he got there just when he did, for the very next morning, August 4th, al stork came along and left them a per- fectly beautiful baby girl. Both baby and mother are doing fine.
 Miss Jessie Hodge, niece of J. E. Jones, arrived Tuesday from Berry, vile, Ark, for few days visit with relatives while en route to Bakers field, Calif., for an extended stay wI.. her brother. Miss Hodge is manager of the ladies department of a big company in her home town.
 Mrs. Chas. E. Phillips left last week for a visit with her son, Forrest w. Aver, at Camp Freeman, near San Francisco. Forrest, who formerly held a position at the local Santa Fe depot, left here in May with contingent of Coconino's draft men and has been stationed at Camp Freeman ever since.
 George Sampson, former student of the Normal school at this place, passed through here Monday en route to Los Angeles to undergo the physi- cal examination for the U. s. Navy. He is a son of Dr. Sampson, we'll known physician of Winslow, and a nephew of Paul Coffin and Mrs. J. M. Wilson of Flagstaff.
 Mrs. L. L. Baker and niece, Miss Carrie Orr of San Joaquin Valley, Calif., are in the city for short visit, en route to Flagstaff to join relatives and remain for the summer. Mrs. Baker is 8 former resident of this section, her husband having been freighter in and out of this city, Prescott Courier.
 Mrs. Myrtle Pulliam Nee and little son, who have been visiting Grandpa and Grandma Tom Pulliam for few weeks, left Saturday for San Fran cisco to meet Mir. Nee, who is up that way on business, and to return with him to southern Arizona, where they me ka fhair hn,,aa M, Mo- ;e +La