The Coconino sun., 1918-02-01

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 Arthur Miller, the stockman, left Tuesday for visit in Apache county.
 J. J. Martin, with the Santa Fe at Seligman, was in town on business Tuesday.
 Al Hawkins, an old time cowman of the Williams section, was a visitor in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 County Attorney and Mrs. c. B. Wilson and daughter were visiting in Phoenix the first of the week.
 Dr. R. H. H. Blome went to Phoe- nix Monday evening on business con- nected with the Normal school.
 Jerry Fisher left Tuesday for Ash Fork where he has a position with the Santa Fe railway company.
 John Zalaha, of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank, was business visitor in Albuquerque the first of the week.
 Mrs. A. M. Tafoya, of Albuquerque, is here for months visit with her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Eugenio Mata.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Asselin, Flag staff newlyweds, have returned from their honeymoon at the Grand Can- yon.
 John Lee, of Cornville, was in Flag staff this week. He is one of the old est and best known stockmen of the Verde country.
 Jack Shea, the man who has made Ireland famous in Arizona, was in the city this week peddling cigars and other information.
 Ben Doney, who arrived in town Tuesday from Doney Park, reported the recent snowfall out that way as being only four inches.
 Cecil Lugar, an emfaoye at the local Santa Fe depot, left Sunday for a months visit with relatives at his old home at Kansas City.
 Joe Amundson. manager of Bab- bitt Bros store at Kingman, and al so a former resident of Flagstaff was here the first of the week.
 Stacey Hibben, former Flagstaff resident, now making his home al Needles, Calif., arrived here Tuesday for brief visit with relatives ant friends.
 Myron Loy, a young cattleman o1 the Verde, and who is a son of Vii liam Loy, one of the pioneer resi- dents of the valley, has been spend ing the week in town.
 The recent storm did not hinder tn, stone cutters working on the new ad dition to the Normal building. Fore man T. J. Mahoney has had his ful force on the job all this week. | Art Williams, the single-viewet wild oat chaser of Fort Valley, wa. in from his ranch this week. He i. much improved in health since he fel out of a we'll he was digging last fall
 Joe Tissaw, one of the old stand bys of the Flagstaff Electric Light Co.,, was at Riordan Wednesday doing some repair wark on the McGoniglt Lumber Co.'s light plant at that place.
 John Morrison, who has been em. ployed for some time at A. L. & T camp 1, is spending the week ir town. He is brother of Robert ant Joseph Morrison, we'll known Arizona attorneys.
 Harry Heard, an old time cattle man of Texas, is a recent arrival ir Flagstaff. He intends to leave soon for Mohave county to look that coun- try over with view to again engag. ing in the COW business.
 c. w. Miller, who has the contract for putting in the big railroad reser. voir south of Winslow, dropped off here Tuesday for a short visit with his father, Dr. F. s. Miller. He was on his way to Kingman.
 Jack Diamond, the veteran cattle man, and Gene Campbell came ur from Phoenix Tuesday evening for 2 short stay. Mrs. Diamond ane daughter, Mrs. Campbell, are still ir Phoenix where they expect to remain until spring.
 Supervisor Fred Caring, who wal in Monday to attend meeting of tho board, reported that the snow wal about three inches deeper at his ranch at Dry Lake than it was ir town. Also, that ducks are quite plentiful on the lake now.
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