The Coconino sun., 1918-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

| Mrs. D. Platten is in from Grand Canyon for visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Will Marian and baby return ed Sunday from southern California. Mrs. J. c. Dolan and children re- turned home yesterday from visit in Los Angeles.
 Harvey Pitts, who has been visiting in southern California for some time, returned home Saturday.
 Nell Willis of Snowflake arrived Saturday for visit with his aunt, Mrs. J. W. Featherstone.
 Francis Carr went to Los Angeles Sunday, making the trip over in an auto He will return on the railroad.
 James Lamport, former resident of this place, now of Seligman, arrived in town Sunday for visit with rela-i tives and old friends.
 Andy Erland, Frank Skill and AL bert Stogard, lumberjacks of Saginaw Camp 13, were in town Saturday night to attend the band dance.
 Miss Elizabeth Ryan, member of the Normal faculty, left this morning for Detroit, where she expects to spend her vacation. She will return in August to take up her duties at the Normal.
 Mrs. I. B. Koch returned yesterday from a visit in California with her son Robert, who is in the U. S. mili- tary service and stationed at Camp Kearney.
 Henry Heller, formerly a resident of Flagstaff, who is now making his home in southern California, arrived in town Sunday for a business visit of few days. Mir. Heller still owns business and resident property in Flagstaff.
 Leigh Fair, who owns a ranch near Kendrick Park, spent portion of the week in Flagstaff. Leigh is in Class of the draft and will leave with Coconino's contingent the last of the month. He has his place rented out this season.
 George Dunnuck, the house moving man, has snaked the old residence on Leroux street, formerly known as the Meyers Boarding house" off the lot for Babbitt Bros. and is moving it onto lots in the east part of town ad- joining the Heller residence.
 Chas. Lehr, J. W. Simpson, Horace Wyatt, Ted Compton, D. Wilson, J. c. Simmons and L. F. Wesley, of the local Odd Fellows lodge, motored down to Williams Wednesday night to visit the lodge at that place. They arrived home at 2:30 yesterday morn ing.
 William Hicklin and his road work ing force arrived in town the first of the week from the Grand Canyon highway which they have been putting | in good shape for automobile travel. They left Tuesday to work on the Tonto Basin road.
 George Washington came in from | Lees Ferry yesterday, where he had gone to help build the new ferry boat. A batch of bad luck struck his camp in the shape of a fire that cleaned him out of bed and grub with the ex- ception of a couple of cans of toma- toes. He started back and was picked up by an outfit coming into camp.
 The home of A. H. Brooks, the photo studio man, was gwen proper lighting for a beautiful little picture in the form of baby girl last Satur- day. Both MT. and Mrs. Brooks are very much delighted with it's size, shape and tint, and are doing every thing they know how to make its coming comfortable and pleasant.
 MT. and Mrs. W. M. Wilson came home Sunday from Vicksburg, Ariz., where they have been spending the winter and where MT. Wilson has been looking after his mining interests. They came up overland in their auto by the way of Pine and Payson and while down in the Tonto Basin coun- try they were unfortunate enough to run into good, heavy snow storm, but pulled through without much trouble.