The Coconino sun., 1918-01-11

OrVlie ndruy ol neu Ldke was visitor here Tuesday.
 Fred Thompson was visitor from Oak Creek the first of the week.
 Earl Boyer, of Seligman, was in Flagstaff last Saturday on business. I. Colodny resigned his position this week as assistant editor of the Leader.
 James Patton, rancher of the Parks district, spent couple of days in town this week.
 Mrs. G. L. Gates, of Oak Creek, was visitor in town Wednesday. She formerly resided in Flagstaff
 Larry Quinlan, manager of Bab- bitt's store at Winslow, was in town couple of days this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Swanner, who recently moved from Parks to Anita, were visitors in town Monday.
 Stephen Janus, superintendent of the Leupp Indian agency, was vis- itor in town the first of the week.
 Frank, youngest son of Colin Campbell, left Monday for Los An geles, where he will attend school this winter.
 Mrs. Edwin Babbitt left the first of the week for visit in Williams with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Mar tin Buggelin.
 Mrs. Chas. A. Clark and children, who have been visiting for some time in southern California, returned home Tuesday.
 J. o. Hixon, of the store department of the Santa Fe railway company, with headquarters in Winslow, was in town Tuesday.
 Frank Richmond left Monday with his big teams to do some tank work on one of Les Hart's place near Can yon Diablo.
 Mrs. L. w. Cress and children re- turned Tuesday from Los Angeles, where they were for couple of weeks visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Charles Stemmer and two children departed Tuesday for Cotton wood to join Mir. Stemmer, who has a cozy home awaiting them.
 "Bilp Donaldson, one of the old time stockmen of Williams, was in town Tuesday. "Bill' is now "bed- ding" in the Grand Canyon section.
 Recent word from MT. and Mrs. Wid Raudebaugh, Flagstaff newly weds who are spending their honey moon in California, says that they are now at Venice.
 Mrs. Mercer Hemperley was called Tuesday to her old home in Clinton Mo, having received word that her grandmother had sustained fall and was seriously injured. The local freight running east out of Ash Fork to Flagstaff, roosts here every other night. Joe Roth, a for. mer Flagstaff resident, is member of the train crew of the local. J. B. (Jack) Smith, the noted trout catcher, is contemplating putting up 8 , fine log cottage on the banks of Oak Creek before the fishing season rolls around. It will be of hewn logs.
 Pete Lynch, who has been visiting for some time in California, returned Monday. Pete was formerly a mem. Der of Co. I, of Flagstaff, and while on the coast visited the boys at Camp Kearney.
 The marriage of Miss Cornelia FL linwood and Samuel H. Morris is an. nounced to take place in Bisbee or Jan. 16th. Miss Cornelia is the only daughter of attorney and Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood.
 Andy Erland, the Saginaw cook al camp IS, was in town Sunday. Andy makes trips quite regular to Flag staff in his Ford nowadays which leads one to believe there is some great attraction for him there.
 Supervisor Woolfolk is completing g five-room modern bungalow on his sheep ranch near Canyon Diablo Charlie maintains that the new house is for comfort, but his many friends are watchfully waiting for future de. velopments.
 Jacob Arthur Woelk, of Winslow and Anna Magas, of Williams, pro- cured marriage license from Clerk Chas. Adams the first of the week The couple were married by Rev Charles V. La Fontaine, pastor of the M. E. Church at Williams.
 s. s. Acker returned from Phoenix Wednesday evening after a short bus | ;noec vic;t Mr nLar bod infandad