The Coconino sun., 1918-03-22

The Williams home guards are be- ing reorganized by G. B. Kirkpatrick.
 Mrs. Irene Meyers and children are up from Winslow this week visiting relatives.
 Charley Rice is home from trip to Phoenix, where he visited relatives and old friends. several days.
 Several of the Seventh grade pupils of the Emerson school enjoyed picnic Saturday at the Eldon spring.
 Mir. and Mrs. Weaver, of Flagstaff, are among the recent arrivals at the Carondelet apartments in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Mary Platten, the only state deputy lady game warden in Arizona, was in town from Putnam valley Sat urday.
 George Hoffman returned Tuesday from six weeks visit at Needles and San Bernardino, Calf. He has a sister at Needles.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Hart, recent newlyweds, returned Tuesday from their honeymoon trip in the southern part of the county.
 Attorney w. k. Furguson, who re- gently located at Holbrook, was here Saturday, having legal business be- fore the Superior court.
 Mrs. L. Greer and two daughters, late of Amarillo, Texas, are recent arrivals in Flagstaff and will make their future home here.
 Dr. Thomas Manning, Supt of pub- lie health for Coconino county, was in Williams yesterday looking after the small pox cases down there.
 William Tucker, formerly lumber jack of this neck Q the woods, now engaged in ranching south of town is spending the week here.
 Sherman Perry and family, who have been making their home in Flag staff during the winter, moved last week to their ranch on Garland Prairie.
 L. H. Sherrard of Oklahoma City, spent the first of the week in Flag staff, leaving here for Holbrook to look over the oil prospects in that section.
 William Brown. a recent arrival from Oklahoma, left Monday for the western part of the county to look over the prospects for taking up homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. House, who recently acquired a ranch northeast of Flagstaff on the Grand Canyon road. were visitors in town the first of the week.
 Ralph Newsome. who has been mak- ing his home in this part for several months. left Monday for California. where he intends to enter the U. S. shipbuilding service. Alex Mars, an old-time Santa Fe locomotive engineer, and former resi- Fdent, passed through here Tuesday en route to his home in Kansas City from trip in California.
 Zack Eakins, deputy state game warden, is home from a several days trip through Mohave and Yavarai counties. He returned sooner than he expected, owing to slight attack of the grip.
 Ed Howell, well known cattleman VI %NoN"yo SNuheys PeAooSu shiVoEh here Sunday en route for visit in the southern part of the state. Mr. Howell made his residence for many years in Flagstaff.
 County Farm Agent Nichols and E. B. Oxley, of the Extension Service of the University of Arizona, are visit ing the various school districts of the Ecounty this week, organizing boys and girls garden and poultry clubs. George See, who looks after Flag staff's fire department truck, return ed home Tuesday from San Francisco, where he went some two months ago for the purpose of submitting to a surgical operation.
 Ed O'Farrell has resigned his posi- tion with the F. l.. Co.,, and expects to leave between now and the first of April for Norfolk, Va, where he has railroad construction position with a big company. ..
 D. J. Thomas, president of the Mer- chants & Stockgrowers bank of Hol- brook, was in town a few hours yes- terday, while on his return from the southern part of the state.