The Coconino sun., 1918-05-24

his ranch on Oak creek. called here on business.
 Mrs. D. B. Featherstone is visiting for a few days with her parents at Snowflake.
 Attorney Francis D. Crable was in Phoenix Tuesday and Wednesday on | legal business.
 ! William Rabbit was a business visi- tor in Phoenix a couple of days the first of the week.
 Earl Sisk, of the Shamrock auto service, was visitor in Phoenix the first of the week.
 Judge K. M. Doe was in Albuquer- que last Saturday where he was call ed on legal business.
 Miss Lulu Denver left Monday to spend the week with her father on their ranch near Bellemont.
 L. k. Wright, of Apache county, is spending the week in Flagstaff and may locate here for the summer.
 Harvey Coleman, with Mir. Gill christ's prairie dog slaughtering force, is off duty this week on account of humps.
 | Mrs. Lillian Moore and daughter are late arrivals here from Fl Paso and will spend the summer in this vicinity.
 Francis Decker is back from his trip to Springerville, where he went as chauffeur for a government surveying party.
 Mrs. Caldwell and daughter, Miss Grace, left Monday for Los Angeles where they will remain during the summer vacation.
 Joe Hanley, recent graduate of the N. A. N. S., left Monday for brief visit in Los Angeles, after which he will return here to work for the F. l.. company this summer.
 Harry Barrick, of Winslow, was here the first of the week visiting fN; mother and his sister, Mrs. P. M. Falder. Harry formerly resided in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. W. R. White, after a weeks visit here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. T. Thornton, left Saturday for her home at Venice, Calf. She was accompanied on the return trip by her mother.
 I Dr. E. F.. Oldaker was in Flagstaff Monday from Phoenix. The doctor recently sold out his interest in the sheep business, but still retains few head on his ranch down south just as a reminder that he had been in the business.
 Bandmaster L. P. Miller left the first of the week for Pres.o ott for a ten days stay. Mir. Miller may decide later on to locate permanently in
 Prescott, the band boys of that place
 having offered him good proposition to head their musical organization.
 "Chet" Thomas, who was here with the Farnum troupe of film actors last
 week. has been signed this season to
 play with the Cleveland, O., baseball , team of the American league. Thomas is catcher and has played in both the American and National leagues. Saginaw Camp 13, north of Belle mont, is no more. The camp has been
 moved three miles northwest of the former site and is now numbered 15 ? The lumberjacks are preparing to give , a dance in the near future at their r new abiding place.
 Mrs. l.. R. Hall, proprietor of Lolo- 5 mai Lodge on Oak creek, accompanied , by her daughter, was in town the first , of the week. Mrs. Hall has been con- : ducting this famous hostelry for the ? past two seasons and will open the
 Lodge for the summer trade tomor- 5 row.
 s s. Luzien, formerly buyer for the n Cudahy company, of Los Angeles, ar. 7 rived here Saturday and will take s charge of Ramon Aso's sheep outfit
 while the latter is doing military serv' ice. MT. Also will leave Sunday with . this county's contingent of draftes t men.
 t Robert Bucroft, formerly in the em' r ploy of the DIX outfit, arrived here tho e first of the week from the southern
 part of the county and will remain ir s town till Sunday, when he will leave e with the Coconino draft contingent 2 for Camp Cody.
 Charles "Billy" Miller, who has a charge of the railroad work on the
 new logging road out of Holbrook l was in Flagstaff few hours Monday 9 the guest of Dr. E. s. Miller MT. Mil. e Ter says that rails have been laid or y over five miles of the grade and that f the road has been graded beyond n Snowflake.
 Frank Louder, an old time logging e contractor here, returned last week ], from Soccorro, N. M., where he has l been for the past two years. He is s just recovering from the effects of g g broken leg, the result of an accident while working in the woods, which
 has laid him up since last January. e George M White and L. w. Shaver y two prominent business men of Pres f colt, were in Flagstaff Tuesday, hay. : ing driven up by auto the day before e MT. White says the roads at this enc n of the line are fine and joy to drive r over.
 Dr. Oscar c. Bartlett, assistant [, state entomologist, was here Tuesda, e comforting with Farm Agent Nichols ] in regard to crop pests. He was or n his return to Tucson from trip 1T r Apache and Navajo counties. Dr a Bartlett will be in Flagstaff later or . in the season for prolonged stay.
 Chase and R, D. Rogers, of Linden