The Coconino sun., 1918-02-15

| A1' As N">A5J VI sttS Sts'SSho oehhJ was Williams visitor Tuesday.
 Miss Eleanor Casey, of Brooklyn, N. r., is visitor in Flagstaff this week.
 G. H. Spellmire, manager of Bab- bitt's store at Williams, was in town the first of the week.
 Mrs. E. S. Carlos returned Tuesday to the ranch at Turkey Tanks, after weeks visit in Flagstaff.
 Deputy Sheriff Robt. Erwin was in from the Saginaw camps the first of the week to visit his family.
 w. H. Power leeft Monday for Winslow, where he will spend a few days doing surveying for cattle out-' fit.
 Thos. Hall, the veteran piano deal CT, formerly of Albuquerque, now of Los Angeles, has been spending the week in town.
 G. c. Steinman, clerk in the Kahl drug store, left Monday for visit in Denver. He will be absent till the first of March.
 I. M. Jackson, the stockman of the Grand Canyon country, left Tuesday for his ranges after weeks visit here with his family.
 Sheldon Bayless, of the Bayless- Blome ranch on Beaver Creek, is spending the week in town with rel atives and old friends.
 Several young people were skating at Lake Mary last Saturday. They report the ice from eight to twelve inches deep on the lake.
 Riley Peterson, of Ogden, Utah, spent Monday in Flagstaff with his brother, who recently located here. Mir. Peterson formerly resided in Gila county.
 James A. Lamport, an old time res- ident of Flagstaff, who a few months ago located at Seligman, arrived in town Monday for a visit with rela- tives and old friends.
 F. Maynard, who has had charge of the Santa Fe oil pumping station at this place for some time, resigned this week and intends to leave soon for California to reside.
 Attorney E. J. Babbitt, of Cincin- natti, Ohio, arrived here Monday for a visit with his brothers. E. J. was probate judge of this county many years ago and is we'll and favorably known, especially to old timers.
 Walter Martin, salesman in S. L. Finley's store, returned Monday from the Verde valley, where he has been for several weeks. Mir. Martin, while away, disposed of his ranch property in the valley.
 Elias s. Nackard, cousin of K. J. Nackard, of the New York Store, and who holds a salemanship with this firm, departed Monday for Ogden, Utah, for few weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. c. S. Malaof.
 Clarence Mannerly, who has been employed at the Grand Canyon for a few months, arrived in town Sunday for couple of days stay before leav- ing for Phoenix, where he intends to reside until winter is over.
 Clyde Herringbone, formerly a ranchman of the Gila valley, was here Monday. MT. Herringbone has been residing in the state of Colorado for the last few years but is now hanker- ing to again locate in Arizona.
 F. F. Lawrence, who was in Flag staff a month or more ago and left here for Yavapai county with the in tention of locating, returned Sunday and will make this place his home. MT. Lawrence is from Kansas and in- tends sending soon for his family.
 Dr. B. A. Warren, formerly physi- elan on the Navajo Indian reserva- tion and was located at Leupp, has been promoted from the rank of lieu tenant to that of captain in the med ical reserve corps of the army. He is stationed with the troops on the Mexican border, at Arivaca, Arizona.
 The following men are now active members of the Flagstaff Volunteer Fire Department: J. M. Wilson, chief; Geo. R. See, assistant chief; Charles Lehr, foreman; w. H. Con ley, Lee Smith, L. E. Simmons, Joe Tissaw, L. c. Riley, Homer Bartlett, John Marshall, H. Widener, John Samsky.
 Ben Doney, the veteran rancher of Doney Park, was in town Monday af-