The Coconino sun., 1919-08-29
Local Brevities

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 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Brooks spent Sunday at their Rogers Lake ranch.
 Mrs. Joe Froehmiller was up from Canyon Diablo the first of the week, shopping.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Mondragon are now clerking in the J. Herman store. They are from Cottonwood.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Lindblom spent the weekend at Lake Mary as guests of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson.
 c. w. Bell is here from Louisiana, installing a new track-laying machine for the Flagstaff Lumber Go.
 Mrs. Gene Campbell has sold her home, at Elm avenue and San Fran cisco street, to Wm. de Ryder.
 Fred Johnson and J. c. Kelly came in from Flagstaff Lumber Co. camp No. l, stopping at the Pine over the weekend.
 Craig Pottinger, editor and publish CT of the Northern Arizona Leader, of Flagstaff, was visitor in Phoenix the first of the week.
 George Reed, the tall, lean-com- plected Echo Park fulminator of soil seeds, was in Flagstaff on Tuesday, helping the day go by.
 Ed. Haynes, Indian teacher at Tol- chaco, arrived few days ago, and is staying at the Pine hotel undergoing treatment for erysipelas.
 James Franklin, a member of the state land office force at Phoenix, who has been spending few weeks here, left Monday for his home.
 There's no better time of year for having your house painted than right nGI. I'd like to talk it over with y0a.-W. H. Morse, Flagstaff.
 Mir. and Mrs. Steve Phillips and family came up from Phoenix last week and are taking in the various scenic attractions in this section.
 Mrs. Kathryn Leighton, of Los An geles, who had been here for a couple of weeks visiting Mir. and Mrs. L. w. Cress, returned home Saturday. i
 John B. Lowry, who has been con nected with the Falder Pool and re- freshment parlors for some time, is. now clerking at Browns newsstand. Bro. Steele, farmer out on Dead Mans Flat, was in town the other day, and insists that while he is not hard guy, he has the name of one.
 Chester Mills, M. A. Mills, Miss Charlotte Mills, and their parents, MT. and Mrs. E.. c. Mills, and Roger Morse went to Williams and back lass Sunday.
 Bud" Bader gave up his work at the Bader delicatessen on Monday, going out to their Fort Valley ranch to attend to the harvesting and fall blowing.
 When you are ready for your paper hanging and wall tinting, just drop me a line at P. o. Box 1345, Flag staff. Satisfaction guaranteed. - w. H. Morse.
 H. l.. Fredericks, the ranch and cat horse, and drift-fence man, were up from Verde on business for day or two this week.
 Carter Harrison, Jr., former mayor of Chicago, and Marshall Field, Jr., the Chicago merchant prince. were among those attending the snake dance last week.
 Frank Marks, son of E. A. Marks. superintendent of the Indian school at Oraibi, who had been here clerking in the J. Herman store, has gone back to the reservation.
 Lou Charlebois and family and Miss Mary Prochnow went to Oak Creek Sunday. Lou came right back and will return the latter part of this week for the others.
 It was lucky that Mir. and Mrs. John Zalaha were at home last Friday morning, for the incest little baby girl you ever saw was left there at that time. They were awful glad.
 Harry Gray and all his shade of grays have returned from their wan derings over across the Colorado river in California last week, where they spent their vacation, and are now at home on their ranch. south of Belle mont resting up. Harry was in Flag stah Saturday "curb-stoning" with friends.