The Coconino sun., 1919-02-21
Local Brevities

Supervisor Charles Woolfolk is in Phoenix.
 John Lugan left Monday for Albu- querque for several days stay.
 Miss Myrtle Juhl of Williams was the guest of Flagstaff friends this week.
 Miss Jane Richardson of Winslow was a weekend shopping visitor in our city.
 Dennis Hibben is at home from the war and glad to be numbered among those who received discharges.
 Sergeant George Rozen is back at the old stand with the Western Union again looking more competent than ever.
 Mrs. Alice Proctor of Oakland Cal, arrived in Flagstaff Monday morning on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Baxter Brandon.
 c. w. Miller, the contractor and adopted son of Dr. E. s. Miller, now of Pasadena, was amongst us and al- so in our midst Sunday.
 Martin Buggeln of Grand Canyon, was one of the interested visitors at the Giddings trial in Justice Kidd's court Monday.
 Tomorrow nigt at the Orpheum there will be a benefit performance for the benefit of the library board. "Under Four Flags" is the special at traction and large crowd should be on hand.
 Bill Wilson, discharged soldier boy, left Wednesday morning for Wicken- burg, where he will stay with his father for some time, possibly joining with him in some of his work there.
 Miss Barbara Rickel returned Tues day to her school work at Verde. She received word on Monday that the in- fluenza epidemic had subsided at that place so that school could begin again.
 The country was treated. to some five inches of snow the fiIst of the week and there are indications that more of it will be coming. 1t melted rapidly Wednesday, keeping Street Commissioner Richmond busy opening ditches and caring for streeet cross ings. ,
 Mir. Harry Arizona Drachman of Tucson was in Flagstaff Monday and conferred the Scottish Rite degree on a class of three during the day, as- sisted by pr. E. s. Miller and others of the order.
 Herman Kahl, Dr. Dumas and a number of others of the north are in Phoenix today taking prominent parts in the Shrine doings which will give them a right to wear fred top" on ceremonial occasions.
 Miss Cathryn Kennedy recently re- signed her position in the public school of Kingman and has gone to Phoenix to continue a business course which she began here at the Normal last summer.
 Miss Claire Riordan left Tuesday for Menlo Park, California, to resume her school duties. She has been at home on an enforced vacation on ac- count of the school being closed by the influenza epidemic.
 Mir. J. c. Martin, internal revenue agent for this district, with headquar- ters at Prescott, was in Flagstaff Wednesday for a short time, having stopped over on his way east to Hol- brook and Winslow.
 Charles Priest, who has been work ing for a transfer company at Clark dale, came home the first of the week. He says the strike has put quietus on things there and that people are moving out of the town as fast as possible.
 Sergeant Fletcher Fairchild and Corporal Irwin Francis came home Saturday from Camp Kearney where they were discharged from the service of Uncle Sam. Their European tour was good for them and some of it the boys say they enjoyed very much.
 Mrs. G. s. Shurtles and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of New York, have ar rived for an indefinite visit with Mrs. Shurtle's daughter, Mrs. J. J. Wald- haus. On their former visit to Flag staff they made many friends, who are now delighted to have them again in their midst.