The Coconino sun., 1919-05-02

X. N. Sleeves, prominent attorney of Williams, was in town yesterday on business.
 Attorney w. F.. Ferguson of Hol- brook, was in Flagstaff yesterday on legal business.
 Late reports from Judge Doe say that he is much improved from his recent illness.
 Mrs Paul R. Fertig, of 705 Aspen street, who has been seriously i'll for several days, is now we'll on the road to recovery.
 Keller's soda fountain is now open. We can furnish you with Donofrio's $ ice cream in bulk, brick or fancy shapes or colors.
 Mrs. Fred E. Young has been in Flagstaff for few days visiting her friend, Miss Laney, connected with the Flagstaff Lumber Go. Mrs. J. c. Dolan and children got back to Flagstaff Thursday from Los Angeles, where they have been visit ing friends and relatives for several weeks.
 Charlie Mason, who recently sold his photograph gallery to MT. Sullivan of the Ideal Hotel, has been appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Jack Har- rington.
 Chairman Fred Caring of the Board of supervisors and also Clerk L. c. Riley accompanied County Engi- neer J. B. Wright, leaving yesterday afternoon on his tour of inspection of the Grand Canyon roads.
 The Flagstaff garage has sold two secondhand touring cars this week. one of them staying in the house only about 12 hours. The firm is nego- tiating with the makers of very pop ular car for the agency here and hope to have something to announce before long.
 Clerk of the Superior Court Torn Rees left for Phoenix last night, being called there as witness in the New man case. Before returning home he will inspect the index system in use in Phoenix and also one at Prescott. He will be gone possibly two weeks.
 Joseph Kircher and wife of Santa Fe, went through Flagstaff last even ing on their way home from the coast. Mir. Kircher is Forest Super visor of the Peocas National Forest and was formerly one of the high chiefs of the Coconino National For est and resident of Flagstaff, where he still has many old friends.
 An old employee at the local For est Service office, J. Wilbur O'Byrnc, who for some time has been connect ed with the Apache Lumber Go. at Cooley, Arizona, has returned to Flag staff and will be with the Forest Service again. Mir. O'Byrne will work in the field on one of the timber sales being effected by the department.
 Mrs. Martha Harding, the aged woman who was recently brought to Flagstaff that an examination might be made as to her sanity, was ac- quilted in Judge J. E. Jones court re. gently of that charge. Mrs. Harding will remain at the county hospital for a time until a new house which is being put up on her place is com pleted.
 Sailor Boy Robert Curry came home Wednesday after having pad dled across. the ocean some eleven times on the good ship President Grant during the war. He was dis charged from the navy and was a mighty glad boy to see his sisters, Mrs. Ted Compton and Mrs. A. E. Tindal, who, not very strange to re- late, were waiting for him when the train pulled in.
 George Peterson, wife and child, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday from their former home in Stratford, Cali fornia. George is we'll known to all the old COW punchers in this section of the country, where. he has served as puncher as we'll as owner of cat tie, and he found many old friends glad to see him back on his old stamp ing grounds again. He says he is back home for good.