The Coconino sun., 1919-06-13

All country people are invited to rest at Harpers Second Hand Store in Flagstaff. Welcome to all. 6-13-1t | J. Dunn, county tax assessor, went to his ranch Monday afternoon for few days rest after several months of strenuous work.
 Bill (Red) Feldman is back in town after a stay in Fl Paso. Feldman is known to all of us from his work with Borum and Ramsey at the Confec- 1 tion Den.
 i c. o. Case, state superintendent of | public instruction, was in Flagstaff Tuesday from Phoenix to. attend a meeting of the Northern Arizona Nor nal school board
 "Rimmy" Jimmy Beard broke his arm last week while rehearsing on a burro; the burro went squads right, and Jimmy went squads left to the ground, fracturing his arm just above the wrist.
 Fred Henslng returned last week from Cincinnati, where he has been for several weeks. Fred asserts that a prominent brewer of that noted beer city had invited him to be present on July 1, and act as one of the pail bearers for tine hop boilers.
 c. A. (Chet) Black has been suffer- ing for the last day or two with an affliction of some kind in his face. The trouble caused his jaw to swell and necessitated attention from physi- clans. He stayed on the job, but said the toothache was mild compared to this trouble.
 Jack Smith was up from Oak Creek last week and returned with a party Saturday. Jack says fishing is good and that there are many fisher men along the stream. He recently built himself fine home on his small homestead and is looking forward to house warming.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Newton were expected home this morning from Phoenix where Mrs. Newton recently underwent serious operation, from which she is recovering nicely. much to the delight of her many friends. MT. Newton went down on Tuesday to bring Mrs. Newton home.
 Superintendent and Mrs. Walter Runke came in from Tuba City on Wednesday. Mrs. Runke left in the evening for Oklahoma City, where she will remain for a short time, then go to Chicago and other Eastern cities on a visit to relatives. Mir. Runke will join her on his vacation later in the summer
 i T. E. Stanton, one of the veteran employees of the Indian service at Ink Ma ,&of i, ,.,I week says there is prospect for a bumper crop of apricots and peaches out there this year, but that the apple crop will not be up to the standard, which he believes is dne to the enormous crop that came off the trees last year.
 Deputy County Treasurer Tom F. Pulliam returned Tuesday from very short trip to Tucson and Phoenix. He ewas called home on important busi- ness. but planned to go back to Phoe- nix in day or two to finish out a well earned rest and vacation. Mir. Pulliam's health has not been the best recently and it is hoped that this time for recuperation will prove decidedly helpful. 2 pIuSHIoNt, dn1Efdl inspector of the United States Biolog- | ical survey, arrived in F1apstaff on Saturday to confer with F.. H. Crabb, | chairman of the state livestock sani- tary board relative to a cooperative agreement between the board and the federal government on the appropria- tion provided by Senate Bill 15. It lis understood that a satisfactory agreement had been reached between the state and federal authorities.
 Lieut.. John Mathews and wife came home Wednesday and were heartily greeted by their many friends who were mighty we'll pleased to see them home again. John was laid up for several weeks in base hospital in France after one of the last battles. with bad wound in the leg, but looks as good as new again and is wearing | the same old smile he went away with nearly three years ago. Lieutenant fl Mathews is a grandson of Police Judge s. B. Gilliland and it is prob able he will make his home here.
 Your friend George Atterbury is more and more convinced that the old master was right when he said, "Life is just one d--n thing after another" Atterbury suffered for week or two with an affectionate carbuncle on his neck and no sooner had it gotten bet ter than he sticks pick into the top of his foot and had to get out the old cane to walk about at all. He got to town just time, probably, to pre- vent serious trouble, as the foot was in very bad shape when the doctor