The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

ndipH DdVlS, eA-SOluler DOy IS Tn Phoenix for few days.
 The family of L. Busby, who recent ly went to Blythe, Cal, plans to join him there soon,'
 1 w. H.. Judson, connected with the Coconino Cattle company south of town, was in Flagstaff one day this week.
 Mrs. Burnhelm and daughter have returned from Los Angeles. They were forced to cut their stay shorter than they intended by the sickness of MT. Burnhelm, of Milton.
 Justice Robert J. Kidd and two daughters have returned from Los Angeles where they went on the sad trip occasioned by the death of Mr, kidd's daughter, Mrs. Davis.
 City Clerk Jerry Lee of Williams was in Flagstaff this week, having been subpoenied as witness in one of the cases coming up in the supe- rior court.
 Will Brown and George Camel of Kirkland, are in town as witnesses in the murder case before Judge Jones. They are the two gentlemen largely responsible for the capture of the sec ond of the two men to be apprehended.
 De Lore Nichols, county sgricultu- ral agent, will be absent from the city until next month. He is visiting diff ferent portions of this end of the state looking after the interests of his de- partment
 Mrs. George Newman and little daughter were the guests of Mrs. Frank Leslie for couple of days the first of the week. Mrs. Newman was on her way from Winslow to Phoenix where she expects to spend the winter. Conductor Ellison, who has been running the local freight west out of Flagstaff, has moved his family to Winslow and will hereafter be given extras Nos. 3 and 4, the limited train. These two trains will be added to han die the growing overland passenger traffic.
 Marriage license was issued on the 17th to Senovia Diaz and Patricia Luna, both of Williams, .Ariz. They were married in Williams on the 19ti by Justice of the Peace J. S. Button. A very delightful dance was eniov- ed last night at the Red Cross work rooms. It was an invitation affair and some hundred and twenty-fiye persons were there until a late hour, answering the seductive call of good music and fine dancing floor. The Sun has the best eouipped printing office in this section of the state, with men who know how to use the equipment. We are able to fix up your loose leaf stuff just like 2 foreign shop. If you get it at The Sun office it is right; we do not do scab work or charge scab prices.
 In keeping with the spirit of inn proVement shown on so many sides in Flagstaff now, the Dresswell Shop is making changes in the arrangement of their store. Among other things they are putting in most modern and complete dressing room for the con venlence of their patrons.
 Harry McDougal of Williams, was in Flagstaff the first of the week Harry has been down at Camp Cody since he left some months ago with contingent of men from this coun ty and was recently discharged. He missed getting chance to harm a few dozen Huns, but it was not his fault.
 Frank Leslie left Wednesday even ing for his old home in Idaville. h. diana, on a visit to his mother. Mrs Cartmell. Mir. and Mrs. CartmeII were residents of Flagstaff during the early days of the town. Frank advises that he has made it a rule to go home at least once in every fifteen or sixteen years and this is one of these regular trips.
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 j. H. Harper, proprietor of the sec ond-hand store, was expected back yesterday from Woodland Mills, Tenn, where he has been on visit to his mother, who at the time of his going was rather seriously ill. She IS considerably improved and permit ted MT. Harper to return here to look after his growing business.
 Charles Howard, the sheppman; was in Flagstaff Saturday from Phoenix on short business trip. Mir. How ard says conditions are much i'm proved on the winter ranges and he expects that flock owners will not be hit as hard this year as they were last year when they had to buy hay and pasturage at exhorbitant prices.
 w. D. Morrison of Phoenix spent day or two this week in Flagstaff. MT. Morrison has been in the artillery branch of the service and was on his way home from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, after receiving his discharge He was very pleasantly impressed with Flag staff and intimated that he might To- cate here in the near future.
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 Word assbeen received that Irven Francis has landed in New York, but