The Coconino sun., 1919-05-30

"The family that rents is only camp ing out."-Flagstaff Lumber Co.
 Miss Ruth Sweeting has returned home after teaching the past school session at Kingman.
 Sheriff Jack Harrington left yester- day morning on business trip to Williams and the Canyon.
 Did you get your ticket on the Olds- mobile to be given away by the Elks Fourth of July committee?
 Misses Verna Metcalf and Bess Tid- we'll are in Los Angeles visiting in the home of Miss Metcalf.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. F. c. Milligan Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.
 Mrs. L. w. Cress and children are in Los Angeles for few weeks visit, Los Angeles is their old home town.
 Leon Gillegos is making Flagstaff his headquarters after several months spent around Cordes, looking after his sheep.
 Eric Anderson, another Flagstaff boy serving in France with the 158th, is home again, recently receiving his discharge in Fl Paso.
 The Boosters Club held another one of their good luncheons yesterday in the Commercial Hotel. It was well at- tended and very interesting,
 eff Home is where the heart is, how about the heart of a fellow who lives in rented house? Build home around the heart. "-- Flagstaff Lum- Der Go.
 Stephen Janus, superintendent of asfairs at Leupp, accompanied the In- dian ball team here Sunday and watched with pleasure the massacre that followed.
 Cattleman Wm. Rudd leaves today for his ranch after a visit in town with friends. He siad he would not likely get back before the last of June or the first of July.
 Attorney c. B. Wilson left Sunday night for a two-day trip to Prescott. Mir. Wilson said he might go to Phoe- nix before returning home. J. Harry Bowen, ex-soldier, now In- dian trader, spent Friday and Satur- day in Flagstaff, leaving for Richard sons trading post in the wee small hours of the morning on Sunday.
 George Verkamp, manager of the Rabbit Bros. garage, is on business trip to the coast, planning to stay a week or ten days. In his absence his place will be filled by David Bab- bitt, jr.
 Bernardo Bedigain, we'll known and prospering sheep man of the territory south of Flagstaff, was in town Mon day for the first time in many days. Bedigain is just up from 17-day spell of sickness, probably the flu.
 It is planned by the Arizona Gen. tral Bank of this city to open branch bank in Cooley. The new bank will be an extension of Mir. Pollack's inter- ests in that section, along with the Apache railroad and the new lumber mill.
 Dan Phelan, one of the few Flag staff boys in the marines, and son of Tom Phelan, drifted back to the old home town last week after receiving his discharge in San Diego. Dan is looking fit if ever a man did and there are many beside his family who are very glad to see him back.
 c. W. Miller, head of the c. w. Mil | Ter Construction Co.,, of San Bernar- dino, Cal, reached Flagstaff in the early morning Tuesday and transacted his business in time to catch No. 2 out the same night. His business here was survey of the Oak Creek cutoff, preparatory to submitting a bid for the work. He was accompanied on his trip of inspection by Dr. E. s. Miller. R. A. Washaw is newcomer to Flagstaff, having accepted a place in the tailoring shop of the Gassman cleaning works. Mir. Wa'shaw is from Phoenix, having for three years been foreman of the Arizona Cleaning 1 Works of that city. Gassman is to be congratulated, as are his patrons, on securing the services of an expert so we'll qualified to take care of the business. Another new face in the same establishment is that of Fred Piedmonte, of Los Angeles, who has been here somewhat longer than Mir. Washaw.
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