The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

"There is no sanctity of virtue like home. ."-Flagstaff Lumber Co. Supt. Walter Runke, of Tuba City, was in the city couple of days this week.
 Ray Ramsey, the candy making kid at the Confection Den, was in Phoe- nix this week on business. Maurice Smith of Ashfork, was in Flagstaff yesterday on business con nected with the Hitson estate. David Babbitt, Pat Moran, Larry Quinlan and Edgar Hash were busi- ness visitors in Williams yesterday. E. L. Whitten, with the Santa Fe shops at Seligman, is visitor this wek to Flagstaff, his old home town. N. S. Durey got back Wednesday morning from business trip to Oat- man, that kept him there over a week.
 Mrs. Tom Manning and son Frank returned from Alabama last week, where they have been since last winter visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Jack Harrington, wife of Sher- if Harrington, and their ten year old son are both suffering from mild at tack of influenza.
 Judge J. E. Jones, of the superior court, has been confined to his home by slight illness for about week, but is now able to be about.
 Spring Millinery Opening this even ing at the w. H. Power Hat Shop, at ' o'clock. You are invited to see the latest creations of the best designers.
 Spring Millinery Opening this even ing at the w. H. Power Hat Shop, at z o'clock. You are invited to see the latest creations of the best designers.
 John Kerr, chief of grazing for the Forest Service, came in from Albu- ouerque Friday, and has been going over grazing matters in this section.
 BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. George Bousleman a week ago last Wednes- day, baby boy. MT. Bousleman is Nackard's right hand man at the New York store.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Curran, of Camp Kearney, arrived in Flagstaff yester- day. Dr. Curran has accepted the position as physician in the Indian ser vice at Tuba City.
 Joe Samsky made business trip to Canyon Diablo last Saturday. Since his return from the service he has taken up the work in the old firm of Samsky Brothers.
 Last Monday night a new arrival in the shape of fine boy came into the home of Al Dunklin, the man who conducts the Santa Fe's freight busi- ness in the local office.
 Don't wait until you are dead to get little plot of your own. Buy a ] lot and build you a home." See our advertisement elsewhere in this issue Flagstaff Lumber Co. l J. A. Fenstemaker, who has been laid up with a case of the "flu," fol about ten days, came alive again on Tuesday and left Wednesday via Clarksdale for his home on Oak creek
 So far as could be learned before going to press there will be but one candidate for the vacancy on the Board of Trustees of School District No. 1, (Flagstaff). V. M. Sliphel has consented to serve if elected.
 w. H. Tucker, an old familiar lum- berjack in these parts, drifted in the last part of last week from Phoenix where he has been for a few months A large part of the last few years he has spent in Nevada.
 z. A. Bissonnette, live wire auto repair man, is able to be out after a weeks stay in bed. Even the ab- sence of the big boss couldn't keel Reliable Auto Blacksmith Shop iron, getting all of the business they could handle.
 Walter brennan, the well known conductor who has worked out of Will Hams on the Grand Canyon line foI many years, died recently in Los An. geles, where he had gone for treat ment. His remains were taken to Williams for burial.
 Either the quality of the goods O, the ability of the window trimmer, O, both, are responsible for mighty pleasing show window at Sidney Gassman's. The spring clothes before a background of flowers show up tc splendid advantage and the window is attracting unusual attention.