The Coconino sun., 1919-05-23

of man has lot to be thankful for, he ought to build a house on it."-Flagstaff Lumber Go. MT. and Mrs. William Babbitt re- turned from Los Angeles last Friday, where they have been for the past month.
 Assistant County Attorney George Harben was in Williams Wednesday, looking after some business of the office.
 John Garret, well known sheep man of this section, is back from Phoenix territory, where he has been looking after his flocks.
 Another Flagstaff resident return mia is Mrs. Paul Finn, who got home few days ago.
 Miss May Agnue has gone to her home in Globe to spend the vacation after a term of study at the normal. She will return in September.
 Roger Corbett, one of the Normal school graduates of this year, will be found in the future, according to the present plans, at the store of s. L.. Finley, where he has accepted posi- tion.
 Tony Mantano has been transferred from the commissary at Cliffs to the Milton store in town, Tony is home there, for he clerked there for months | last winter.
 Miss Adelaide Aphold, of Los An geles, arrived in Flagstaff the latter part of last week and is the guest of her brother, Henry Aphold, assistant county assessor.
 MT. Mccartney and son from Texas are stopping at the Pine Hotel. Mir Mccartney is cattle man of old and may locate in Coconino county if he ] finds something to his taste. H. J. Calmquist was Flagstaff visitor from Colorado this week, mak- ing his headquarters while here at the Pine Hotel. He was going to Cali fornia via the Grand Canyon.
 John Curley, prominent citizen of Tuba City, owning stores at that and other points, was in town Monday, go- ing back to Tuba that day with w. s. Beard and the United States mail.
 Mrs. Edwin Rabbit, of this city, and Mrs. M. Buggelyn, of Williams, are spending time in California, the trip being made in the hope that it would be beneficial to Mrs. Buggelyn's health.
 Miss Vera Mills, one of the gradu- ates of the commercial department of the Normal has returned to her home in Globe where she has accepted po- sition as stenographer in the largest bank there.
 The Orpheum theater was fortunate in getting the Hart Stock Go. for q series of performances the first of the week. The company put on good show and was we'll received and patronized.
 George A. Reed, of Echo Park, Grand Canyon, was in Flagstaff last week delivering his drove of hogs to L. F.. Johnson, the dairyman, who will go into the hog raising business ex- tensively this year.
 F. S. Castleberry left Saturday for Pittsburg, Cal. He has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Carder, at Cliffs, for few weeks and was compelled to ICtuIh " Oi dSSOdhS VI tiiS altitude affecting his health.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Van Deren, of Sedona, came to Flagstaff last week, the occasion being the graduation from the Normal of their daughter, Miss Ivy Van Deren. The family left for their home following these exer- cises.
 The Hart Cattle Co. and George A. Reed, of Grand Canyon, are recent purchasers of Fordson tractors. Mir. Reed will use his for road work, in addition to blowing, the original pur- pose of both parties in buying the tractors.
 c. w. Trubey, of the Citizens bank, has joined the ranks of those fighting the motorcycle. An accident he had the other day while on joy-ride re- suited in a very painful injury to his foot and forced him to go about on crutches.
 Frank Wallen adds his name to the ever growing list of returned soldiers from France. MT. Wallen served in France with the infantry and after getting back to Flagstaff rested a few days at the Pine Hotel before going back to his old work in the lumber business.
 Babbitt Brothers garage has just received another car of Fords, among which is coupe, the first seen in this county. It is on display in their show rooms and is quite handsome. The car of Fords is already largely sold, which seems to be the case every time they get in shipment.
 Joe G. Gognon and family of De- troit, Mich, are newcomers in Flag staff, planning to make this their per manent home. Until they get settled they are staying with Ali Dickinson at the Pine. MT. Gognon is me- chanic, having had experience with the