The Coconino sun., 1919-05-09

L. D. Landers, the cattleman, was in Flagstaff this week from his head. quarters ranch on Beaver Creek.
 J. c. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, is expected back from Phoenix tomorrow or next day.
 Dave Pryor, for a good many years lumberTnan of this section, is in town stopping at the Pine Hotel for a few days.
 Miss Laney, bookkeeper of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, was absent from the office yesterday because of illness.
 Mrs. w. M. Hughes, of Milton, is in Phoenix for consultation with Dr Palmer. She expected to be gone sev. eral days.
 Herbert Scurlock, clerk in c. A Blacks store, has just recovered from the influenza, which had kept him ir bed about a week.
 I. B. Koch, general manager of the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, went to Phoenix for couple of days this week on business for the company. Wm. Pitts, notorious for the amount of general merchandising business he does at Seligman, was in Flagstaff yesterday visiting his son, Harvey Pitts, and friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hazel Hopkins are now living at Cliffs, where MT. Hop- kins is engineer on one of the Green law Timber Co. logging trains. Mrs Hopkins joined him there last Sunday
 County School Superintendent Miss Lenore Francis, accompanied by Miss Leora Daze, went to the Grand Can yon Wednesday. Miss Daze is Wins low guest of County Recorder Miss Irene Bart.
 F. s. Sharpe and J. D. Hettman are two visitors with Ali Dickinson at the Pine Hotel. Mir. Sharpe is from Hol- brook, a cattle man, and is looking for a place to suit him, planning if he can find it, to settle here for good. Mir Hettman has just returned from a stay in Wickenburg.
 B. L. Hilburn, for long time with the Citizens Bank, leaves tomorrow night for Fort Worth, Tex, where he will enter the oil business. Mir. and Mrs. Hilburn leave large number of warm personal friends who regret their going, but who wish them all success in their new home.
 
 J. J. Costigan, manager of the Or pheum theater, was critically i'll on Tuesday night. During the evening show he was apparently in his usual good spirits, but after going home was taken suddenly i'll. Since then he has shown good bit of improvement and the many wishes of all his friends to see him out again may soon be real ized.
 Frank D. Smith, returned infan- tryman from the A. E. F. in France. is leaving Flagstaff after enjoying a weil-earned rest at Pine Hotel. MT. Smith is going to Prescott where he will be connected with the state high way work. While lover there" he saw a lot of active service, being in the battles of St. Mihiel and the Ar gonne.
 MT. and Mrs. Ebert Lalonde, of Montgomery, Ariz., arrived in Flag staff Monday evening for a short visit with friends. MT. Lalonde left the following day for Kingman, where he will look after the shearing of sheen before leaving for similar work up in Montana. Mrs. Lalonde will spend the summer with relatives in Navajo county.
 Babbitt's Garage has a new man in charge of the battery and ignition work, Ted Dickerson. MT. Dickerson is a Los Angeles man with wide ex- perience in this work, having for sev- eral years been connected with Vein stock-Nicholls Co. of that city. MT. Dickerson plans to bring his family here as soon as he can find a suitable house or quarters for them. So far he has been unable to do so, only an- other of dozens of incidents proving our need of homes and apartment houses.
 E. H. Crabb, chairman of the state livestock sanitary board, accompanied by Walter Miller of Jerome, arrived in Flagstaff Monday evening to at- tend the annual meeting of the. Coco nino Cattle Growers Association. On the way up with their pack horses they were viciously attacked by a stray sheep and had narrow escape; the wild and woolly animal chased them for miles and delayed their trip several hours. To hear Walter Miller tell the story of their exciting race for life brought thrills and chills to the listener which made a mere trench ook shallow,