The Coconino sun., 1919-05-23

Miss IhefeSa 10St, Do0kkeeper Tor the Milton store, recently returned from lengthy stay spent in Albu- querque.
 w. A. Kieth, of Kieth Bros, Wins low, left Monday night for a days stay in his home town, then returning here.
 Miss Alice Friend, of WinsIow, has been asked to take charge of Drury Hall at the Normal and is now be- coming acquainted with her duties there.
 | Member Chas. Woolfolk and Clerk L. c. Riley, of the board of county supervisors, made business trip to | Grand Canyon last Saturday, return ing Sunday.
 The grand old country can always find some echo of it's policies and it's principles in Flagstaff. Take Oscar Ryberg's COW, for instance; it's gone dry, too.
 J. F. Walker, assistant principal at the Normal, left Wednesday with his family for a brief vacation in Cali fornia before the opening of the sum- mer school session.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Rudd and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tillman made a one day trip to Oak Creek Tuesday. Mrs. Rudd is thinking of spending month or so on the creek this summer.
 Miss Anna Harrington is one of the Normal students finishing her work this year, who twas fortunate enough to secure position in her home town, Jerome. The school there begins in September and she will begin her work at that date.
 Lee Burk and family, of Okmulgee Okla, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Garland Tillman, left last Friday for their horne. While here they also made trip to the ranch of Bob Till man in the Kendrick Park country and spent a day in the Rogers Lake dis trict.
 Mrs. M. G. Fronske and children leave today for an extended visit with Mrs. Fronske's people in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Fronske expects to be gone two or three months. Dr. Fronske will not go with them, but will join them later for a shorter va cation and visit.
 Harry Gray was in Flagstaff Sat urday from his sheep ranch south of Bellemont. His sheep are on the way up from the south and will soon be on their summer range. Harry says that it has been good year for sheep southwark, and he added that things look fine to him on the mountains.
 Another Fastener lured here by the many advantages of Coconino county, is O. c. Smith, of Fremont, Mo. Mir. Smith used to be a cattle man and says he is very much inter- ested and impressed with the country here and thinks it quite likely he will locate here. He is stopping at the Pine Hotel.
 E. L. Whitten, old-time resident of Flagstaff and for some months with the Santa Fe shops in Seligman, is back in town after a ten-day trip to Los Angeles and other California points where he said he had great time. Whitton wants to locate in Flag staff again if he can make satisfac- tory arrangements and hopes to do so while here this time.
 Tuesday the county had fine. re- freshing rain that was welcomed by every one, cooling things off and add ing greenness and freshness to all growing things. George Harrington, who says how much rain, and so forth, we shall have, stopped the downpour when .23 of an inch had fallen; but we are grateful to him for that much.
 w. H. Morse is certainly one busy painter these days. Aside from the two big jobs he has recently secured at the Normal, he has the contracts for work on the residences of Dr. Paul Finn and Rev. Luther Moore. Morse will be working fourteen men next week, among whom will be Andy Bruce, the man who had charge of the re-decorating of the capitol building at Phoenix.
 Bert Finley, nephew of s. L. Finley. who has been in Flagstaff for several weeks after being discharged from the service, will leave shortly for Califor- mia, his home state. Bert did not get to go across, much to his sorrow, for he knew too much about packing, mules, etc, and Uncle Sam kept him down in the Sunny South teaching the other men how to do the things that had to be done in those lines.
 Miss May Morrison, trained nurse of Los Angeles, got in last night on a double mission, a visit with her warm friend Miss Muncy of the Mil ton hospital, and to be of professional aid to Miss Addie E. Morse. Miss Morse, sister of Roger Morse of the Citizens bank, has been in the hos pital for a week and large number of friends sincerely hope to see her greatly improved in very short while.