The Coconino sun., 1919-06-20
LOCAL BREVITIES

David Babbitt returned from visit to the coast the first of the week.
 M. L. Johnson left Wednesday for Hayden where he has purchased a confection business.
 Deputy County Assessor Henry Ap- hold left Wednesday for the coast on a couple weeks vacation.
 w. c. Colcord, a former resident of Flagstaff, now of Roosevelt, spent Sunday in Flagstaff with old friends.
 Fred J. Lusk was a business visitor in Kingman few days this week, re- turning to Flagstaff Thursday even ing.
 Mrs. William Rudd and children, with her mother, Mrs. Jones, motored to Tolchaco one day recently, taking a day for the trip.
 R. Thompson, manager of the local telephone office, is still confined to his home, but is much better after an illness of over week.
 Cattle Inspector Ed. Hamilton, of Williams, has been in Flagstaff few days this week inspecting cattle being brought in from the south.
 Dr. w. A. Kirsh, of Tucson, has been enjoying the cool atmosphere of the north for several days and may make up his mind to locate here.
 The A. H. A. Lodge, a popular or ganization among the Spanish-speak- ing people, is arranging for a big dance to be given on the night of July 3.
 Allen and Brodie Campbell, sons of Governor Campbell. arrived in Flag staff the first of the week and are registered at the Normal for the sum- mer school term.
 Remember that new subscribers to The Sun get "War History" with many maps and facts of interest con cerning the great war. It is worth a dollar of anyone's money.
 c. W. Miller, the contractor of Pasadena, was Flagstaff caller on Wednesday and paid short visit to his uncle-in-law, Dr. Miller.
 Si Bendorff, Flagstaff boy who did his bit overseas, returned the first Of the week with an honorable dis charge, and was glad to be back here among old scenes again.
 Herman Kahl. of the Kahl Drug Co., returned Saturday from a few weeks visit to his old home in Gin cinnati Mrs. Kahl expects to re- main for month or so longer.
 State Engineer Tom Maddock says that the cheapest bid on a 20-foot roadway built of concrete received was S3O,OO0 per mile, and he is under the impression that it can be done a heap cheaper than that.
 Marriage license was issued on the 17th by Superior Court Clerk Tom Rees to Jesus Gonzalez and Maria Wanna. both of Williams. The couple was married the same day by Justice of the Peace J. s. Button.
 Senator H. F. Campbell is authority Tor the statement that fisherman at Mormon Lake captured a bass there the other day which measured 19 inches and weighed 71s pounds. Nor mon Lake should be good place for professionals to fish for the meat markets.
 Walter Rummons. who went through big part of the big scrap overseas and who was the bunkie of Tommy Dent from start to finish, re- turned this week. He went into the army from Grand Canyon. where he gave up good job punching cattle to help make the kaiser saw wood.
 Mrs. J. T. Rush, of Kirkland, for mer resident of Flagstaff, is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Cooper, having arrived in Flagstaff last Monday. Mir. Rush was detained on jury duty at Pres colt, but will come up later. Both MT. and Mrs. Rush expect to make their home at Grand Canyon for the summer.