The Coconino sun., 1919-05-16

Ira Brown, state sheep inspector, is in Flagstaff this week.
 David Rabbit, ST., is back in town after business trip to Phoenix, com ing home overland.
 John G. Verkamp returned yester- day morning from Phoenix, where he had been for several days on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doxon Fagerberg, of Prescott, were visitors in Flagstaff and Lake Mary for few days last week.
 Clerk of the Superior Court Tom Rees got back Sunday from Phoenix, where he was called as witness in the Newman trial.
 J. w. Dorman, the Forest Service last week from Riordan, where he is located at present.
 Sandy" Donohue, chief night watchman at the McGonigle Lumber Co. mill at Riordan, was visiting old friends here over Sunday. Ownership is the philosophers stone that can transmute mere wood | anu uilCh anu SlOuc luIO q Flagstaff Lumber Co.
 Corp. Harry Hibben left last week for Needles on a short visit to his brothers, Denny and Stacy, before set ting down to business again.
 Dr. Tom Manning was called to Williams yesterday to investigate a case of smallpox. It is understood that it is a mild case and that there is only the one case there. The $20.00 recently offered to Nor maj students by Father c. Fabre for the best composition in French, was won by Charles Pierce. Miss Edith James won the second prize. It is announced that Mrs. Nettic Woodson will have charge of Camp bell Hall at the Normal school during the vacation which will close with the opening of summer session in June. Miss Anna Mae Tillman, who broke her foot in the excitement at the girls dormitory of the Normal when the re- cent false fire alarm was turned in, is very much improved and able to get about.
 J. H. Crawford has been fortunate enough to get the services of com petent meat cutter for his market, Mir. George Faber. Mir. Faber comes from Albuquerque, where he was in the same line of business.
 Colin Campbell, the sheepman, was in Flagstaff from Ash Fork Satur- day. MT. Campbell says the prospect fny Q oood c,,,,, ,r,ar nr tho .haa,, ,.ar,xo in that section of the country was never better than this spring.
 Frank Brooks has secured an expert for his bottling works in the person of C.. s. Shellaberger of Los Angeles. Mir. Shellaberger is an old hand at the business and in addition is a piano tuner. His family will follow him here shortly.
 Sergeant R. c. Cresswell, jr., and Bert Kleindeinest, of Winslow, were in Flagstaff Monday, the guests of Her man Kahl and other friends. Sergr. Cresswell is a son of Supervisor Cress- well of Navajo county and just re- gently discharged from the army.
 Mir. Arnold, representative of War ren Bros, paving contractors of Phoe- nix, was in town the early part of the week, and attended the meeting of the city council Monday night. He offered to assist in any way he could the pushing of the paving on the Old Trails highway.
 John Pollard, the expert sheep shearer, returned last week from the Kingman country, where he has been handling the shearing of some 30,000 head of sheep for the Hudspeth Sheep Go. He says there were only few sheep yet to be sheared there and will leave in few days for Montana to help bring in the clip in that country.
 Division Superintendent K. H. Tut tie advises us that he recently re- ceived letter from k. H. Duffield, saying that he was in a military hos pital at Camp Grant, near Chicago, and expected to be home some time next month. Mr. Duffield had severe case of influenza from which he is recovering, and came very close to having pneumonia.
 The west window of c. A. Blacks store contains some samples of the work of Emerson school boys in the manual training department, and they are remarkable in the quality of the workmanship. Desks, tables, book cases and other articles in the win dow look as if they would find place in the stock of any furniture store, and the boys deserve lots of credit.
 Judge J. E. Jones went to Kingman Wednesday to try cases for Judge Bollinger in which he was disqualified. It is understood that the cases have to do with the confiscation of automo- piles which were taken from parties arrested while transporting liquor contrary to law. The owners of the automobiles have nothing to do with the charge of illegally transportin liquor and do not believe the law con fiscating them is constitutional
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