The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
J. c. Tillman motored to William and back Wednesday.

J. G. Tillman motored to Williams and back Wednesday.
 c. B. Wilson went to Winslow on Wednesday, returning yesterday. A marriage license was issued on Tuesday to Juan Tongillo, 21, and Rose Garcia, IS, both of Flagstaff. Bud Anderson, former athletic di- rector of the Flagstaff Athletic Club, ] is now cooking at the Commercial Hotel. Miss Jennie Whipple, who teaches in the Mexican school, is entertaining Miss Fillerup and Miss Freeman, of Snowflake.
 Mrs. Betty Williams, who has been working in the Confection Den, is now member of the staff at the Western Union office.
 Joe Lee, the Navajo reservation In dian trader, came to town this week with nearly 300 Indian cattle, to be shipped to California.
 Jeff Adams, an old-timer of this section of the country, arrived in Flagstaff on Wednesday morning from San Diego for visit with old friends he has known since the early days.
 There was a meeting of the city council yesterday afternoon at 400 o'clock to hear County Engineer Wright's report on the sewer grade.
 Miss Blanche Riordan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Riordan, is enter taining Miss Helen O'Malley, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed O'Malley, of Tucson.
 P. J. Lindemann, one of the old time, faithful employees of the Flag staff Lumber Co.,, has dropped his work for few days vacation. in Cal ifornia.
 F. M. Gold and family, with R. Thompson and family, motored out on the Tuba City road Sunday, eating a couple of meals picnic fashion out be- yond Copper Camp.
 When the weather gets cold it will not be nearly as convenient for you to have your papering and interior dec orating done as it is right now.-W. H. Morse, P. o. Box 1345.
 Robert, son of Mir. and Mrs. l. B. Koch, who has been spending his vaca- tion with them, went back to Phoenix the first of the week, where he con- ducts lumber brokerage office.
 A. A. Foster, Ed Posten, c. w. Sul- livan and Chas. J. Spear all went to Prescott Saturday, where they took the encampment degree in the I. o. o. F., returning Sunday by way of Sedona and Clarkdale.
 G. c. Becker, partner with R. G. Stevenson in the Western Mercantile Co.,, returned Sunday from his East ern buying trip, and says the kiddies ein this town are sure going to have some toys this winter.
 Gilbert Sykes, who had been here visiting his cousin, Harold s. Sykes, since his return from military service in England, left Monday for Tucson, where he will enter the university and take an academic course.
 Jim Tragic, the healthy COW valuer of Prescott, was stirring up cowmen in this section of the country. He had not scheduled any shipments at last reports, but he expects to gather up his share of cattle this fall.
 Capt. Jesse LeBarron, formerly resident of Flagstaff, later of Uncle Sam's army and now on the road travelling for a wholesale firm, was in Flagstaff last Wednesday. He was glad to see old friends here again.
 Miss Eleanor Greenlaw left yester- day for Pasadena to attend school again this coming year. Miss Eleanor says she can not understand why any one ever wants to leave Flagstaff, and her vacation at home was all too short.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred B. Grim, who arrived here last week to make this city their home, are living in City Clerk Alex Johnston's cottage, in the northeastern section of town. Mir. Grim is transportation inspector of the Santa Fe's coast line.
 John Kerley came in from the res ervation the other day with a big bunch of sheep, for the Kansas Cit market. He spent most of his time between visits with his relatives and many friends here, in taking copious draughts of our top-o'-peaks water.
 Miss Katherine Isham, of Cincin- nati, arrived in Flagstaff last week and is the guest of her brother, c. w. Isham of the Arizona Central Bank. Miss Isham has many. friends here, made during her years residence here some years ago. She expects to re- main couple of months.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh, former residents of Flagstaff, are both re- ported i'll in Albuquerque with typhoid fever. Mrs. Marsh is reported as be- ing in precarious condition with very |. L H- 1. -