The Coconino sun., 1919-07-11

Harry Hebben, of Herman's store, is sick.
 A. L. Miller, New York Life Insur- ance man of Phoenix, is here for few days.
 Leslie Clayton, a cattleman of | Standing, was in Flagstaff Monday from his range in the Verde country.
 P. M. Shafer, formerly a member of the board of supervisors from Will | Hams, was a business visitor here on Monday.
 c. O. Bainbridge, a one-time resi- dent of Flagstaff, now of Glendale, where he is running a large stock ranch, was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 George Hoffmeyer, a prominent business man of Williams, was in Flagstaff doing court duty for a short time Monday.
 Wm. McClurken, brother of Mrs. Jos. Jolly, just out of the army, has been transferred from Albuquerque to Flagstaff as representative of the Mu- tual Life Insurance Go.
 w. D. Draine is at home again after long siege over in France with Uncle Sam's army and is mighty glad to be back on his old job again as manager of the Penney store.
 Quincey Handles, ye old-time for ester and scale stick expert of Albu- querque, came in from the east on Monday for a short visit to the tall sticks in this part of the country.
 Irony" Walters is loading at Selig- man this week from his Walnut Creek range about 250 head of 1, 2, and 3 year old steers, the price paid being $40, $50, and $60 per head. The stock went to California.
 George Reed, the fella that made Echo Park famous, was in from the Grand Canyon country the first of the week. He recently quit the intensive hog raising business and is smearing his ranch with grain and hay.
 The National Bottlers' Gazette, pub lished in New York City, last month had an article praising one of our Flagstaff institutions, the Skylight City Bottling Works, describing the plant and saying: "It is kept up to the highest standard of sanitation"
 Mrs. c. o. Robinson, of Pomona, Cal, widow of the late cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, and formerly , preceptress in one of the Normal school dormitories, arrived Tuesday night with her daughter, Marjorie. | for several weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas E. Pollock.
 The Leaders statement that the Los Angeles man who won the Olds- mobile car last week had bought only one ticket is slightly wrong, as he | bought five of Fred J. Lusk and W. | H. Switzer, in the latter's store-one of the five being the lucky number and at least two others elsewhere. ! Jack Greer and Paul Keller left for Los Angeles Tuesday, the latter for pleasure. and the former, who has not been feeling right since his recent op- eration for appendicitis, to take an in- side position in the Garford Motor Co. salesroom. Mir. Keller had been with J. J. Waldhaus as an Oldsmobile salesman.
 Lots of mud" said Joe Wilson, of l II1t AIIZO1ld SttllIdl Nilo Wlti Mrs. Wilson, Mr and Mrs. Alex Johnston, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr., Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Brown, and Mir and Mrs. Baxter Brandon motored to Mormon Lake Sunday and, return | ing, experienced the full effect of the big rain on the roads.
 Robert Kidd, Jr., was discharged as petty officer in the navy at Mare Island June 27 and arrived in Flag staff Wednesday morning. Bob was a wireless telegrapher in the signal corps and made record for himself which put him up about as high as he could go below a commission. Uncle Sam could not put better hired hand on the wireless, or wires, either. A letter from Lieut.. Harry Embach advises that he has been transferred ! from Camp Bowie, Tex, to the cen- tral department at Chicago tempora- rily, but expects to be returned to Texas by August and be discharged 1 from the service. Mrs. Embach goes with him to Chicago for a short visit and from there to Wellington, Kans., l tO FetlidlH uHIil IilCli lCeulh " ioS staff.
 J. B. Gunter and s. L. Mitchell. of the Flagstaff Garage. went to Nor mon Lake Sunday to fix up c. J. Xiii mer's car, which, occupied by himself and his daughters and their friends, had broken down on the return trip. The party had set out to walk the Is miles home, when logging engine hove in view, loaded them on and brought them back, mighty happy over their good luck.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yeager, Capt and Mrs. E. M. Robinson, and Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Campbell, in MT. Yea gers car. and Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Connor. Mrs. John Jewel of Williams, little Miss Ann Yeager and Axel Nell son, in MT. Connor's car, drove to the Yeager ranch, east of Lake Mary, on Sunday, and spent the day. The big cloudburst left the roads in such bad shape that the return trip was tedious but was made without mishap.