The Coconino sun., 1919-07-18

| Dr. Jeffries, of Williams, was in Flagstaff Wednesday as an expert witness in the Torez murder case.
 A pet saddle horse belonging to John Anderson broke a leg on the open range Sunday and had to be shot.
 MT. and Mrs. L. w. Cress' and Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Draine motored to Sunset Mountain for an outing last Sunday.
 Abraham Salazar and wife, who have been visiting old friends in Flag staff for several weeks, left Saturday for their home in Los Angeles. Dan Francis returned the first of the week from the Cooley country, where he has been looking over the big cattle outfit he is interested in.
 Harry Henderson, former sheriff and more formerly sheepman of dis tinction and latterly relapsed to sheep again, was in Flagstaff from Williams Monday.
 C. H. Walton and family of Deni- son, Tex, who have been staying at the Pine for week, are getting ready to move to Oak Creek to spend the rest of the summer.
 Miss Ava Hays, who had been at ! tending school here and boarding with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Gunter, went to her home in Estancie, N. M., Tuesday for vacation visit.
 Sergeant Henry M. Hays, of Es- tancie, N. M, brother of Mrs. J. B. Gunter, of Flagstaff, notified the lat ter of his safe arrival at Camp Mer- ritt, N. J., from France.
 Miss Martha B. Campbell, of Som erset, Ky, arrived in Flagstaff last week and is the guest of her brother, w. A. Campbell. She expects to re- main for couple of months.
 Miss Mary Mcdonald, a teacher in the Jerome schools, is the guest of Mrs. Al Sanford this week. Miss Mo Donald has many friends in Flagstaff having attended the Normal some years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. L. G. Whitney and little son and Mrs. L. G. Whitney, Sr., 1 of Atchison, Kans., arrived here Sun day night and are visiting Mrs. Whit ney's sister, Mrs. w. H. Anderson, After few days they will go to Los Ageles for a few weeks visit.
 Ole Solberg returned last week from the East, having been discharg- ed after a years service. Ole says he did not try for a commission as there were so many officers already holding them who knew less than he did, so he was contented with the job of a first-class private.
 Al Kingsbaker, of Kingsbaker Bros; MT. Nash, of the Kline, Simp- son Co.,, and Herman Stein, all of Los Angeles, arrived here in an auto yes terday, having safely negotiated the muddy roads to the west and went to the Cliff Dwellings on Wednesday. They are friends of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Bader.
 E. T. McGonigle, of Riordan, the lumberman, returned Tuesday night from a business trip to Winslow. That night his daughter, Miss Claire, came to Flagstaff for medical attention and i is staying with her aunt. Mrs. Agnes Pouthie, on Milton Road. Miss Me Gonigle is suffering from an attack | of asthma.
 Harry Hibben, Jr.. who was taken 1 seriously i'll last week with an attack of heart trouble, was taken to San 1 Diego Saturday by his father. in the hopes that the lower altitude and warmer climate might be beneficial. His many friends here hope his at tack will be of short duration and that he is soon to be back home again.
 J. E. H, Allen. of Fort Worth. Tex, who is spending the summer in North ern Arizona for his health, dropped into The Sun office the other day. He says that Tom B. James, who rode the range here three decades ago. is one of Fort Worth's wealthiest citi- zens. He didn't say whether Mr. James got it here or there, and we forgot to ask.
 V. A. Keith came up from Winslow Tuesday. where he had been on busi- ness. He says that a lease has been let by Winslow residents for the cree tion of an oil derrick. within ninety days, ten miles west of Winslow. and that the people of that town are very greatly excited over the thought that their part of Coconino county may some day stage an oil strike.
 Enestine. the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Fay, were knocked down by an automobile in the street in front of her home on Monday night and badly bruised all along the left side. She is still unable to walk, though, very fortunately, no bones are broken. The car was driven by 2 tourist from California, hurrying to get in ahead of an impending storm. He stopped and came back to see how