The Coconino sun., 1919-01-10

John Strengell, one of the strong men of the woods, was in Flagstaff the first of the week from Bellemont.
 Charlie Marshall is back on the job again at Leslie's barber shop. It took a good many weeks for him to over come the flu and it is good to see him behind his chair again.
 Major Tom Manning is on a two weeks trip to Los Angeles. The doc tor will transact some business while there and intends to come back equip ped in every way for the taking up of his practice again.
 H. D. McVey, district manager of the Mountain States Telephone com pany, was in Flagstaff Monday and Tuesday from Phoenix, looking over the local branch of the service.
 Representative Perkins of Perkins vile, Yavapai county, was in Flag staff, Tuesday on business. Mir. Per kins is one of the large cattle owners of Yavapai county and was elected last November for the third time as a member of the house of representa- tives.
 County Tax Assessor J. D. Dunn was expected back today from Phoe- nix where he has been attending the state tax conference.
 George Ulyard, who has been in Holbrook for the past few months, writes that he is now at the Pioneer Home at Prescott. Mir. Ulyard is one of the early settlers of Arizona and we'll known to all old timers in all parts of the state. The county jail has been well filled recently, more so than usual. Yester- day there were nine held there. Two for murder, one for horsestealing, two for killing a beef that belonged to some one else, three for bootlegging and one on a misdemeanor.
 Earl Mahan, Western Union trouble shooter" from Phoenix, is in town for few days. Mir. Mahan says the flu is very bad indeed in Phoenix and that the town is closed up tighter than it ever was. No children are all lowed on the street for any purpose.
 Walter Hackelman, United States ranger from Woodland station, twen- ty miles south of Canyon Diablo, was in town the early part of the week.
 Will Marian got back Sunday night from hurried trip to Santa Barbara, Cal. He and Mrs. Marian took Gle ola, their daughter, there last week when she was taken with an attack of pneumonia. The little girl is inn proving nicely now.
 Jack Wilson, the plumber man, re- ceived a New Years present which beat old Santa's contributions Christ mas all holler. The stork came along by his house yesterday morning and left him a 71a pound boy, perfectly good one, too. The fire chief says people should postpone fires for a while as he is going to be busy at home.
 The authorities here had been asked to locate runaway girl from Hol- brook. They found her Monday, as- sisting in the housework at one of the prominent homes of the town, thereby making enough money to attend the Normal. AS she was under age, the officials put her onN number eight Tuesday morning, in charge of the conductor, and sent her home to her parents.
 w. M. Cook, county agent leader of the university at Tucson, arrived in Flagstaff Thursday morning to hold conference with County Agent Nichols in relation to their work. They plan to outline some leading projects for the summer work. MT. Cook is q man who believes that carefully pre- pared plans are strong advance guards to actual work and good re- suits.