The Coconino sun., 1919-06-27

enJOy IeW udyS Test anu cnangt away from town.
 Roger A. Morse, with the Citizen. Bank, has been acting as manager o1 the Williams branch of the bank fol some time during the absence of the manager, MT. Scoville, on vacation in California.
 Hon. David B. Houston, secretary oi agriculture and party, were the guest. at the Fl Tovar hotel, at Grand Can. yon, the first of the week, later going to Phoenix for visit to that super. productive valley.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Scroggs spent yesterday in Flagstaff. MT. Scroggs was until recently a member of the editorial staff of the Phoenix Repub. lican, and was on his way to his old home at St. Louis.
 One of the new members of the fac ulty of the summer session of the Northern Arizona Normal School who is practically home man is Prof T. H. Cureton, of Williams. Prof Cureton is in charge of commercial subjects.
 Michael Schmuck, the young man who has ironed out troubles for near ly every logging camp in the country for the past twenty years, is now To- cated at the Apache Lumber Co.,, mill at Cooley, Ariz.. and says he is well pleased with his new job.
 Mrs. w. D. Drain has received a wire from MT. Drain stating that he had arrived in Camp Hill, Va, from overseas, and expected to get home in ten days. Mir. Drain reached the United States on Monday, after many months as member of the A. E. F. in France.
 Among Flagstaff visitors this week called here by superior court business and stopping at the Pine Hotel, are: J. P. Gibson, of Grand Canyon; R. L. Van Deren, of Sedona; w. R. Chest nut; and W. H. Ruby, of Pittman Val ley; Charles Rice and Ed Conway, of Williams.
 Danny Campbell is back home on his boyhood stamping grounds again after over a years sea duty in the U. s. navy. He was mighty well pleased to get back to the old noun tain again and his friends here were equally much pleased to see him again.
 Dan McPeak, representing the Hartford Fire X Casualty Co.,, of Los Angeles, was the guest of Harlow Yeager this week and intended to take few days outing at his sheep ranch in the Canyon Diablo country but was called home by wire on Wednesday.
 ! Mrs. c. Muncey and Miss Pearl Muncey at their home on West Aspen avenue are enjoying a visit from some prominent Los Angeles friends Mrs. Morrison and two daughters Ann and May, and Miss Ellaberta Miller They will remain during the rest of the summer.
 Dr. Lewis Morton and wife and Robert Morton of Los Angeles, ar rived in Flagstaff Saturday and will be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock for few weeks. Robert Mor- ton has not as yet recovered from q wound he received during one of the last battles of the war in France.
 Mrs. Will Marian is enjoying. a visit from her mother, Mrs. M. H. Best, and sister, Mrs. E. F. Ruse, both of Santa Barbara, Cal. Mrs. Best will remain the rest of the summer while Mrs. NRuse will have to end her visit in two weeks. Mrs. Marian and her guests motored to Grand Canyon yesterday.
 Town Marshal Neill has an an- nouncement elsewhere in this issue relative to the observance of the vari- out traffic laws. Neill hopes that the auto owners will take little more thought about the laws, as a closer observance of some of them will keep him from making arrests that other wise he would not have to make.
 Bob Gleason, one of the men who help bring this section out of the will derness, was in Flagstaff yesterday from his ranch near Bellemont. Bob thoroughly approves of existing con- ditions in his section with the ex- pressed hope that the plug on the rain barrel above will be pulled at the proper time right around here soon.
 The school board of Winslow re- gently engaged as one of it's new teachers Mir. Lewis, of Logan, w. Va. The last issue of the Winslow paper states that when MT. Lewis left for his new job he took with him "an- other mans wife instead of his own" A violation of the Mann act was laid against him, and U. s. marshal took him to Tucson for a hearing. J. w. Robinson, the man who is putting the motorcycle on the map in Flagstaff, tells us the results of the recent motorcycle race on the Ascot Park Speedway in Los Angeles. There were 16 entries, 6 of them riding the Harley Davidson. A Los Angeles paper, commenting on the race, said it looked like a Harley-Davidson pa rade for the 6 entries won the first six places, local boy winning first place.
 V. A. Kieth, of Winslow, was a visitor here last weekend, coming up from a trip to Prescott and Williams, in the interest of Kieth Bros, the oil magnates. Another member of the I