The Coconino sun., 1919-02-14
Local Brevities

Attorney c. B. Wilson was in Phoe- nix the first of the week.
 The Woman's club will hold post poned meeting tomorrow afternoon.
 Alex. A. Johnston's little baby is improving rapidly after bad sick ness.
 Mrs. F. s. Quay and Mrs. Agnes Foster spent the early part of the week in Prescott.
 Special Matinee at the Orpheum theatre today at o'clock p. m. 10 and 20 cents.
 Rev. Luther Moore conducted very successful service for the Episcopal church at Williams last Sunday night.
 Miss Katherine Kennedy has resign ed her position as teacher in the King man schools and has returned to Flag staff.
 Miss Lerore Francis is back from Phoenix where she attended a meeting of the county school superintendents of the state.
 Sheriff Jack Harrington, G. T.. Wall and Lou Dougherty are back in town after taking bunch of prisoners to the state prison at Florence.
 Many friends of Mrs. w. M. Hughes of Milton are congratulating her that she is able to be out again after a very long and severe spell of sickness.
 Mir. Henry Aphold, deputy county tax assessor, is back from success ful week spent in the western end of the county in the interests of his of flee.
 Mrs. Frank Berg, wife of the "Stand-up" Oil company man, accom- panied by their main treasure, is wis iting her parents in Kingman this week.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold has been spending the weekend at Will Hams but is in hopes of being able to move here as soon as he can secure a house suitable.
 Allen Pinkerton, who recently re- turned from France and has been vis- iting friends here, left Tuesday for Needles to take back his old job of firing for the Santa Fe.
 The Given brothers, live wire life insurance men of Phoenix, were in town the first of the week, and from here as headquarters visiting the smaller towns of the section.
 The city council is looking into the cost of steel and concrete frames for the bridges over the River de Flag, in place of the wooden timbers used at present. This would insure a lower maintainance cost and if within reason should be done.
 Robert and Richard Riordan, sons of M. J. Riordan, returned to their II II .1. II l,-N day afternoon. Their stay at home was prolonged owing to the influenza conditions there.
 The Misses Marie Miller, Beatrice Hicks, Pauline Jones, Lillian and Mar garet Hall, Mildred Finney, Edith Hambly and Eva Draper are Normal students who spent the last weekend in various hospitable homes of Will Hams.
 Mrs. D. S. Lewis left Tuesday for Whittier, California, on visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Douglas, also her new grandson. Mrs. Douglas was formerly Miss Lena Lewis and one of the most popular young ladies of Flagstaff.
 R. Thompson, manager of the local office of the Mountain States Tele- phone and Telegraph company, spent a few days recently in Williams. Mrs. Thompson and little son, who have been in Florida for some time, are ex- pected home soon.
 z. A. Bissonnette, proprietor of the Reliable Auto and Blacksmith Shop, expected to get back today from Los Angeles. He has been gone since Tuesday night and made the trip to get some new tools, supplies and stock for his growing business.
 Michael Schmuck, the Saginaw iron artists, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on a short visit. He is now engaged in re- pairing the logging engine which was recently badly burned by fire. The cab of the engine was mainly dam aged by the burning oil.