The Coconino sun., 1919-04-18

Maine on Tuesday looking after some
 business of the sheriff's office.
 'It is pretty hard to keep the home fires burning in a rented home
 Flagstaff Lumber Company.
 |! c. K. Berger, of the local Forest
 Service, left Monday night for busi-
 ness trip to Albuquerque. He ex-
 pected to be back last night.
 Mels Smith, who does the dental
 work on the teeth of the big saws
 at Cliffs, was in town yesterday for
 some filing on his own teeth by a
 local doctor.
 Quincy Ranels, forest examiner of Albuquerque, was in town this week checking up some timber land apprais-
 als made by the local office prepara-
 tory to some timber sales they hope to
 make.
 Harry Hibben came up from Phoe-
 nix the first of the week where he
 has been contracting for wool for
 Boston firm. He left Wednesday for Anita to arrange for a shipment of wool from that place.
 Manager Costigan, of the Orpheum l blCatCl, hdS lOINC Ol illCu puIlfHg
 up a very big electric sign in front
 of his show house. The wording that
 will give an added brilliancy to our
 White Way will be, "The Orpheum N Theater"
 Il Pi Falder got back to town last
 Saturday after a fine. large time with
 the influenza. MT. Falder said he'd
 much rather get we'll and see Will
 Marian and Edgar Whipple starve to
 death, than let the flu "get him" and
 thus add materially to the strength
 ening of these gentemen's bank roll
 c. w. Sullivan, lately a rancher, is now to be seen behind the meat coun- ter at c. A. Blacks. Sullivan has cut
 meat in Flagstaff before, having been with Black & Crawford al the stand and he will not have to build up a
 reputation as an obliging, efficient meat cutter.
 Fire, about noon Wednesday, de- stroyed woodshed on property south of the tracks belonging to Mir. Taylor
 of Sullivan & Taylor. The residence . on the property is rented by Mcxi-
 cans. The fire department made a |, quick run and put out the blaze be- fore it could spread to nearby frame
 buildings. ; The contest for the diamond ring given away by the management of the [ Marian dance hall is growing exciting Four young ladies still have their hats v in the ring and no one knows how il I will come out. The fortunate one will < receive the ring at big dance or . Decoration day The four contestants
 are the Misses Otterson, Hendrickson Thomas and Beck.
 s JIG. Phillips, manager of the loca, l J. c. Penney store, left last night fol . Phoenix, there to meet with the other , state managers of the Penney system
 in a buying convention. The New ? York buyers of the company will bt
 there to show them the good things v in seasonable merchandise and give i them the latest news from the mer. i cantile center. MT. Phillips will be
 gone week or ten days, and in hi: absence H. E.. Nay, of Winslow, will look after the local store.
 l Arthur Hampsey, who has beer with the McGonigie Lumber company , at Riordan for years, was in Flag
 staff last Saturday to attend the fun.
 eral of Miss Veronica McGonigle. Mr , Hampsey told us that while the mill had been shut down for about week on account of sickness, it was planned to get all departments of the company into operation this week, mill camp
 and all.
 Rev. Luther Moore and Mr. Adolph Boenitch are expected back from Albu- , querque tomorrow night after attend ing Y. M. c. A. conference in that city in session Tuesday and Wednes- day of this week. The conference had to do with the work of the association all over the western states and was
 largely attended by both ministers and
 laymen. Dr. Moore and MT. Boenitch
 have been gone since Monday night. MT. V. Curry and family planned to
 move the latter part of this week to Winslow, where Mir. Curry has accept
 ed position with the Calm Mercantile
 Co.,, having recently resigned his place with the J. c. Penney store, this city.
 MT. Curry has been a resident of Flag
 staff for some time, having been with A. G. Bader before going to the Pen
 ney store, and many friends are sorry
 to see him and his family leave for another town. ...# Delegates from the Flagstaff Lodge No. II, I. O. o. F., planned to leave today for the grand lodge opening in Yuma on Monday. The lodge will be } in session three days, closing Wednes- day night. The party from here will go through the country in cars, mak-
 ing Prescott the first night. They will get back to Flagstaff a week from to- morrow. The delegates are MT. and Mrs. Charles Lehr, Mrs. J, c. Clark, Mrs. Gertie Cooper, MT. and Mrs. A, A. Foster.
 The sheriff's office is urging that automobile owners who have not paid
 their licenses do so at once. The licenses are long past due and should be attended to immediately Up until March 3l there had been 343 issued