The Coconino sun., 1921-04-01
THE COCONINO SUN
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 Ed Hamilton, county livestock san. itary inspector, was up from Williams for several days this week.
 John Hennessy arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday morning, bringing up several carloads of sheep from the winter range.
 Frank Parent, the veteran lumber. jack, returned the first of the week from Pasadena, where he has been spending the winter.
 Wm. Wallace's two daughters re. turned Tuesday from Adamana, where they had been visiting for nearly two weeks at the home of their uncle Hugh Anderson.
 Miss Virginia Phelan and her broth CT, Eugene, who have been in Los An. geles for several months, left that city this week for San Francisco, where tEey intend to locate.
 Johnny Love is back from winter quarters at Oak Creek, to remain in Flagstaff for the summer. Mrs. Love is still at Oak Creek, but will return here within few days.
 Wm. G. Evans, who used to work in the shipping department at Babbitts' is back from California, where he had been for more than year, and in tends locating here again.
 Colin Campbell, the big sheep chief of Ash Fork, was in Flagstaff Monday and says he is not worrying about sheep or range, for there will be plenty of both when he is gone. Douglas Roome left Monday night for Phoenix to audit the books at the Rabbit branch in that city, and then went on to Kingman, to perform the same duties at the branch in that town.
 Charlie Prochnow spent most of this week in Oatman, on business connect ed with the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining company, of which he is one of the directors and principal of ficers.
 H. E. Germany, of Sioux Falls, S. D., arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week on visit to his brother Earl Germany, the taxi man, whom he had not seen for over ten years. He expects to stay few weeks.
 Mrs. T. A. Slattery returned on Sat urday from Los Angeles, where she had been called week earlier by the serious illness of her mother. She re- turned sooner than anticipated because her little children have the measles. Frank Goodman, of Holbrook, en- gineer in charge, and Stuart Smith assistant of the corps now surveying the Coconino-Navajo county line spent couple of days here this week going back to the work on Wednes- day.
 J. C. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, left Tuesday afternoon for Los Angeles, called there by the illness of his mother. who has been sick for some time and is moi recovering nearly as rapidly as x. pected. M New 1921 Flagstaff city directories residence and classified, with many in. teresting and valuable facts and sta. tistics about Flagstaff and Coconinc county, now on sale at The Sun office at S1.O0 each. Supply is limited. Gel yours now. si
 Sheriff Billy Campbell, who hat been in the northwest for seyera weeks, arrived home on Saturday leaving again that same day on an. other trip. He is looking up severaI matters in connection with the NasF murder case. Handsome Carl Steckel, who form. erly operated the trading post at Fol chaco, but is now devoting his whole time to his trading post at Sandwater was in town on Saturday on business | and filling up his tank of good fellow. ship against the long lonely desert days.
 MT. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeper re- turned the last of last week from Can yon Diablo. where they had been staying at their winter ranch for sev- eral weeks; Mrs. Yaeger and the chil- dren to remain in town and Harlow to get back to the ranch and attend to the spring sheep shearing.
 J. w. Williams, an old-timer who helped put the railroad through here and lived around this country before Flagstaf ever was, came to town the other day after an absence of 25 years and almost passed right through the place before he recognized it. He is staying at the Pine Hotel with Ali Dickinson
 J. D. Bishop. one of the most genial COW owners of the Seligman country, was in Flagstaff Monday, having been requested to come in and attend court as a juror. Mir. Bishop says that cat tie are doing very we'll down in that section of the country despite the drought, though stock water is rather scarce on the range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bud Waters arrived the last of last week from Holbrook. MT. Walters having been transferred