The Coconino sun., 1908-10-30

day, to take up ms olu JoD or nanu- ling cash for the Santa Fee. He has. been away on two months va cation.
 Mrs. Fred Ingle has been suffer- ing the past week serious attack of rheumatism.
 t J, s. Amundsen, manager of Babbitt Bros, big store at Will liamswas in the city Wednesday. Mr. F. 0. Poison of Williams was here on business Wednesday He says business is on the increase at his big mercantile establish. Fment and the outlook is good for good business the coming year.
 Master Don McMillan left Tues day for California, where he will spend the winter with his uncle, G. w. Donnelly.
 Scott Linn will leave Tuesday for Laguna to commence work as state organizer for the Foresters.
 Mrs. w. Griffin entertained d number of lady friends at an old fashioned quilting party, luncheon and cards Wednesday. G. P. Reynolds returned last evening from Los Angeles. The many friends of Mrs. Reynolds will be pleased to know that she is Lrapidly regaining her health. Fred Erke, the genial foreman of the Williams News, spent sev- eral days here this week. w. H. Beck was in Williams Tuesday.
 Everett Hanna has moved his family into town from his ranch on the mountain, to spend the winter.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve election dinner in the old drugstore building on election day, commencing at II:3o.
 Mrs. 1. E.. Buckbee and daugh- ter returned Sunday from an ex- tended trip east.
 John Ryan, Dan McConville and Charles Bell are doing assessment work at Grandview. The Elks will have open house for Elks and their lady trends next ' ! Tuesday evening in their hall. \ telegraph wire be run into the hall and all national and territorial news will be received. The committee are arranging to give their lady friends a pleasant evening as well as an opportunity to hear the election returns as Soon as they come in. Of course they do not expect that all will be pleased with the returns, but the committee should not be blamed for that. Judging from what we hear of the affair none need to go away hun gry.
 1 William Bach came in from his ranch on Beaver creek Saturday, making his last trip to Flagstaff for the year In speaking of the recent cold weather, he said that ice an inch thick was frozen at his place last week, and the weather had been colder for the season of the year than it had been during the S2 years he has lived here.
 G. F. Pennell cashier at the Santa Fe station and his estimable wife, will leave Flagstaff next Wednesday for Goldfields, Nevada where he has a position as cashier for the Tonopah Whitewater rail- road. Mir. Pencils many genial qualities made him many friends here who regret to hear of his 1 going.
 Mrs. James McKiernan. and moth- CT Mrs. Higgens. left yestreday for San Francisco where they will make their home in the future.
 Mr. Erwin Schurman was in from the Schurman ranch on Oak Creek Tuesday with load of famous Oak Creek apples.
 J. M. Dennis. of the Dennis Lum- Der Co.,, was in the city on business Wednesday.
 Wm. Kay was in the city from his ranch near Williams yesterday.
 Mrs M. I. Powers returned from her old home in Iowa last Friday. Her mother Mrs. J. A. Collins ac- companied her and will spend the tp;ntar haro