The Coconino sun., 1910-02-18
LOCAL NOTES.

ing from Grand Canyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Jackel on Monday received news of the death of son in St Louis MT and Mrs. Jacket. and their son Gus Jackel, left immediately for St. Louis to attend the funeral
 J. R. Treat returned Monday from Phoenix where he attended the aviation meet and visited his daughter, Miss Gussie,
 Chas A. Palmer is again on duty in the office of Forest Supervisor PooIer. having been transferred here from the Sitgreaves national forest.
 Mrs. Futile, wife of K. F Tut tie, assistant constructing enigeer for the Santa Fe, arrived here Wednesday to join her husband. They have gone to housekeeing in the Donohue house. MT and Mrs. Futile are young couple who will be valuable addition to the social life of the Skyiight City
 Dr. R. H. H. Blome lett to- day for Phoenix to attend the meet ing of the territorial board of edu- cation. A new course of study is being arranged for the territory. The arithmetic part of the new course has been worked out by Dr. Blome, Prof. Honn. Prof. Richard . son and Miss Richardson.
 Mrs. A. J. Hutson, formerly of Flagstaff, but now of Goldfield, New, stopped over in Flagstaff Wednesday to spend the day with her brother. w. w. Hudgins. Mrs. Hutson was en route to Ash Grove, Mo-, where she will visit her parents.
 Charlie Bell, who has been knocking about over the territory since November. returned to Flag staff Monday evening, arriving from Phoenix where he attended the aviation meet. While not on the move Mr. Bell put in his time in the Yuma country and at Cave Creek.
 l It has been some time since the | Elks have had more fun than they did on Tuesday night when L. B.. Shaffer had a pair of antlers adjust ed. It would be hard proposi- tion to get Shaffer to cash a check that was not bona-fde, but in the lodge room it was no trouble to lead him in to all kinds of traps. But Mir. Shaffer was a good fellow, | in fact. a real i've one and al- though pretty badly scared once or twice in can be said to his credit that his hair did not stand on end. An oyster supper and a good time oil owed. That the local lodge of Elks is not asleep is evidenced by the fact that eight applications for membership were received al the meeting Tuesday evening.
 A few minutes delay in treating some cases of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep Chamber lain's Cough Remedy in the house, and at the first indication of croup give the child dose. Pleasant to taken always cures Sold by all dealers.
 A few weeks ago the Coconino Sun mentioned the disappearance of man who had been employed by William Beeson, stating that | MT. Beeson feared that he had met with foul play. as he had wages due him at the time of his disap- pearance The lost man was found last week by a lineman who knew him last year in California. His name IS James o. Sharits, and hi; disappearance was due to an unbal' anced state of mind. He was taken before Probate Judge Kidd Monday afternoon for hearing The Judge summoned Drs. Adams and Sipe who found Sharits temporarily demented as result of an injury re. ceived by falling from telegraph pole about ten years ago. A DOT tion of the skull is now pressing upon the brain, and at times Shar' it's memory is entirely gone. Al other times he is perfectly rational, but has trouble with his command nf runrde Indne Kidd cnmmitted