The Coconino sun., 1916-10-06
"Baughn is square,"

"Baughn is square"
 More soaking rains yesterday.
 Hayden Lane, the cattleman, was in Ash Fork Tuesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. Fronske are spend- ing a ten days vacation on Oak Creek.
 See "Hypocrites" at the Empress Saturday Matinee and night. ,-.
 Rev. J. w. Epperley and wife left yesterday morning for Kansas City.
 Mrs. John Henry, of Roswell, N. M., was in Flagstaff visiting friends last week.
 L. Benedict, the sheepman, was in from his sheep ranch at Anita few days this week.
 The Sun is not an individual organ but full orchestra playing all the time for all the people.
 Go see Madame Howard the med ium at the Empress Saturday night. OUe dHoWcIS dii iuSoIiouo.
 Register if you want to vote this fall; go to the court house if you are a republican, otherwise you may be missed.
 Ladies see the new arrivals in fancy shapes and designs, just arrived at Mrs. W. H. Powers up to the min ute millinery parlors.
 The Laides of the Episcopal church will hold cooked food sale at Craw- ford's Grocery Wednesday afternoon, Oct. II, from to o'clock.
 MT. T. E. Pollock returned Sunday from Albuquerque where he had been attending the state fair and watching a couple of his horses perform. M
 Dr. Won KleindSmidt president of the University of Arizona, was in Flagstaff Wednesday and addressed the students of the Normal school. Mrs. Craig Pottinger left Tuesday morning for San Francisco and from there will visit in Seattle for some time. .'
 Bob Daggs, who is interested in the sheep business with his father at Will. Hams, was in Flagstaff short time Tuesday on his way home from the east.
 Louis Sands, who has been attend ing the state fair at Albuquerque brought home some of the fast horse money, having won second money with couple of his horses.
 You cannot afford to miss the bis show at the Empress Theatre Satur day. Special feature "Hypocrites' and Vaudeville. Prices, matinee and 10 cents, night 10, 15 and 2i cents.
 There is a goodly gathering O cold, white snow on the tip top of tn San Francisco peaks, which wa dropped there during the rain storn on lower levels the first of the week It looks as though there was a foo or more of it.
 Just received large assortment O the beautiful Hollywood prints, als many others that are very pretty Anyone interested in pictures or pic ture frames are most cordially in vited to call and look over our stock The Stuart Art Shop.
 It was reported that one of the bii Mallet engines, which have been lay ing in the yards at Winslow for lon, time since they were abandoned ol this division, blew out at Holbrool while it was being taken east. Ther was no damage done except to the en zine.
 MT. and Mrs. L. S. Steele of High lands, California, were the guests o MT. and Mrs. J. c. Dolan Wednesday Mir. Steele is the president of tn Highlands Fruit Growers Associa ton. He with his wife, met Mir. an Mrs. Dolan at Grand Canyon an came to Flagstaff with them to loo over the Flagstaff Lumber O., saw mill of which MT. Dolan is presiden' Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Foster of Bos ton, Mass, arrived in Flagstaff Tues day morning and the guests of Mi and Mrs. T. E. Pollock. MT. Foste , is the president of the Peoples Ne tional Bank of Boston, which bank ha