The Coconino sun., 1917-09-07

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 Miss Alice Sabine, teacher in the Snowflake public school, is here wis., iting her brother. Y
 Sam Quay, the F. L. M. millwright, made a trip to Winslow last Satur- day on business for the company.
 Many pleasing new styles in mil linery at the Power Hat Shop open ing Saturday, Sept. 8, at 1:30 pm.
 Miss Mary Rickel and Miss Zella Jones left for Holbrook Sunday where they will teach this year in the public schools of that city.
 Red Cross benefit Monday night at the Orpheum under the auspices of the Library Board. Vivian Martin in "The, Spirit of Romance"
 A. G. Bader, the big man at the Delicatessen Shop, left Thursday morning for a short visit in Los An geles.
 Roger Morse, accompanied by his mother, left Monday morning for an overland trip to Los Angeles. They are making the trip in Rogers side car motorcycle.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. c. Huston are en, toying a visit, from MT. Illusions father, who arrived in Flagstaff last week from his home in St. Joseph, Mo.
 Harold Jenkins, of the firm of Jen- kins Brothers, who conduct trading post at Tuba City, arrived the first of the week from a business trip to Gallup. He left for Tuba Thursday.
 The preliminary hearing of Jim McCann, charged with selling liquor, was had in Judge Murphy's court Tuesday. The defendant pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the su- perior court on s350 bond.
 c. B. Nickells, Standard Oil agent at Williams, was visiting friends here Wednesday. Mir. Nickells ex- poets to leave for Fort Riley with the second consignment of drafted men on Sept. 18th.
 Tony Montana was found guilty of speeding Tuesday by Judge Ander- son, of the police court, and was as- sessed s15 and given days suspend. ed sentence. Andy Peterson was d. so fined for drunken conduct.
 Mir. Thos. Hall and bride arrived ir Flagstaff Tuesday for a short stay while MT. Hall is looking after his piano business. He has been receiv. ing the congratulations of his many friends.
 A baby girl was born to MT. ant Mrs. Nathan Bankhead in Flagstaff Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Bank heads father, Judge Anderson. MT Bankhead is in the sheep business with headquarters at Anita Attorney Metcalf and wife left Tuesday evening for the coast afte, short stay in Flagstaff. MT. Met. calf is attorney for Mir. E. J. De. Sabla, director of the Navajo Copper Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Dow left We'd nesday evening for Albuquerque where they expect to spend the win ter. They have been spending the summer in Flagstaff for Mrs. Dow's health.
 John Collins, contractor of Clark. dale, arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday for visit with Mir. Goble and MT Leisk. He has been visiting in Col. orado and is enroute to his home ir the south.
 Andy Smith, who has been living at Long Beach, Calif., for the past few months and taking treatment fol knee trouble, returned to Flagstaff last week. He is improved in health and expects to again take up his res. idence here.
 County farm advisor c. R. Filler. up, of Apache county, was in Flag Istaff Monday attending Aths barbecue He says with weather fep1einins afay' orable Apache county wifa a6ave some, thing like twenty cars ofsbeaiisS fol the market this fall. VI
 RE. Taylor and j.. J. Griffith Jeff Monday for CottonwSods where they expect to place sevssa pianos. The carload of pianos receHkj recaives by Sullivan & Taylor hal bAen alrfos' sold out as they are beadtifuf instrh ments and are meeting win satisfae tion. e " sa Capt. John Hance, of Grand Can. yon, was one of the welcome visitors at the Barbecue Monday. He is hale and hearty and will celebrate his 80tf h;x+b Jaxye&zsr. 0<sSssSf <h;e yoontb Po.