The Coconino sun., 1917-11-02

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 Dr. Baum will discuss the religious side of the war Sunday night.
 T. A. Rickel left for Los Angeles Wednesday morning for short trip.
 Dr. R. M. Fronske and son return ed Wednesday from visit with rel atives in St. Louis.
 Are you interested in the war ? Come out Sunday night and hear it discussed.
 George Wilson and Helene Hamil ton, both of Flagstaff, were united in marriage by Judge Murphy Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Mary Sisson and daughter, Majorie, left Wednesday for Peoria, H., where they expect to spend the winter.
 Mary Pickford in "The Little Amer ican"-Coming Wednesday, Nov. IA. Auspices Library Board. Don't for get the date.
 E. H. Wheat returned Tuesday from business trip to Wichita Falls, Tex as. He drove down in a car and re- turned by rail.
 Mrs. L. R. Bales returned to her home in Phoenix Saturday after a months visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Dave Lewis.
 What have you planned for Sunday night? Come out and get Dr Baum's view on the religious phase of the war.
 R. T. Brown left Monday with his sheep for Congress Junction where he will winter. Mrs. Brown will join him there, driving down by auto.
 Judge Perkins performed the we'd ding ceremony for H. w. Dockendorff and Mary Agnes O'Connor Wednes- day. Mir. and Mrs. Dockendorff are both from Winslow.
 J. H. Barncord was in Flagstaff Tuesday from Winslow. Mir. Barn. cord recently opened his new Winslow theater which is enjoying a good run of business.
 Just when we thought the Allies had the best of the game Dr. Miller springs this: He says the Germans are naming their battleships after jokes so the English can't see them.
 The fire department was called out Tuesday evening to look after small fire near the old Catholic church. A small shack was destroyed but no se- rious damage done.
 The preliminary hearing of Floren- tino Pedroza, charged with the mur- der of Francisco Avelar, was held in the Justice Court this morning. The case will come up at the regular jury session.
 H. Avan c. 'Torchians, general con- sul for the Netherlands, arrived in Flagstaff from San Francisco We'd nesday and spent the day with Rev. Hootsmans. He left Thursday morn ing for the east.
 Pete Bender, Flagstaff's popular newsboy, has finished the season and will leave for Phoenix soon. He wish es to thank his many friends for their support and says that he will be back on the job again as soon as the wealth CT permits next spring.
 Judge Crosby was in Flagstaff Thursday, having stopped off here on his way home from Kingman to sign some court papers in the case of Me Fadden vs. the Williams School Board. This cast has been appealed to the Supreme Court.
 A 10h pourd boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Warren o. Perkins at Glen dale, Arizona, Tuesday. Judge Per kins says this is his thirteenth grand child and he does not feel at all un- lucky about it.
 Walter Miller, pr. L. P. Kaull, Ed. Carroll and Charles Hughes, of Je- rome, and John Akins, of Phoenix, were the guests of E. H. Crabb at his Rogers Lake ranch for ten days. After capturing deer, some turkey and quantities of duck, they returned to their homes Saturday morning.
 Marion Aubineau left Monday for Austin, Texas, where he will enter