The Coconino sun., 1918-09-06

he had been to look after his cattle interests. He was the guest of MT. T. E. Pollock during his short stay here.
 Miss Mable Milligan left Saturday for Trinidad, Col, where she is em- ployed in the public schools of that city. Miss Mable is daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Milligan and has been visiting them for the past two months. w. E. Young, the Fort Valley ranch. CT, put three binders to work this week cutting his immense crop of barley in the valley. MT. Young began to think he was not going to get sufficient help to harvest the crop, but finally succeeded in getting a crew. Marguerite Clark and Fatty Ar buckle at the Orpheum tonight. Red Cross benefit.
 Jacob Ortt, at one time engaged in the stock business near Silver City, N. M., now residing at Redlands, Cal, where he owns a big orange grove, was a visitor in Flagstaff Saturday and Sunday, leaving Monday for a business trip to Kansas City. Former Senator William Morgan of Navajo county was in Flagstaff Monday on business connected with the forest service. Mir. Morogan is one of the big sheep owners of that section of the country and well known throughout northern Arizona. Alfred Tyson, who has been making his home in Flagstaff and vicinity for the last six months, left Sunday for Los Angeles. He has growth on his face which has come to believe is a cancer and made the trip to the An gel city to consult specialist.
 Mir. George Smalley, executive sec retary of the U. s. food administra- tors office, was in Phoenix few days the latter part of last week. Mir. Smalley says that the sun has not been iced down that way yet and it was really very, very, warm while he was there.
 Fall millinery opening today at the Power Hat Shop at 6:30 D. m. New creations that will delight the ladies. If you are bothered with rough skin, apply Violet Duce Cold Cream, mas. sage well into face. This cream sells for twenty-five cents and fifty cents. Marian Drug Store.
 Mrs. Angie Reynord, two grown daughters and fourteen-year-old son, arrived here Saturday from Olathe, kans., making the entire trip in their auto. Mrs. Reynord and daughters will each take up homesteads in this section provided they can find land that suits them.
 Kim Rogers and John Smith, two young men of Snowflake, are recent arrivals in Flagstaff. They intended to go to the Verde to seek employ ment but learning that the ranchers down there were full-handed, decided to remain here and had no trouble in getting jobs.
 Arthur Miller, one of the owners of the Fuller Cattle Co.,, was in Flag staff last Saturday from Winslow on business. He says the range in the Clear Creek country has been good this year and he expects that the win ter will be favorable for stock, from all present indications.
 Attorney F. M. Gold was in Flag staff from Williams Saturday in- specting his chances for the nomina- tion on the democratic ticket for the office of county attorney. He is ad- vising his friends that he will have a majority when the primary polls close on Sept. 10th.
 Miss "Tommy" Mahoney, formerly of Winslow, now holding a position under the Hunt administration at the capitol, was in Flagstaff Monday for short time on her way back to Phot- nix from a visit to her home in Wins. low. She is Colter "man" and is doing all she can to assist him in his candidacy for the nomination. She thinks he is just lovely.
 Don't forget Red Cross benefit a the Orpheum tonight.
 Uncle Dave" Lewis marketed some honey in town Saturday which was manufactured by his bee swarms on his residence lots just southeast of the Santa Fe depot. He has about fourteen swarms and the honey they are producing is said by those who claim to know to be far ahead of the southern California and Salt River valley article in flavor.
 Miss Sadie Erwin is one of the new assistants in the postoffice. The work
  there seems to be growing so rapidly that long strings of patrons are com pelled to line up to be waited on; sometimes the line reaches out into the street. It is not a question of ability to handle the work but lack of facilities for handling a system that is being crowded so badly by rapid growth.
 Postmaster Merrill Walker of Belle mont, was in Flagstaff Sunday.
 Rexall Catarrh Jelly, in colIapsible tubes, is very good aid to get rid of colds, hay fever and catarrh. Twenty five cents tube. Marian Drug Store.
 Mrs. Kate Wisehart, who has been visiting relatives in Indiana for the past four months, returned last Fri day and has again taken up her du- ties as librarian at the public library.
 Mrs. s. L. Finley, who was badly injured recently in an auto accident, is reported as doing as well as could be expected under the circumstances, but is suffering greatly from her in-