The Coconino sun., 1919-09-26

Monday night, returning Tuesday. | Attorney CIV. Wilson went to Holbrook yesterday, and expects to be in Prescott tomorrow.
 RIG. Creswell, Jr., of Winslow, was Fin Flagstaff Tuesday, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Herman Kahl. 1 Wm. Hicklin is back home from Florence, where he went as an escort to Johnny Proctor, bootleggef. | A wreck east or Albuquerque nec- essitated the running of stub train through on this division Tuesday. | MT. and Mrs. Frank Du Train, who have been here all summer, will go to I Phoenix on October l, to spend the winter.
 E. Lennon, manager of Babbitt's furniture department, went to Gallup Wednesday, and is expected back to- morrow.
 State Auditor Jesse L. Boyce, who has been visiting in Williams where he formerly lived, called on friends here on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Wm. Bayless left Wednesday for Clarkdale, where she will make her home for the winter with MT. Bayless at Hopewell.
 Mrs. J. w. Morteck and little son, returned last Saturday from Wiscon- sin, where they have been visiting relatives for few months.
 Horace Clark, of Decatur, H., who travels for plumbing supply house, was here most of this week, visiting his sister, Mrs. R. c. Stevenson.
 MT. and Mrs. Winton Davis, who were employed at the Confection Den during the rush season, have gone to Jerome to do soda fountain work.
 H. D. Tillman spent Tuesday in Ash Fork, and on Wednesday, with Mrs. Tillman, and her guest, Mrs. Warren, took in the Grand Canyon.
 Ramon Lagaspi beat up Antonio Chavez over some domestic geometri- cal problem, and Police Justice Gilli. land fined him $5 yesterday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. L. Pattee, of Mesa, arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week and are the guests of Mrs. Pat tees daughter, Mrs. George N. Baty.
 Mrs. s. s. Acker received word last week of the death of her aged father whose home was in Michigan, but has so far received no confirmation by letter.
 Irwin s. Cobb, the humorist and writer, has been made Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor. Anyone who has to wear face like his should be decorated.
 w. R. McClurken left Tuesday for week in Williams, after which he will come back here, then go to Wins low and, about the first of next month, go to Kingman for three weeks.
 w. J. Stevens, who had been down near Seligman building a barn for Al Sanford, got home Wednesday,. He says that's a wonderful country and that Sanford has an ideal location.
 Billy" Robbins. a well-known for mer resident of Flagstaff, is now in the general hospital at San Bernar- dino, Cal, where he has been for some time suffering with severe stroke of paralysis.
 Will Marian is having sand hauled On the lots he recently bought from John Zalaha, in the northeastern sec ton, in readiness for building one or several houses there the first thing in the spring.
 Dan Francis, L. D. Rhea, w. R. Me Clurken, Miss Mary Francis and the Misses Fowler treated themselves to a campfire picnic supper up on the mesa in the northeastern part of town on Monday night.
 Forest Supervisor E. c. Miller of Flagstaff, Deputy Supervisor Calkins of Albuquerque, and l.. R. Lesell, local forest examiner, return today from a weeks tour in the southern part of Coconino forest.
 Elmer Selck and his mother, Mrs. L. R. Hall, proprietors of Lolomai Lodge, left yesterday in their car for California, where they will spend a month and then go to Phoenix to run the Ingleside Club this winter.
 Tillman Bros, of the New White Garage, have sold their new Franklin car to J. B. Tooker, of Grand Canyon the Santa Fe Engineer, and H. D. Tillman went to Phoenix last night to drive back another Franklin.
 Dr. and Mrs. George Boeddinger have left for Blythe, Cal, to spend the winter. They have many friend" there. but say that nothing short of an act of Providence can prevent them coming back here next summer.
 George Pratt, the sheepman, was in Flagstaff yesterday from his domain south of Winslow, proving up on his homestead claim. He had hopes Of proving to Uncle Sam that he could live on the place five years without starving to death.
 George Verkamp, manager of the Babbitt garage, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will look around for few days and then drive back a new Buick roadster. When he was Q SLod if anu ono sc cpnypor xx,gfb b;,,,