The Coconino sun., 1919-10-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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 MT. and Mrs. Paul R. Fertig went to the Grand Canyon last Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Heiser went to Prescott Wednesday, to take in the big fair.
 Gus Jakle had to stay at home on Wednesday, the result of bad cold verging on the grip.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves, of Williams, was in Flagstaff yesterday on business before the superior court.
 The C-O-Bar outfit shipped about 600 northern range cattle from Belle mont this week to the Pacific coast.
 George and Herbert Babbitt went to Holbrook Wednesday to oversee the shipment of lot of lambs to market.
 James Buckley, travelling represen- tative of Rabbit Bros, returned the first of the week from trip over his territory.
 L. w. Cress, w. D. Draine, Joe Schmidt and George See made up a party on Wednesday, and put in the day hunting ducks.
 Sanford Rowe, one of the pioneer residents of the county, was in Flag staff yesterday from his ranch out in the Grand Canyon country.
 Dr. Wm. Ammons, Of Chicago, new ly graduated in dentistry from North western University, is here visiting his former classmate at the university, Dr. Hays Nance.
 Edgar Hash, manager of the whole sale department of Rabbit Bros., has just returned from four-weeks' buy. ing trip in the East. He spent most of the time in New York, then went by steamer to New Orleans.
 Kim powdered whole milk Gull cream) is made from pure, fresh, liquid pasteurized milk, containing 3.5 per cent butterfat. In the powder the percentage of butterfat runs from 26 to 27h per cent.-Fred J. Lusk, dis tributor.
 Mrs. Ed Babbitt, who came here with her husband on Sunday to stay at the home of Dave Babbitt until Ed returned from trip to Detroit, received word yesterday that he is i'll in Chicago, though not seriously, and left yesterday to be with him.
 L. c. Riley, president of the cham Der of commerce, received wire yes terday from Governor Campbell say ing he will spend today at the Pres colt fair and tomorrow at Grand Can yon, where he is to deliver the address of welcome to the Belgian king and queen.
 Larry Quinlan, of Babbitt Bros., and Ed. Babbitt, manager of the Phoenix business of Rabbit Bros, left on Sunday for Detroit on business connected with the Phoenix auto busi- ness. Mrs. Ed Babbitt came to Flag staff with her husband and will stay at Dave Babbitt's until his return.
 The city council met Wednesday morning to authorize payment in full for all the completed sewer that has thus far been accepted by the engi- neer. The weather has handicappd the contractors so much that the coun- cil felt justified in no longer observ- ing their rule of holding back quar- ter of the amount until the entire contract is fulfilled.
 The Confection Den, w. s. Borum, the proprietor, announces, has just se- cured the agency for two of the best known lines of candy-Nunnally's (made in Atlanta, Gal and Christo- pher's (made in Los Angeles) which in addition to the Den's homemade candies and the Chocolate Shop line, gives him variety that will make n sure appeal to his patrons.
 Mrs. Peter de Lome Overfield, who has been here for the past six weeks, recuperating from summer in the southern part of the state, will leave shortly for her home at Casa Grande, where her husband, former United States federal judge, has a large cot ton ranch. Mrs. Overfield is so de- lighted with Flagstaff she promises that she and her husband will have summer home here.
 George Verkamp, manager of Bab- bitt's Garage, got home the first of the week from Los Angeles, where he had been a couple of weeks. He drove back new Buick roadster, which he had sold to the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, and says he had the great pleasure of delivering big Buick touring car, while in Los Angeles, to Miss Elizabeth Hennessey, who is at tending college at Hollywood. The car was present from Miss Elizabeth's father, John Hennessey, of Flagstaff.