The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15

James hupe, rancher or Malne, was in town yesterday telling how things used to be back in Arkansas, wherei .hee originally sprang from. Interest on the part of shoppers in the bargain basement at Babbitt's is. proving to be fully up to expectations. and there are throngs of visitors to the new department daily.
 Sidney Gassman has received his new fall and winter samples of mems clothing, and says he intends to see to it that the men of Flagstaff are dressed better than ever this year.
 Miss Margaret Boenitsch, of Gin cinnati, who had been visiting friends in this city for several weeks, has zone to California, to take in the big fleet review and some of the natural scenery.
 Prof. w. E. Berg has been called to Cleybourne, Kans., by the critical ill., ness of his brother. He will not be one of the Normal faculty this year, but will teach zoology in the Univer- sity of California.
 Mrs. Sebino Baron, whose convic- tion in the city court for selling booze is related in another column, got out of jail by paying $200 of her $450 fine, agreeing to pay the rest before the end of this month.
 The Switzer auto painting factory has just put a new top on Mrs. w. H. Power's car. MT. Switzer also treated Wm. Campbells car to a glossy coat of paint, preliminary to the latter's departure for Pasadena, Cal.
 Mrs. c. c. Thornton is still very i'll. The trouble is cancer. This patient sufferer has undergone several opera tions, both in Los Angeles and in AL buquerque, and the surgeons have ad- vised against again resorting to the knife.
 Fred Cruise, general freight and passenger agent for Arizona, accom- panied by Mrs. Cruise, stopped off here Wednesday night, remaining over the following day to meet Supt. Robert Talley, of the United Verde company, who expected to come in during the day.
 Miss Madeline Gibbons is here from Phoenix with $10,000 worth of femi- nine wearing apparel, which is now being offered in a special sale at the Nelson Style Shop. Mir. Switzer, own CT of the Switzer Style Shop, Phoenix, is expected here before the sale ends. According to c. c. Stemmer, one of the live wires of the thriving city of Cottonwood, big Labor Day cele- bration will be held there on Labor Day, with all sorts of sports and 1 speeches to round out a perfect day. Bills and cards announcing the big event will come later.
 Corporal Barry Jolly, of St. Johns, formerly of this city, who has just been mustered out at Fort Bliss from the Field Hospital Corps, fourth divi- sion, was here yesterday visiting Cliff Kramer and other friends. Barry was {, in all the big drives on the other side, putting in IA months in France.
 Miss Marie Powers, daughter of Dr. J. c. Powers, of Hampton, Iowa, ar rived here Saturday morning for a | visit at the home of her uncle. M. I. Powers, president of the Citizens Bank. Her father will also be here this week. Both are very well known and popular here, having made many warm friends during former visits here.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold is in Los Angeles, fighting for the extradi- ton of Ferrnin Arrange, of this city, alleged booze seller, who was arrest ed by the Los Angeles police a cou- pie of weeks ago. Sheriff J. o. Har- rington is still there, enjoying the sights while waiting for the Califor- nia authorities to loosen their grip on the Mexican.
 J. c. Dolan, of the Flagstaff ,Lum- bex Co.,; I. B. Koch, of the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, and R. A. Nickerson, of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, held conference at the offices of the former on Monday after noon, with Mir. Reinhardt of Los An geles, general freight agent of the Santa Fe, and Fred Cruse of Phoenix, assistant general freight agent, Fred Hernandez, the artistic young man who makes Babbitt Bros. Trad ing Go. windows so attractive, return ed last week from Chicago where he has been taking a postgraduate course in window dressing. Mrs. Her nandez and baby returned from Tur- lock, Cal, where she has been visit ing her mother, Mrs. c. M. Funston, the day previous to Fred's return from Chicago.
 Mrs. Jagger, widow of the late Wal ter Jagger, has just returned with her two daughters, Dorothy and Elizabeth, from Los Angeles, where they had been living for the last four months. After two weeks here as the guest of Mrs. Jagger's sister, Mrs. Fred J. Lusk, she will take the little girls to Roswell, N. M., where they will attend school this winter, Mrs. Jagger remaining there with them.
 D. NJ. Bunker, for years a mem Der of the Santa Fe divisional engi- neer's office, later assistant county engineer under J. A. Lamport, was in Flagstaff between trains yesterday seeing old friends. Bunk is now located in Los Angeles and is still on the engineer force. He had been east on railroad business and could not