The Coconino sun., 1919-10-10

new mats rlday ana Satufday at the
 Power Hat Shop.
 MT. Tompkinson of Phoenix spent
 several days here recently, visiting ,Aiiss Carrie McNeal.
 Miss Len6re Ffancis,; county super. Ftenaent of7'schools, has been III '% for fsevefai days this week. r, E mr-r r. Mrs: F, R. Goodman went to Hol.
 brook on. Wednesday to visit during Fthe rest of the week with relatives.
 !, Just received a new line of dress
 hats, which will be on display Fri
 day and Saturday. Power Hat Shop.
 Hayes Weidner, assistant water
 superintendent, began on Monday the
 erection of residence on his home
 stead north of town.
 Attorney Gerald T. Walls household
 furniture is being shipped to Los
 Angeles. They have secured house
 there, and MT. Wall will not return to
 Flagstaff until Mrs. Wall is settled
 in her new home. .... ... ... f Mrs. J. E. Buckbee, wife of the mer-
 chant at Kayenta, is here fora few
 days having her eyes treated. She is
 staying at the Normal school dormi- tory with her daughter, Miss Harriet,
 a student. ,ssra.. s.a
 E The board of supervisors on Monday
 granted the petition for the establish
 ment of an accommodation school at
 Oak Creek, but held up petition for
 the establishment of school at A. l..
 & T. lumbefcamp No. l. ...
 R. Thompson, until recently man.
 ager of the local office of the Moun-
 tain States Telegraph & Telephone Co.,, left for Fl Paso on Saturday. He expects to locate there and, it is un-
 derstood, Mrs. Thompson will leave
 Flagstaff this week to join him.
 A. E. Goodman, district plant chief of the Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Co.,, came to Flagstaff Wednesday and will return to Phoe- nix tonight. D. E. Jeffery, manager of the telephone office at Winslow, is also here, and will go home tomorrow.
 Joe Waldhaus says he's expectinp another carload of those perfectly good Oldsmobile auto trucks, of which | he has sold so many during the last | few weeks. His latest sale of one of | these trucks was to James Frey, who | is using it in his transfer and general trucking work.
 George Verkamp, the good-looking manager of the Babbitt auto sales | room and garage, was supposed to have left Los Angeles Sunday night, to drive big Buick car back to Flag staff. He had not arrived here late yesterday afternoon, so it is supposed that he was held up somewhere west of here by the storm.
 H. S. Cutler, a prominent stockman of Fredonia, accompanied by N. s. Petty, arrived in Flagstaff last week With big herd of mules they intend selling Tn this section. MT. Cutler has been a resident of northern Coconino county for good many years and an- nounces that he is disposing of his property there and intends moving to California.
 c. w. Westover, rancher out on Dead Mans Flat, was in town Tues day. He is still feeling a little peaked" the result of a fall from his horse several days ago. when the animal stepped in dog-hole. He got a broken collar bone and sundry se- we're bruises from the sudden con tact of his solid 200 pounds with the hard ground. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Trippel, who . have been honeymooning at Grand !, Canyon, are at the Ideal Hotel, here. On Wednesday night they were routed put from their room by some of thei~ friends and taken to the Normal school, where a repast was served. Mrs. Trippel, who was Miss Dorothy { ritcomb, of Nogales, was until her a student at the Normal. 2
 The Oatman Amalgamated Gold !, Mining Co. will begin work within a lew days in sinking their shaft the [ 'est of the way to the 600-foot level. put have not decided whether to do he work by contract or undertake it themselves. The directors met at the 1. Commercial Hotel Wednesday. Chas. 'rochnow, secretary, since his recent rip to the mine, is more enthusiastic han ever over the outlook. -...
 Manager Bronaugh, of the Kansas City Scenic Company, is here thi, week installing the stage fittings and cenery at the Normal school audi orinm. These include various drops nd wings to represent street, wood. lio, landscape and garden scenes, and arlor, kitchen and other interiors Border lights will be provided and the tage settings will probably be the nost. elaborate and complete of any in :: Iorthern Arizona. s ,.., ....
 Harry J. Gray was in from Belle 1: ,ont Monday, distributing catalogs of {: he coming state fair at Phoenix. He ! fit lot of them at both drug stores : nd the banks, where all who wish lay get them. Harry says he wrote { overnor Campbell to find out what ! is appointment as vice president of le National Park Touring Associa- 1: on means. The governor replied 1: lat it is merely an ornery-beg par {: on!-honorary appointment, and he ouldn't have much to do unless the 2 resident dies. - ! Mr uo col ..olzsr- Al n ..--s n | .