The Coconino sun., 1919-09-12

George Babbitt, Jr., left this week for Los Angeles to attend school the coming year.
 Mrs. s. S. Acker is at Fort Valley visiting her daughter, Miss Alma, who is teaching there.
 Cattle Inspector Ed. Hamilton was in Flagstaff from Williams Saturday on business connected with his office.
 Charles and Paul Rabbit left on Tuesday for the winter term at Georgetown University, Washington, D. c.
 J. w. Francis, proprietor of the Northern Arizona Motor Co.,, sold a Studebaker Six last week to D. M. Francis.
 o. H. Richardson, principal of the high school, has sold small residence near his home to Charles Johnson, a colored man.
 Manager LaScala, of the grocery department at Babbitt's, left the first of the week for various Eastern and Southern cities, on 5cs,nesss.
 The Knights and Ladies of Security will give dance in Marian hall on Wednesday night, September 24; mu- sic by Truswell's orchestra.
 Mir. Hill, proprietor of the Flagstaff Marble Works, has been in Clark dale, Kingman and other southern and western towns for two weeks.
 Lieut.. Elmer Duffield, of Williams, was in Flagstaff the first of the week attending the meeting of sheepmen with the Forest Service officials.
 Martin Keith, rancher at Big Deer Park, IS miles north of here, has a display of red oats in Babbitt's gro- cery department 5 feet 3 inches in height, which "is some oats," Mart says.
 A wheelwright from Louisville, Ky, arrived this week to install the ma chinery in Wilson & Kester's new flour mill, and get everything in readi- ness for the anticipated big rush when the new crop begins to come in.
 Dr. A. E. Douglas stopped off here Tuesday with Dr. E. s. Milkr for the day to secure stump specimens for his study of ancient weather condi- tions. He was on his way home to Tucson from a visit to his old home in Boston. .-. --s-~-.-s..---..-
 G. c. Becker, of the Western Mer- cantile Co.,, who has been east on an extended buying trip for the new store owned by R. G. Stephenson and will be back in a day or so. The store will have a general open ing day on September 20.
 A team belonging to Jeff Nelson, of Oak Creek, left Babbitt's warehouse on dead lope while Jeff wasn't look {, ing, Tuesday forenoon, and was stop ped by being edged off the road out 1 near the Pollock ranch. They didn't.do any damage except to give a wagon load of apples a rough ride.
 Borun1 ,&, Ramsey have shifted their 1 ownership matters. around consider ably, Billy Borum buying Rays inter- est in the Confection Den and selling him his own interest in the candy fac tory, so that each is now "sole | owner" Ray is away on a candy selling excursion to Williams, Ash | Fork and beyond.
 George w. Harben, assistant coun- y attorney, received postal card on Friday from Simplicio Torez, the murderer of Victor Melick,g of Will jams. who is now in the pen at Flor snce awaiting execution. On one side $ photo of the death trap and on he other Torez drew several skulls md wrote: "Think of me-" Probably le imagines he is going to keep George awake of nights.
 E. Lennon, manager of the furui- ;ure department at Babbitt's. is send ng forty of their finest Navajo blankets to Phoenix, where they will lelp make up a carload of Arizona products which will be shipped to Kansas City for the Arizona exhibit # agriculture and, horticulture. This exposition opens in a few weeks, Mall E olm A. Frazer, state immigration commissioner, will manage the Ari- ona exhibit. gA
 Zane Grey, the celebrated author, as applied, through Jack Wilson, hief of the local Elks' lodge, for 'errnit to take part in the big Sit |, 'reaves forest elk hunt next month. tame Warden Prochaska has inform d Mir. Wilson that while he will be ], leased to have Mir. Grey with them, is application will have to come t trough in the regular way and take ( $ chances when the drawing for the