The Coconino sun., 1919-10-17

| Wednesday to attend the fair and ex- |hibit Kim.
 Harold Sykes went to Oak Creek on Friday for a little hunt, but re turned empty handed. Bob Mitchell was kept home from Ithe Mitchell x Mack auto repair shop for several days this week by the grip.
 Chris Nelson was in from Doney Park on Tuesday looking for men to pick spuds. He says his crop this year is fair.
 Harry Gray was in from Bellemopt on Monday, bringing along a few more choice epitaphs for our Cheer ful Chirps cuss.
 G. E. Engstrom, one of the most popular members of the travelling fra ternity, whose headquarters are at Fl Paso, was here the first of the week.
 Henry Frisch, of Los Angeles, a tailor of many years experience, ar rived here on Friday to work in Cress Bros tailoring and clothes-cleaning shop.
 J. B. Gunter and Simeon Burke went over toward the Little Colorado hunting on Saturday, but the only buck they saw refused to come home with them.
 Francis D. Crable has been engaged to defend Mrs. Jean Percy Farrell, charged with the murder last month of her husband at their Garland Pairie ranch home.
 Dr. Lane, who had been here for about two months visiting Dr. Ray mond, left Wednesday night to return to his home in Chicago, very much improved in health.
 A. A. Foster, of c. A. Blacks gro cerv, and Frank Boil, of The Sun staff, are on a two weeks vacation hunting trip, with turkeys as their chief object in life.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert AssNlin have moved from the Lee Doyle house here in town, to Cliffs, where MT. Asselin has a responsible position with the Greelaw Lumber Go.
 The concrete walls of Joe Waldhaus' new garage are finished. Sidewalks and floor will be laid and the roof UQt Ou tfllS WCChS 0llu JOe VIII SOOu be comfortably housed.
 Tillman Bros., of the New White Garage, sold one of their Rec auto mobile trucks last week to c. A. Black, who is using it in delivering to his grocery customers.
 Thos. A. Rickel, general manager of the grocery department of Babbitts, 1~fk Tx,~,Ia,, H,I.T..c,.a for rest and on business, and will not be back until the end of the month.
 Chas. McGookin has been added to the working force at Harold s. Sykes Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop, to help take care of the rush of work that tire factoring establishment is being flooded with.
 County Clerk Rees and County As sessor Dunn put in most of last week down Sycamore Canyon way. It rain ed, and it blowed, and it hailed, and it showed; but the clouds didn't send down any bucks.
 The Misses Alberta Platz, Ethel Saunders, Myrtle Paxton, Fife Craw- ley and Pearl Lyles went out to the Also ranch, beyond Fort Valley, Sun day night, and cooked Mir. Also and themselves a most appetizing supper.
 Hugh McGookin went out snookin' and came in with tanned wild turkey last week, b'gosh. The turkeys must "a been snoozin' and didn't know he was losin' when McGookin come snookin' and bumped him in the slosh.
 The F. & A. M. initiated Charles E. Larson, of Williams, and Stanton Borum on Monday night. Winslow Lodge will initiate five new members tomorrow and has asked Flagstaff members to come down and help, the work beginning at 2:30 p. m.
 Dave Steele came up from his ranch on Monday to explain why he didn't deliver that promised venison to his friends, laid in stock of magazines for his and Mrs. Steele's delectation, and promised to come again yesterday with the venison this time.
 Roy Baird went to Ash Fork Sat urday night and spent Sunday with his brother-in-law, J. J. Slamon, each trying to console the other over the absence of his wife--the two ladies being in Denmark, visiting at their old home.
 w. J. Stephens, the half-and-half man, left yesterday for Kirkland to spend the winter making his mining claims look better. w. J. is half engi- neer and half mountaineer, and di- vides his time between the mountains and his mines. z a
 Senator Isaac Earth, of Albuquer- que, spent Monday and Tuesday here, in consultation with Mercer Temper ley, by whom he has been employed to help in endeavoring to obtain a communication in the death sentence of Simplicio Torez, murderer of Victor E. Melick, of Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Marian, who re- gently sold their home to Mrs. Wilson, have given up possession to the new owner and moved to the Ideal Hotel, where they will spend the winter and as much more time as may elapse be- fore MT. Marian gets their contem-