The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
Thoroughbred Holstein COW for sale.

 MT. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough left this week in their car for visit in California.
 Mrs. J. c. Brown has as guest Miss Alice billiard, of Springfield, Mo-, an old-time friend
 Judge J. E. Jones, of the Superior i Court, went to Holbrook on Wednes- day to hold court for Judge Crosby.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Clark and their two little boys went to Phoenix yesterday to spend about two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. John Zalaha and fam ily, who have been spending month in California, are expected home next week.
 [ A. F. Poison and Jas. Mckay were up from Williams yesterday, the for mer helping the latter prove up on his homestead.
 Mrs. Joe Tissaw, wife of the cleo trician at the Flagstaff Electric Light plant, will leave in few days for an extended visit in California. ! Stock Inspector Ed. Hamilton, of Williams, was in town Wednesday, party for sociability's sake and mostly on business connected with his office. ! Mrs. Webster, in whose Bellemont home hospitality always abounds, was in Flagstaff on Wednesday and met many friends who were mighty glad to see her.
 Miss Rell Gelder, who had been the stenographer for several weeks at the Coconina Farm Bureau, went to Phoe- nix on Saturday, where she will re- main this winter.
 Mrs. Margaret Nagler, of San Jose, Cal, is here for a few days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred w. Perkins, and then will go to Kentucky, to spend the winter with her grandparents.
 H. D. McVey, of Phoenix, state manager of the Mountain States Tele- phone & Telegraph Co.,, spent Tues day in Flagstaff. J. H. Green, district cashier of the company, of Phoenix, was here yesterday.
 Walter Lindblom, of the Arizona Central Bank, who with Mrs. Lind blom, has been at their old home in Michigan since the first of the month, is expected home next week. Mrs. Lindblom will stay in Michigan few weeks longer.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hensing went to Oatman this week, their household goods having been sent down last week. They will remain there for some time, as Fred will be busy su- perintending sinking to lower level the shaft in the Oatman Amalgamat- ed gold mine.
 Mrs. Gertrude Thomas got back on Sunday from a months vacation in Albuquerque and Trinidad, and is now again at her desk at the Santa Fe depot. She says she had a regally good time, but, nevertheless, was very happy when the train got close enough so she could see the peaks. Arthur Anderson, of Anderson & McMillan, the new owners of the big Frank Chadek mercantile establish ment at Maine, was in town yesterday to tell his friends here that he had not forgotten them and would drop in occasionally to see that they are all getting along all right,
 F. A. Reid, of Seligman; z. R. ITowery, of Williams; Abe Lukin, of | Chandler; F. Wallace, of Ash Fork; R. w. Betts, of Williams; and Jno. Steu- art, A. G. Sianz, c. s. Ruhl, and D. c. Lomey and family, all of Tuba City, were among well-known Arizona people registered at the Weatherford this week.
 Hugh D. Tillman got a buck the first of the week. In doing so, he nearly walked to death three tender | feet whom he had induced, by glowing stories of the good hunting in store, to accompany him. They were Gen eral Manager Miller and Messrs. As kew and Simpson, all United States tire men of Phoenix.
 R. J. Connor, manager of the dry goods department at Babbitts', with Mrs. Connor, motored to Williams yesterday afternoon, to spend few days with the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Juhl. Dick expects to get much-needed rest, coat of tan, and few ducks, deers and things before he comes back to work. 1 Mir. Hussar, who has practiced law in Los Angeles for some time, was | here last week. He had been at Phoe- nix and Prescott, looking for a good place to locate, and the legal lights down there, advised him to come here. When he found dut how many law boys Flagstaff possesses, he decided not to stay, and went back to Los Angeles.
 A local paper had long article on Tuesday about the challenge re- gently issued by Bud Anderson to Ralph Pena, winner of the recent box ing match at the Flagstaff Athletic Club carnival, and refers to Mr. An derson as athletic director" of the club. He was, until about six weeks ago, when Andy Samsky was made director.
 { Geo. Peterson took his chickens and some other stuff to Holbrook last week, and then came back for more stuff, to outfit Himself for spending the winter with his cattle outfit which he recently bought from George Dent, who is now irrigation-farming at San SimoN Mrs. Peterson and the chil- dren will remain in Flagstaff this [ ,...nIn,, hnna.,ea o,,~ go1zrDle s