The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05

George Patton, of Williams, was in Flagstaff on Wednesday on @ short overland trip.
 l R. c. Stevenson has moved his fam fly from Riordan into A. J. LeBarron's house on West Birch street. R. Thomson, manager of the local telephone office, went to Williams Sat urday on business, returning Sunday.
 Albert Rowe is at home again after about two years service with Uncle Sam, and has his working clothes on again.
 Mrs. Lou Charlebois and daughter left Wednesday for Prescott where she will place her daughter in school for the coming year.
 Dan Francis is back at his job in 1 the county supervisors office after d couple of weeks vacation in Los An geles and San Diego.
 c. A. Sanderson, of Maine, and H. H. Metzger, of Mormon Lake, both among our progressive farmers, were in town on business recently.
 County Supervisor Fred Caring is out again after his recent long ill., ness, and says he will be as hale and hearty as ever in few days.
 Mrs. Kinney, chief telephone opera tor at Winslow, returned to that town Sunday after spending several days helping in the work of the local ex- change.
 State Land Commissioner Mouer has been laid up for several days with stomach trouble, but is able to be out again though he has not gained his usual stride as yet.
 Harry Gray, of Bellemont, was in town Tuesday. With him came his son Charles who has just. returned from San Pedro, where he had been work ing for some time.
 A divorce was granted by Judge J. E. Jones of the superior court on Tuesday to Leona Sisson, of Flag staff, from Guy B. Sisson. The charge was non-support and cruelty. Undersheriff Bill Hicklin went to Oak Creek Thursday to get two men charged with catching trout out of season. He says he saw two deer and a flock of twenty-five wild turkeys, the latter almost tame.
 J. A. Davis, who taught at the Nor man school here during the last year, and who has been staying at Riordan since the term ended, took his family | to Los Angeles this week. where he will teach in Southwestern University.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves illness will probably force another postponement of the next superior court sitting, as he is counsel in the two cases of im- portance scheduled to come up. The court was to have been convened on next Thursday.
 i J. c. Brown, the railroad avenue merchant, observed Labor Day by moving his and Mrs. Browns furni- ture into their house, which had just been vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Joe | Schmidt, who moved into Mrs. c. w. Heisser's North Beaver street house.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold and Sheriff J. o. Harrington were in Pres colt Saturday attending the federal trial of Forest Supervisor Yarnell, of the Tusayan National Forest, test case to ascertain whether the govern ment or the state had authority in fencing case.
 Roger Corbett, Jr., of San Fran cisco, who has been here since Thanks giving, graduating at the Normal last May, and since then helping s. L. Finley in his store, will go to Ash urst, Graham county, tomorrow, to begin his duties as principal of the school there.
 Mrs. H. H. McNeil, of Tolleson, who had been here several days visit ing his daughter, Miss Carrie McNeil, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Clark, left Sunday for home, Miss Carrie accompanying her for short vacation from her duties in Babbitt's dry-goods department.
 V. A. Moore, J. W. Francis right hand man at the Northern Arizona Motor Co. garage, with his wife. left last week in their car for Kemp, Tex, to take home MT. Moore's parents. MT. and Mrs. J. r. Moore, who had been here during the week on visit. V. A. expects to be back sometime next week.
 Miss Agnes Todd, of Prescott, was the guest of Mrs. F. S. Breen and other friends here the first of the week. Miss Todd was on her way home from Chicago, where she has been purchasing her fall display of millinery She ran into strike trou- bles after leaving Kansas City and reached here only 12 hours late.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Brooks, put in the holiday at Rogers Lake, where MT. Brooks cut hay all day. Then there came cloudburst. Mir. Brooks says that Jack Crabbe, who has big ranch out there. has had an awful time trying to get his hay. crop in. He began cutting on the 18th of last | month. and has had most of the crop soaked, and some of it soaked again