The Coconino sun., 1919-09-12

force of County Engineer J. B
 Wright.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. DeBrisay, of Oatman, spent the weekend here, as the guests of MT. and Mrs. P. H Nelson.
 F. M. Pribble, claim adjuster fo, the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Winslow, was in Flagstaff Saturday on business.
 Raymond and Miss Hally Tatzlaff of Phoenix, who had been here visit. ing their uncle, w. H. Switzer, return, ed home Sunday.
 Capt. and Mrs. E. M Robison spent the weekend at Oak Creek as guests of MT. and Mrs. Harlow Yea. ger in the latter's summer cottage.
 Bert Babbitt went out to his ranch. on the Grand Canyon road, on Friday to spend a few days overseeing some improvements that he is having made there.
 l Mir. and Mrs. w. H. May. who have big farm at Glendale, Ariz., passed through here on Monday on their way home from motor vacation in Cal ifornia.
 l A. A. Dutton, of Kingman, was in Flagstaff Saturday on a short busi- ness trip and visit to old friends. MT. Dutton was on his way home from Phoenix.
 | w. D. Kinsey returned the first of the week from Phoenix, where he made arrangements to run a winter woodward. The wood will be shipped from here.
 Judge Jones, of the superior court, has released Sibone Barone from the county jail and he is back in business his sentence for bootlegging had been nearly all served.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Parker and daughter, of Los Angeles. who have been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Pete Barden the mast week. left Monday morning on No. 4 for Tennessee.
 If you need signs of any kind and all you business people dol am the man to see about them. Work guaranteed to satisfy you in every way.-W. H. Morse, P. o. Box 1345. 1 Mrs. J. c. Kelley is improving so I ioptuy at tiiC NCCufeS, WH6Te MT. Kelly took her several weeks ago. that the doctors say she will very likely be able to come home by the 20th of this month.
 W. D. Draine and Pete Schallberg motored to Mormon Lake Sunday, ey- pecting to come back with car full of fish, but found the water too rough to hermit of any assault upon it's in- habitants. | Prof. John Duncan, who was member of the Lowell Observatorv force several years ago, stopped of here to visit old friends Sunday. He is now teaching astronomy at the Wellesly College in Massachusetts,.
 Mrs. c. o. Robinson recently ac- cepted a temporary position at the Tempe Normal school as preceptress and will remain there for few months until relieved. Mrs. Robinson had been offered the place perma- nently. but declined it.
 Leslie Clayton. the beef producer of the Verde. was in FlapstaR the first of the week. He recently sold his fat stuff at the Jerome market, as have many other stockmen down in that section of the country. He says that grass is still waving on his range. Mir. and Mrs. !. Harold Parker and ! little daughter. Dixie of Los Angeles who are on an extended trip through the South. where they will visit Mrs Parker's home in Tennessee, stopned over in Flapstaff to visit Mr. and Mrs. Pete Barden. and other friends for few days.
 Lloyd B. Christy. state examiner and his assistant. John Mayer, Of Phoenix. were in Flagstaff the first of the week finishing up work left here. Mir. Christv says that Mrs. Ch,istv and family will soon move back to Phoenix to make their home permanently.
 W. D. Lloyd, of Menop,inee. Mich. manufacturer of the Lloyd Peerless line of baby carriapes handled by Sul- livan & Tavlor and who invented the only machine that will s,ccessfuIlv weave rattan was here with his wife the first of thn week on their way home from California.
 Dr. S. F. Herr;ck and wife and | daughter. cf Boulder. Colo. friends of | Mrs. John Kerley. whom they knew in | their former home in eastern Kansas. | are taking in the siohts around here this week, on a motor trip to the | coast. The doctor says we ought to 1 hire him tn leave here for wherever he is there is always rain.
 A merry bunch rode on horseback to the peaks on Sunday. but did not go to the top because If the rain. and were thoroughly wet before they cot hack home They were: MT. and Mrs. w. s. RnsIm. the Misses Thelma Har- vison. Mary Beckwith and Margaret Wyrick. and Elmer Jackson, Ray Ramsey and L. c. Stephenson.
 A Ford house-car stopped here on Monday on the way west. It was lib- erally painted with all kinds of ads and other information from which one could gather that it started from Seat tie, had been in New York and Wash ington. D. C., and was on it's way home, the total trip comprising 10000