The Coconino sun., 1919-10-10

hioh, was III ridSstdll odtuIudy
 Harry Hibben, Jr., is in Los An
 geles for few days, going there or
 Tuesday.
 F. 6. G,lHall, the .Hatbirook real estat,
 man, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday
 morning on business. r" - v
 It spilled snow pretty lively herr
 early yesterday morning, but it dis
 appeared as fast as it fell.
 Just received another new line ot
 winter hats, which will be on displa,
 Friday and Saturday. Power Hat ShoI
 This is simply ideal weather fol
 painting. If you intend painting your
 house this fall, do it now.--W H
 Morse, P. O. Box 1345.
 MT, and Mrs. Joe Froehmiller have
 moved in from their ranch at Canyon
 Diablo to remain until the bleak days
 of winter come and go again.
 LOST-Bill fold, with bills in it
 also change purse, containing white ivory ring, set with diamonds. Re ward for return to Sun office.
 | Horace Nay is up from the Winslow store of the J. c. Penney Co.,, working in the local store until Manager w. D. Draine gets back from his fall buy ing in Los Angeles.
 Chas. R. Chestnut came up from Williams on Monday, remaining here with his many old friends and cronies until Wednesday, when he left for his ranch in Pitnan valley. A sign in front of your store and signs on your windows and door will add greatly to your daily trade. Mir. Merchant, I'll paint 'em for you.-W. H. Morse, P. o. Box 1345.
 Mrs. s. L. Finley and children re- turned Monday night from Phoenix, where they had been for more than a week, to have a nasal operation per formed on 10-year-old Herbert. A. J. Fenstemaker was in from his ranch on Oak Creek this week. Mir. Fenstemaker reports there is con- siderable unlawful killing of game down that way and especially of doe.
 Wall papering and interior decor ating and painting should be done be- fore housekeeping, rather than after ward. Drop me card if you want any such work done.-W. H. Morse, P. o. Box 1345.
 Mrs. Ida Greer returned on Wednes- dayo from Leupp, where she had been for several weeks as matron at the mission school, relieveing Mrs. Ste phen Janus, who had been East on a vacation visit. . ...
 w. J. Randall, the cattleman of Pine and Clear Creek, was in Flag staff Tuesday on business. He is we'll pleased with range conditions down his way but not so we'll pleased with the market.
 Miss Kathryn Keller, i'll with a bad cold for the first few days of this week, was deprived thereby of the pleasure of party, in honor of her 18th birthday, which had been planned for her by her mother, Mrs. c. A. Kel- Ter. .-
 R. J. Connor went to Williams on the train Sunday, driving back wit Mrs. Connor, who had been there for few days visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Juhl. Dick says they found snow on the ground at Maine.
 w. D. Draine, manager of the J. C. | Penney & Co. store here, returned Tuesday night from his recent dry goods buying trip to Los Angeles. He | Says goods are not at all plentiful, l and that shoes are still climbing the price upgrade.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. Nelson rode to Williams Sunday with Prof. Earl A. Lawyer, of the Normal school fac ulty, and Mrs. Lawyer. MT. and Mrs. Lawyer drove back, MT. and Mrs. Nel- son spending the rest of the day wit MT. and Mrs. Scoville.
 . J. L. McIver, one of the original locaters of the United Eastern gold mine, was in town yesterday, and our local investors in the various gold min ing projects now under way hung with breathless suspense on every word that fell from his lips.
 Dick connor, manager of the dry goods department at Babbitts', is put ting up lot of additional shelving in the bargain basement, hoping in that way to help take care of the big de- mand for goods made by constantly number of boyers.
 A party, consisting of Miss. E. L. o. H. Truman and G. H. Hamilton, all of the Observatory, left he Observatory at S:30 Sunday morn ng and walked to the saddle of the San Francisco peaks, returning at 2 ). m. It isl some climb for man and s especially remarkable feat for a ady. Mrs. Harry Embach returned to Flagstaff last week and after short 'isit with Mrs. M. c. Fronske will go o Grand Canyon with her husband 1. lieut.. Harry Embach, to remain with he Griffins until they secure a home ! n Flagstaff. Mrs. Embach has been Sss t Wellington, Kansas, for several Z nonths. '.".|- '- Charles Larson, of Williams, the t oung man who has superintended the t hearing of sheep in days gone by, t nd who is now shearing wood from he public domain for the benefit of V eople who will be up against a cold D inter, and who is doing it by whole