The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

engaged in building a new bridge on West Birch avenue over River de Flag.
 l Dr. Musgrave, chief predatory ani- i nal eradicat0r, returned this week from an extensive trip out on the res 1 ervation.
 c. D. Sanderson, the Spring Val i ley rancher and one of the republican candidates for county supervisor, was in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. Gyber returned the first of the week from Prescott, bringing back her two boys with her, who have been attending school there.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. w. Cress, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cress and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Archer are planning a trip to Grand Canyon on Sunday.
 c. R. Parker and son, Lear, left to- day for Phoenix, going overland in their car, Mrs. Parker remaining here until their return next spring.
 Outside of the fact that Monday is Labor Day and Tuesday is primary election day, the other days of next week will look about as per usual.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger and Harlow's two nephews, who are here spending the summer, were among those who recently visited the Grand Canyon.
 Howard Marine spent several days recently at Grand Canyon, on busi- ness connected with the Coconino Cop per Mining Co.,, of which he is one of the promoters and principal officers.
 A. c. Bader left this week for San Diego, where he finds the climate much more suited to his health and where he expects to make his home with his daughter, Mrs. V. A. Keith.
 Mrs. John L. Jones and daughter, Miss Lola McCollum, who had been here for several weeks visiting Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. R. T. Brown, and husband, left yesterday for their home in Junction, Texas.
 A. A. Tribolet, of Phoenix, has been in Flagstaff for several days looking up heavy steers for their meat pack ] ing plant at Phoenix. He says he f has not been having the best of luck in securing the big stuff most desired. ! Dr. P. G. Cornish, a pioneer resi- dent of Flagstaff, now one of the most prominent surgeons of the southwest, i was in Flagstaff Wednesday from AL buquerque, having been called as an expert witness in the Raymond-Nelson case.
 ! J. T. Rush will go to the Grand Canyon tomorrow to show the wond- CTS there to Mir. and Mrs. Shanklin and granddaughter, Miss Lovett, who are here from Texas, visiting MT. and Mrs. Rush in their home at Cliffs. Mrs. Shanklin is Mir. Rush's sister.
 Ed Hash, manager of the Rabbit wholesale dry goods house at Phoe- nix, spent part of Tuesday here with his family, who have been here visit ing for couple of weeks. Ed was on his way home from business trip to New York and other eastern cities. Arthur T. Esgate, cashier of the Valley bank, Phoenix, and family were in this section for couple of weeks vacation, during which they spent part of the time at Grand Canyon and Lake Mary. They left in their car on Tuesday to visit some of the towns west.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Gray have been in from their Bellemont summer home for several days, visiting friends. Mrs. Gray and the children will leave next week for their winter home in Phoe- nix, where the children will attend school, Harry not going down for couple of months yet.
 Mrs. Helen Colton and daughter, Miss Harriett, of Grand Canyon, were visiting friends in Flagstaff a couple of days this week. They were on their way to visit relatives at Prescott. Mrs. Cotton has the distinction of being the only lady Supreme" justice of the peace at Grand Canyon.
 Frank Scoville, cashier of the Citi- zens bank, at Williams, Mrs. Scoville, and the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Palmer, and their son, of Pasadena, Cal, were Flagstaff visitors on We'd nesday, also visiting the cliff dwell- ings. MT. Palmer is an official of the Pasadena National bank.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Fleming were very much surprised early Wednes- day morning when Dr. Paul Finn rang their door bell and brought them a | fine, chubby, nine-pound boy, request ing that they let the little fellow live there. They were very glad, indeed, to comply with the request. l
 T. A. Stahl and family returned on Tuesday night from the coast. Mrs. I Stahl and two daughters, the Misses Martha and Margaret, had been at San Bernardino for couple of weeks, MT. Stahl leaving here last Sunday to join them. He took the girls to Los. Angeles for a few hours before they'I left for home. l