The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Drop into the City Drug Store to- day and tomorrow and see ous spe- cials.
 Ali. Dickinson, during this month, has found work for more than 150 men through his employment agency.
 Miss Edna Poison of Williams has registered for the coming year at the Normal and will spend the winter at the Kennedy home.
 Lester Fuller, the biggest little man in the COW business over Winslow way, was in Flagstaff Saturday talking COW prices with cattle buyers.
 Friday night, October 8, at the Orpheum, the attraction will be Nit chell Lewis, in "King Spruce" given under the auspices of the Library Board of the Woman's Club. Get your tickets. N
 Ed. Walker, well known all over this strip of the north, was in Flag staff the first of the week from his present stamping grounds in the Hol- brook country, on visit to his many old cronies of the COW world.
 A. A. Triblett, the fat young man who buys fat cattle for the Phoenix Packing company, was in town this week to receive five carloads of cattle he purchased of the Hart Cattle com pany, for shipment to Phoenix.
 A. E. Manley, who came here from Phoenix Q few weeks ago and leased the Ideal hotel for two years from Mrs. H. L. Sullivan, has turned the lease back to Mrs. Sullivan, and left the first of the week for his former home.
 The Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Rozen's house on Birch street, Oct. Eth at 2:30. Wish all the members would try to be present, and bring new members with them.-Mrs. F. A. MORSE, president.
 Willard Sievere of Williams was in Flagstaff Saturday walking on two sticks, owing to a dislocated hip which he turned to Dr. Finn for treatment The hip was dislocated some three years ago and has been troubling him of and on ever since.
 D. P. Cram, assistant cashier of the bank at Kaneb, Utah, is visiting his father here this week. MT. Cram came over the Lees Ferry in an auto and says the road was pretty good all the way through. He came through the sand stretch without much trouble.
 James Treagle, whose attention car be easily attracted by being called "Jim," was in from his rancho or Anderson Mesa his week. He says he expects to raise a bumper crop oi tin lizzies out there next year ant now has quart of gasoline to bait 'em with.
 During a fit of mental abstraetior last week, Sun man wrote para graph announcing the birth to Mir. anc Mrs. C. P. Heisser of small baby boy. The little one's daddy bring. word from the little ones mama that it is not small baby boy, but biz baby girl.
 i, Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, Mir and Mrs. J. B. Gunter, MT. and Mrs s. R. Burke, Mir. and Mrs. Buel Hyd, and MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hart motoret down past Jack LeBarron's rancl to Canyon Padre on Sunday, cominS back with their cars loaded with wilt grapes and walnuts.
 T. A. Riordan and E. w. Hudson members of the board of regents ot the University of Arizona, arrived from Flagstaff Tuesday morning, reg istering at the Santa Rita. Mir. Rior dan is a large dealer in lumber witf interests in the northern part of thu state.-Tucson Star.
 Royal Lescher, the Phoenix arch. itect, was in Flagstaff Saturday morn ing looking over the work on the Nor, nal school building and the new Arm. ory. He came in by the way of Win, slow where he had been in consulta. tion with the lodge of Elks relative to their proposed new 0,000 home. John B. Oglesby, of Henrietta Okla, who had been here visiting his daughter, Mrs., Strickland, and hus. band, of Doney Park, left on Saturday to return to his home, deeply regrett- ing the necessity for leaving so soon as he is an ardent sportsman and wanted to get his deer before going back.
 Billy Switzer set of yesterday afternoon for Frank Shorts place where he expects to be able to in- veigle Frank to drop everything else and go off hunting with him. He will be back tonight. MT. and Mrs. Charlie Lehr set out for the same des- tination yesterday afternoon and will return Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Potter, who had been here for a three-day visit with Mrs. Elmore's parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. R. ElmorH returned Saturday to their home, Bayfield,, Colo, where MT, Potter has a position in a bank. Mrs Potter was Miss Lucille Elmore, a very popular Flagstaff young lady and was married only a few months ago.
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