The Coconino sun., 1920-11-05

= North Beaver.
 Gavino Tafoya left on Wednesday for Prescott, where his wife has been staying for several weeks for her health, and after few weeks with her there will go on to his winter quar- ters in the Phoenix country.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Lockett left on Wednesday night for Phoenix, where they will spend the winter. Miss Vir- ginia Lockett, our new county super intendent of schools, left yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Jim McRae, driving the Lockett family car.
 John Bridwell left Monday for Flagstaff, where he will attend school and be company for his father who is running blacksmith shop there.
 MT. Sancett, who owns beautiful home in Catlin Court, will arrive next month from his summer place at Flagstaff. f.--Glendale News.
 2 "Nevvy" Smith was up from Can .yon Diablo on Monday, sort of scout ing around to get the latest republi- can dope and to find out if there is any kind of poison that can be admin istered to democrats chat will conduct them painlessly hence.- (Later:. Looks like he found the dope.)
 Manuel LaScala, the genial man. ager of the fruit and vegetable de- partment at Rabbits, left Wednes- day for New Orleans on a visit to his father, whom he has not seen for 3l years. MT. LaScala, senior, just re- gently arrived from Italy and is living with his sons and daughters in New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Russell leave next week flor Phoenix to spend remaind- CT of the winter. Fred cleaned up all ofs his fall work on his Fort Valley ranch early, so that his wife may have the advantage of as much of the Phoenix warm weather as possible, in the hope that it may prove beneficial to her rheumatism.
 Charles F.. Howard, the pioneer sheepman, was in Flagstaff Wednes- day from Ash Fork, where he had been experimenting the shipment of large bunch of sheep. Chas. remark ed that he found the raising of sheep and voting the democratic ticket were not congenial occupations, SO changed one outfit this year.
 Warning was issued by County At torney L. M. Laney in signed state ment that he would prosecute any res taurant keepers, hotel or lodging house keepers or others who might engage in profiteering during state fair week at the expense of the crowds who would be gathered in Phoenix from all parts of the state.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Caring, of San Diego, is here visiting her brother-in-law Fred Caring. and family. She is on her way to Denver for visit, travel. ing alone, though she is 75 years of age. This is her seventh round trip between San Diego and Denver, and each time she makes it she gets lit- tie better acquainted with Arizona.
 Joe Waldhaus, left Wednesday morning for New York city, where his wife and little son have been for sev- eral months visiting her people. He will stay there about three weeks, then bring the Missus and youngs.er home with him. Cliff J. Kramer is keeping the wheels turning at Joe's garage during the latter's absence.
 c. A. Black and Miss Agnes Kahn left on Monday for Los Angeles. Chet has been very much under the wealth CT for several days with stomach trou- ble, and will consult specialists. Mrs. Black and Chester, Jr., are in Los An geles, spending the winter Miss Kahn will remain in Los Angeles this win ter, to take business college course.
 Several of the officers and employees of the Grand Canyon Cattle company drove 1,500 head of cattle in from their range in Rock House valley the first of the week, for shipment. They report that at least hundred car loads of homeseekers have been out to look at the big valley beyond the Colorado since the middle of the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Charlie Marshall and one of her little daughters returned on Sun day from few days visit to her old home in Yuma, where many of her family are living. She is elated to hear that Yuma had gone republican, for the first time in it's history, saying that those of her family who live there, had worked to that end with might and main.
 Judge Crosby, of Navajo county, was in Flagstaff yesterday from Hol- brook to sit on the superior bench for Judge Jones in a trial case. Judge Crosby advises that Navajo county republicans had elected c. E. Owens and J. E. Richards as supervisors; James Scott to the state senate, and Lee Newman as sheriff by good ma- jcrities. The rest of the state and county ticket went democratic.
 w. S. Borum has been engaged bv Fred J. Lusk to promote the sale of Kim and None-Such mince meat in Northern Arizona, and will be active ly on the job and on the road within few days. MT. Lusk made final ar- engagements with Billy some time ago, but the latter had to wait until he could close up his local business mat ters before devoting his entire time to the new work. Billy's popularity and ability to make friends will be big