The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

Mir. and Mrs. Dick Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Osler spent Sunday at Mormon Lake.
 Mrs. Lou Charlebois is back at her home here after a couple of weeks spent out at the Charlebois ranch, be- yond the Peaks. ...
 Major Geo. w. Harben, assistant county attorney, went to Phoenix Sat urday night, on business, to be gone for two or three days.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. Williams and Walter Thomasson, of Putnam valley were among the out-of town people seen here last Saturday.
 Jimmie Swinnerton, C. L. Fleck and Stuart Smith are in town again from their two-weeks' expedition to var ious reservation points.
 Mrs. George Nee, of Wilcox, who with her two little sons had been here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pulliam, have returned to their home.
 Dock Quinn, who has ben spending couple of cool weeks here, returned to Phoenix Saturday to take up his old stand behind the desk at the Adams hotel.
 Will Marian came home from Phoe- nix the last of the week and is as busy as bee getting ready for the open ing of the new drug store on North Leroux street. pS
 One of the big auto trucks of the Automobile Association of Southern California was in town Tuesday. The men with it are putting up new road signs all through the northern part of this state.
 Judge R. J. Kidd and family re- turned Sunday night from Los An geles, where they had been vacation ing for a couple of weeks, and the judge is again starring in his dual role as banker and marrier.
 Harry More and Frank Onstott left Wednesday for Flagstaff. MT. More will meet his wife and make a tour of the northern counties, and Mir. On stott to attend to large ranch inter- ests at Flagstaff.-Glendal News.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson returned Monday from Grand Canyon, where they had been for more than a month. Joe is feeling as fit as a fiddle-string and is back at his desk just inside of and next to the front door of the Ari- zona Central bank.
 R. T. Brown, the sheep individual, was in Williams Saturday on business.
 Supreme Judge Henry Ross, of Phoenix, was in Flagstaff a couple of days last week on short visit to old friends here. He has been spending his vacation at Prescott with his fam lily.
 The Mary Roberts Rinehart party, exploring northern Arizona under the guidance of Howard Eaton, the Yell lowstone guide, had reached Gallup on Monday. They report the roads rough and sandy. They expect to be back in Flagstaff next Monday and then will go to Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. Frank Noble and daughter, Ann Amelia, returned the latter part of last week from Boulder, Colo, where Mrs. Noble took a summer course at the state university. She was sick for week before leaving there, but now is much better and eag- CT to resume her classes at Emerson school.
 Miss Frieda Johnson, the commun- ity nurse ,returded Sunday from two weeks vacation, during which she was accompanied by Miss Bedard, com munity nurse, at Nogales, who came to Arizona with Miss Johnson last winter. They visited Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and the Catlines.
 Wid. Raudebaugh, a tower of strength to the local baseball team and all-around booster, has, temporarily at least, lost all interest in public affairs, for there's young 71a pounds Wid up at his house, who arrived there last Friday morning, who overshadows everything else in the world as far as that family is concerned.
 Sheriff Ferd Bader, of Cincinnati, is the guest of his brother, A. G. Bader, expecting to remain a couple of weeks before going on to the coast and back to Ohio. Sheriff Bader says that Sen ator Harding is going to carry Ham, ilton county by 100000 votes this fall and that Ohio will be one of the ban ner republican states when the votes are counted. Governor Cox will dis-, cover that running. for president is en- tirely different from the old game of ward politics that he is used to-" de-