The Coconino sun., 1920-08-27

 1 Jimmie Patton was in from his ranches out west of here the first of the week to take look at his town property.
 Miss Alice Coalter, a native born young lady of Flagstaff, now a resi- dent of Phoenix, is the guest of Miss Katherine Keller.
 Former Undersheriff Bill Hicklin | mingled with his friends in town Sun- day, coming in from Kendrick Park, where he is numbering.
 KAYENTA-Mr. H. Leigh Segar has accepted an appointment as in dustrial superintendent of the Ft. De- fiance Indian Bible school. MT. Segar expects to report Oct. 1st.
 Dean Working, of the agricultural college of the state university, is stay ing here for week or two, cooling off. He is one of the many who con- sider this the ideal summer climate.
 Mrs. D. M. Barnhart and daughter, Miss Lillian Barnhait, who had been here for couple of weeks visiting Mrs. Barnhart's sister-in-law, Mrs. w. H. Power, returned Wednesday night to their home in Peoria. Ill.
 TUBA CITY-Rev. Wm. Mierop, of the Presbyterian Navajo mission, has accepted call to labor at Rehoboth, N. Mex, under the Christian Reform ed church. He expects to leave Oct 1st. His-sphere of usefulness will be enlarged.
 Miss Alberta Platz, secretary to Dr. J. o. Creager, president of the Nor maj school and her sister, Mrs. Saun- ders, left on Wednesday for their home in Emporia, Kans., for a short vacation before the beginning of the fall term. Professor J. F. Walker, assistant principal of the Normal school, left on Saturday for Anaheim, Cal, where he made such pronounced success in school work before coming here, for a brief vacation before the fall term of the Normal opens. f Miss Charlie Douglas, who has been attending the Normal school here and staying at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Borum, left the first of the week for Kingman, where she will visit her mother before going to Thatcher, where she will teach.
 Mrs. Jas. F. McCarroll, of New Or leans, mother of George Fleming, of this city, accompanied by Miss Cleary and Miss Doogan, of Charleston, &. C., arrived in Flagstaff last week. They joined a party the first of the week for the snake dance trip.
 Prof. J. E. Rental, who recently re- signed as teacher of geography and sociology at the Normal school, left with his family this week for San Francisco, where Professor Bentel has secured a fine position in one of the educational institutions of that city.
 Ralph Cameron, candidate for the republican nomination for U. s. sen- ator, was in Flagstaff the first of the week, the guest of his brother, B. A. Cameron. Ralph claims lineup of republican voters over the state, who will wallop all other contestants for the nomination.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger have moved back to town from Oak Creek, and will remain here until the leaves begin to turn, when they will go back to Oak Creek for few weeks. Harry Yaeger, of Phoenix, nephew of Har- low, and son of the late Lou Yaeger, is here visiting his uncle.
 Dr. J. o. Creager, president of the Normal school, recently went to Tue son for few days to look for home for himself and family for their oc- cupancy after the first of this month, when they will move there, Dr. Creag- CT becoming dean of the department of education of the University of Ari- zona.