The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

Henry Lockett is in Rochester, Minn., taking treatment at the Mayo brothers hospital.
 H. J. Bible and wife are registered at the Commercial hotel from Tuba City. Query: Is Mir. Bible mission ary?
 Billy Reed, of Mormon Lake, came to town on Wednesday to get sup plies and visit with some of his friends.
 Joe Hanley has been transferred from the Babbitt accounting offices here to their store at Winslow, and is already in the latter city.
 Judge F. w. Perkins and wife, MT. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson and Robert R. Hill spent Sunday at Williams, with Mir. and Mrs. Warren o. Perkins.
 Don't forget-this is the last day on which you can register for the election on November 2. If you haven't registered yet and do not reg ister today, you cannot vote.
 George Hoffman, who works for John Marshall taking care of the city water, stuck a pick in one of his feet yesterday and, while the wound is not serious, will be laid up for few days.
 J. c. Kester, destined soon to be- come a member of the county board of supervisors, has added $100 to the amount of the reward offered for the arrest and conviction of Schwab's murderers.
 F. H. Patten, the man who has the fine ranch out by the old pump house, brought big bucks head to town yesterday to have Billy Switzer ship it off for mounting. MT. Patten shot him in Sycamore canyon.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Neill returned on Tuesday from a two-weeks' hunt ing trip in the Clear Creek and Stone man Lake sections. Rube says he got a turkey the first day, and several others later, and saw numerous deer, but didn't try to shoot any of the lat ter.
 Mrs. E. Nj. Berg, of Phoenix, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson, is expected here tomorrow. She and Mir. Berg have been visiting in New York and Chicago. Mir. Berg return ed several days ago, stopping here for visit on his way home to Phoe- nix.
 Dr. A. J. Mackey laid down his forceps and other instruments of tor ture the first of the week and, shoul- dering less deadly weapon, rifle, set forth into the hills after deer. But the word of his cruelty had preceded him apparently, for the deer all kept clear of his path
 Charlie Morrow, who has lived around in this section of the woods for the past three or four hundred years or less, came home from New Mexico the first of the week, where he has been spending the summer as- sisting the Mckinley Land & Lum- Der company to garner logs from their wood lots.
 Robert F. Hill, who had been here since the funeral last week of his wife, returned this week to Tucson. MT. Hill and c. A. Pearson, of Fort Valley, both of whom married daugh- ters of Judge and Mrs. F. w. Perkins, are natives of Nebraska ,and both were graduated from the Nebraska State university.
 Have you seen Pete Solberg lately? It's pretty hard for him to keep his feet on the ground, so if you haven't seen him, it's probably because he's sailing around in the empyrean some- where. Properly diagnosed, the cause of his soaring is twins-two boys presented to him one day recently by Mrs. Solberg with her sincere com pliments.
 Haydee Layne, the republican can didate for supervisor in Yavapai county, was in Flagstaff yesterday. Haydee says he was here strictly on business and did not try to get a vote while in the city. He is pretty we'll known up this way and there are many good democrats who would be glad to give him lift if he was just over the line in Coconino county, for they be- liove he is inst the ripht kind of ma-