The Coconino sun., 1920-09-10
Luther Hart, of Winslow, was in Flagstaff yesterday on business.

M. l. FOWefS, president or the Clt- izens bank, spent yesterday in WIl- liams.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves, of Williams, was in Flagstaff Wednesday on legal business.
 Miss Louise Greenlaw, deputy coun- ty clerk, is spending most of this week visiting in Jerome.
 ! Miss Reba Switzer went to Ash
 Fork yesterday to visit until Sunday night with Miss Gene Campbell. c. A. Keller, Paul Keller and Harye Beasley spent Sunday at Mormon Lake where they caught fine strings of fish. Mrs. Frank Zalesky and Mrs. Les-
 ter Gray are spending this week at i Clarkdale, visiting the formers sis ter, Mrs. Count.
 Miss Annette Meech, the young lady who has been delivering messages for the Western Union, resigned this week to attend school. MT. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and their daughter, Miss Marian Ayre,- motored to the Little Colorado and back on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist, on
 Sunday, entertained Dr. and Mrs. A.
 B. Stoner, of Phoenix, who were on their way to the Grand Canyon. The Misses Barbara and Louise Rickel left Wednesday night for Hay den, where they will teach again dur
 ing the coming fall and winter. State Auditor Jesse Boyce stayed in Flagstaff all day Tuesday, talking
 with his friends and trying to get line on the results of the voting. Superior court has adjourned. Judge J. E. Jones on Wednesday en- tered an order permanently discharg- ing the jury from further service. The suit in superior court of Bab- bitt Bros. Trading Go. against T. H. | Wagner was dismissed on Wednes- day on motion of plaintiffs attorney. Miss Bobby Harvison, who has been spending the summer here at the home of MT and Mrs. w. s. Borum, left this week for Yuma, where she will teach. Mrs. Joe Rickel, who had been here for three months visiting her mother, Mrs. Hanley, and her husbands rela- tives, left on Monday for her home in Chandler.
 Harry Bowen, who worked in the commissary for the A. L. & T. Co. | this summer, left the first of the week for Tucson, where he will attend the state university.
 Mrs. E. M. Robison leaves today for Fort Leavenworth, Kans., where her husband, Captain Robison, is at tending artillery school. They expect l to be there for several weeks.
 Charlie Prochnow, Fred Hensing and Mir. Bader, of Cincinnati, left the first of the week, overland, for Oat- man, to look over the Oatman Amal- gamated gold mining property. c. o. Warren, of Boston, president, and Mir. Tracy, of New York, account ant, of Warren Brothers Construction Co.,, arrived on Wednesday from a three-days' visit at Grand Canyon. Mrs. J. Herman and family left on Tuesday, overland, for Los Angeles, to spend the winter. Two of Mrs. Herman's daughters, the Misses Sarah and Rita, were already there, in col llege.
 At the Orpheum, Tuesday night, as part of the regular program will be a demonstration by members of the bat tery, who are giving the show, of the machine guns, automatic rifles and big shells.
 Among Flagstaff people who attend ed the big Labor Day wild west cele- bration at Verde were Mir. and Mrs. Con Frederick, MT. and Mrs. Lester Gray, Mir. and Mrs. Zalesky, Jim Gird- ner and Eric Cox.
 Charlie Clark laid around in bed for a couple of days the first of the week, trying to make everyone believe he had the flu. But he came down town again on Wednesday, nearly as pert and chipper as ever.
 | Fred Lusk is supplying the whole southwest, including California, with Kim. A few months ago he was get ting Kim by the carload. Now he is shipping it by the carload, having sent a car this week to Los Angeles. Chet Black returned on Tuesday from Los Angeles, where his wife and son are spending the winter. Chet drove back and at Needles ran into a heavy snow storm, said to De the first they have had there in many years. Dr. M. c. Fronske was called to Grand Canyon on Friday to care for one of the guests of the Ell Tovar, and went through here on Monday on his way to Wheeling, w. Va, taking his pateient to the latter's home in that city.
 The superior court case of Feliz Cooper against Dr. A. G. Rounsville, of Williams, was dismissed by Judge Jones on Wednesday on motion of the attorney for the defendant, X. N. Sleeves, on account of want of prose cution. In the superior court case of T. A. fSlattery vs. Mrs. Mariana Herman, tried last week, the plaintiff won the verdict, being awarded S292.17. The