The Coconino sun., 1920-10-22

Dr. Bert Haskett and wife are at Grand Canyon for few days.
 George Bailey, wife and visiting friend, spent Sunday at Grand Can yon.
 T. E. Pollock went to Cooley on Monday night, to be gone for couple of days. Don't forget to call at the City Drug store today and tomorrow to see the specials.
 Burnell Osler seems to have won the championship in duck shooting this far, getting twenty on Sunday.
 The usual special prices will be of fered today and tomorrow at the City Drug store. New items included. Wid Raudebaugh, Dinty Moore and Sergeant Macklin made a rather fruit less trip to Marshall lake this week after ducks.
 Pete Barden left on Saturday for Wickenburg, on his regular winter pilgrimage, bidding farewell to this part of the country until it is time to bring the herds back north again.
 George L. Pratt, of Winslow, was in town on Tuesday. He had just sold his band of sheep to Denver men and was on his way, in his car, to Canon, in the southern part of the state, where he will spend the winter.
 R. E. Geyler arrived Sunday night from Casa Grande, where he had been for several months. He will stay for a month or so to handle potatoes from the Geyler Bros. & Schenck ranch out west of here and other ranches. in this section.
 Mrs. Helen Knapp is now secretary at the Normal school, the position held by Miss Blanche Stephens until her marriage few weeks ago to Harry Truswell Miss Alberta Platz is secretary to Dr. L. B. McMullen, president of the school.
 Mrs. E. H. Sanford and daughter, Miss Leah Sanford, returned on Fri day from Seligman, where they had been for several months, and will spend the winter at their home, 413 North Beaver Mrs. Al Sanford re- turned from Seligman about two weeks ago.
 |, Howard Marine got back the first of the week from Grand Canyon, where he had been for several weeks look
 ing after the business of the new Co.,
 conino Copper Mining Co.,, of which
 he is the moving spirit. He reports
 much progress made and everything , looking very favorable to good results.
 Out at Meteor mountain the der rick is built and the work of sinking the shaft in the direction of the big . meteor that is supposed to have caus- ed the hole in the mountain, is now
 in progress. The Guggenheim inter- : ests are backing the enterprise and : it is announced that they are prepared to drill for at least two years.
 Mrs. Margaret Dickson, who livet l, heer last winter and helped take the census, arrived a few days ago from i. Denver, where she has her old posi- ton on the Denver Post. She wa:
 called here by the illness of hel l daughter, Mrs. Grout, at Milton hos pital, whom she will take home witf ? her as soon as Mrs. Grout is able tt ? travel.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cotton, daugh ? ter Harriett, and Miss Harriett Col [ ton, of New York, who have been wis I ting at the Canyon for few weeks . left Monday evening for Los Angeles
 to remain for few weeks. Miss Col : ton may remain on the coast for thu winter.
 s Jack Diamond and Billy Switzel and their families went out towart
 "Rimmy" Jim Giddings' ranch on Sun
 day. Billy strolled off down to thu
 tank and did some shooting. Wher he got back to the car Jack asked hin what luck? "Oh, nothing but 12 mut
 hens," he replied. He didn't seem a.
 pleased as he should when Jack show
 ed him that the "mud hens" were but r ter-ball ducks.
 Rev. M. L. Hennessy and Miss Mar! Hennessy, brother and sister Of Mrs John Garrett, of this city, passet :, through here few days ago on thei
 way from Los Angeles to Minnesota - where they will be for about SD . weeks. Miss Babe Garrett, theil 2 neice, joined them when they reach l ed here to make the trip with them I They will stop off here for a visit oi
 their way home. Fred J. Lusk attended the Prescott 3 fair last week, where he had a big dis 2 play. He is much pleased with th' 1. results of his work during the fair : He drove down and back, on the home ward trip being accompanied by proi
 c. F. Keusenkamp, of the Norma school, who had also attended the fai y in charge of display from the man r ual training department of the Nor d maj school. Chas. A. Brant, the veteran man y ager of the Fl Tovar hotel at Gran'
 Canyon, returned recently from Lo . Angeles, where he has been for sev i eraI weeks with Mrs. Brant, who ha
 been seriously ill in Los Angele
 hospital. MT. Brant says it will b ' some time before she recovers he
 usual health. During MT. Brant,s ab
 sence. MT. Beneditti, of Las Vegas : has been in charge of the hotel.