The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

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 The boys of Battery "A" are plan ming a special night at the Orpheum on Tuesday, September IA, at which the features will be demonstration Of battery war equipment by mem. bers; Doris Kenyon in "The Harvest Moon," six-reel picture from the book by Augustus Thomas, and Bray cartoon and Gayety comedy, each one-reeler. The entire lower floor will be reserved. The proceeds will go to take care of obligations made during the last few months for the Battery baseball team.
 Cress Brothers moved part of their North San Francisco tailoring estab- lishmen on Tuesday night to their new store on North Leroux street. Harry Cress is at the new place, which he will manage, and where the custom tailoring end of the business will be taken care of, and Lorren Cress remains at the old stand to manage the cleaning and pressing end of the business.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Creager left Flagstaff on Wednesday for Tucson, their new home, where Dr. Creager becomes dean of the educational de- partment of the state university His successor as president of the Normal school, Lynn B. McMullen, will arrive here with his family this week and will occupy the house near the Nor maj in which Dr. and Mrs. Creager had been living.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moran and their, three little sons returned on Tuesday from Los Angeles, where Pat had been for the last two weeks and his family for couple of months. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keefe and family, who had been living in the Moran home for several weeks, moved this week to the house recently occupied by MT. and Mrs. w. H. Porter. .
 Glenn Metcalf, rodent pest expert. arrived from Phoenix Monday. Mir. Metcalf will cooperate with Messrs. Gilchrist and Chisholm in preparing al large quantity of the new tasteless prairie dog poison for distribution to farmers and stockmen of CocoRino and Yavapai counties. The new poison continues to give excellent success wherever used.
 Herbert May, who has covered him. self with glory here this season by his success in pitching our baseball team to victory in various hard fought battles, left with his wife and mother on Wednesday night for Glen dale, where he has signed up to pitch <lo< @oor, ;n tha Copf,.al lQa from now until April.
 Mrs. Dr. Sampson, of Winslow, and MT. and Mrs. Bert Sutton, of Phoenix, passed through here on Wednesday on their way to Grand Canyon, stopping for dinner with Mir. and Mrs. Howard Marine. Mir. Sutton, who recently sold his livestock interests, is partner'of George Coffin in the Lightning Deliv- cry Co.,, at Phoenix.
 Frank Richmond's big sorrel, with Zennie Mccoy riding, easily won the 350-yard match race at the ball grounds after the game on Sunday, from Mrs. Nellie McDaniels' little gray, with the owner in the saddle. Franks horse got away last, but won by more than length.
 Mrs. Charles Prochnow and the younger children in the family, who had been spending several months at Ocean Park, Cal, returned on Mon day. Miss Mary Prochnow, the oldest daughter, went to the coast last week, to come back with her. mother.
 Mrs. Rose Reilly and children left on Sunday for their home in Los An geles. They had been visiting for two weeks at the home of Mrs. Reilly's brother, Tom Phelan, and her sister, Mrs. Lockridge, of Anita. w. c. Rittenhouse, of Williams, and Lou Charlebois, of Flagstaff, both of whom are democratic candidates for county supervisor, were at Grand Can- yon part of the week, returning to Flagstaff yesterday.
 T. A. Stahl left on Sunday for Santa Barbara, Cal, where Mrs. Stahl and daughters have been spending couple of weeks. He will remain there few days and return with them.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Mills, the lat ter's sister, Miss Carrie Schuff, of Phoneix, and Merville, Chester and Charlotte Mills, spent Sunday at Nor mon Lake, fishing.
 Livestock Inspector Ed Hamilton, of Williams, wended his way into our peaceful little burg on Monday to en- joy our companionship for a few hours.
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