The Coconino sun., 1920-09-24

Mavis, the queen of all talcum powders, at the City Drug Store at the special price of 28 cents can.
 Harry Pitts, of Ash Fork, left the first of the week for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will study law at the University of Michigan.
 Marting Buggeln and Ben Sweet wood, two of the prominent cattlemen of the west end of the county, were in Flagstaff Monday from Williams.
 Mrs. R. E. Lightburn, who has been spending the summer in Flagstaff with her daughter, Miss Ruth, left last week for her home in Phoenix.
 Miss Vera Greenlaw left few days ago, after spending her vacation here with her mother, Mrs. c. A. Green law, for New York City, where she will study at Columbia University this winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Draine left Sunday in their roadster to drive to their new home in Cooley. MT. Draine came up from Cooley last week for a few days to help get their household effects ready for shipment.
 A. P. Springstead, veteran ranch CT of the Riordan country, was inn pelled by the altitude to trek with his family Wednesday for Pennington, N. M., by auto, where they expect to remain for the winter at least.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles DeRyder, Mrs. Ray Ewart, MT. and Mrs. Tom L. Rees and Mrs. DeRyder's mother motored to Kenedrick Park Sunday, visiting Mir. DeRyder's headquarters sheep ranch and having picnic din- ner.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray King, of Prescott, after vacationing at Lake Mary, came to Flagstaff for couple of days visit with MT. and Mrs. w. Ross Denman, then went to Tucson, where Mir. King will complete his electrical engineer ing course.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Power and Mrs. Dave Lewis and daughter, Mrs. Douglas, to Pasadena, Cal, who is here visiting, motored to Munds Park on Sunday, visiting Mrs. Lewis other daughter, Mrs. Jesse Bushnell, and her husband.
 Mir. Wetzel, one of the star players this summer on the town baseball team, recently sent box of pipes, made in his dads Missouri factory. | to A. J. Sullivan. Wetzel's brother is now playing on the St. Louis Amer ican League club.
 Sergeant Macklin, the regular army man here instucting the Battery A boys, was called to St. Louis on Mon day by the very serious illness of his wife. She had just given birth to a son, and it is reported that there is little hope of her recovery.
 | When Dr. Felix Manning drove up to MT. and Mrs. Charlie Heisseris home Saturday morning, the Heisser twins and small Carter Heisser said they couldn't see why in the world he called at that time of the day. But when they saw the small baby brother he had brought them they were sat- isfied that it was all right after all.
 Dr. E. S. Millre drove out to Tol- chaco and beyond on Sunday, accom- panied by Harry Richwine, C. C.. Schwarz and H. V. Schermann. This celebrated male quartette, famed for their music wherever they go, quite charmed the aborigines out that way and have been invited to come there later in the fall and furnish the chants for the corn dance.
 Word has been received by some of her friends here of the marriage, a 1 few days ago, at her home in Tolleson, of Miss Carrie McNeil. Miss McNeil lived in Flagstff and worked in the dry goods department of Babbitt's until just before last Christmas, and had many girl chums who hope she will soon visit here to give them a chance to congratulate her.
 The loud noises and numerous sounds of misery emanating from the Elk's hall Tuesday night were incl dent to the initiation of six new members Freeman P. Spinney, Spencer Covers, Dr. Roy Scanlon, Arthur F. DuFrain, Ed Clark and Del Strong-all of whom are now case hardened and ready to take their part in making the next class "step high"
 The case of z. R. Towery vs. Ben Sweetwood, both of Williams, in which the former demands an ac- counting from the latter as a result of the former partnership of the two in the automobile business, is being heard by Judge J. E. Jones in super for court this week. Harben & Gold and Judge F. w. Perkins are attorn- eys for Towery and Judge X. N. Sleeves for Sweetwood.
 MT. Salveter, proprietor of the Remington Song Shop, Los Angeles, and his wife arrived here few days ago to visit Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Heiser MT. Heiser took them and Mir. and Mrs. Zurbrick, of Buffalo, N. Y., who are also visiting the Heisers; MT. and Mrs. Meacham and family and "Aun- ty" Gile to Grand Canyon on Monday for three days visit. Ons Sunday the Salveters will return home, ac-