The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08

 Joe Waldhaus sold a couple of Olds- mobile touring cars in Winslow the other day.
 Jack LeBarron was in town for a ! few days this week from his ranch and range east of here.
 T. E. Pulliam left on Monday for Crookston, on business connected with fthe state land department. Gene Phelan is driving the fire truck fey couple of weeks while George See is taking a vacation.
 Clarence w. Westover, of Dead Mans Flat, left Monday for the Hopi country to hunt cotton-pickers for the Southwest Cotton Growers associa- tion.
 M. l. Powers, president of the Citi- Zens bank, left Monday on a business trip to Breckenridge and Sweetwater Texas. He will be back the latter part of this week.
 Charlie Whippert, keyboard artist on The Suns big typesetting machine, returned the latter part of last week from vacation in California, where he visited his sister.
 Mir. Johnson, manager of the Will , ard battery service at Wauldhaus' ga- rage, spent couple of days during the middle of this week attending a convention in Phoenix.
 Hugh McGookin admits that he went hunting and came back in hard luck, but says on, short pleasure trip I turkey came right out in the road and he just had to bring him home.
 Mrs. Lewis Kelly and Miss Mabel Walls are the pleasant young ladies now behind the counters at c. A. ! Kellers, Miss Compton and Miss Bean having resigned to attend the Normal school.
 l George Fleming, psycho-hypnotist for Babbitts Bros.' dry good house at Phoenix, came home Sunday night from trip through the Apache coun- try for few days visit with his fam | lily.
 Friday night, October 8, at the Orpheum, the attraction will be Nit cheu Lewis, in King Spruce" given under the auspices of the Library Board of the Woman's Club. Get your tickets.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. w. Cress, Mir. and Mrs. H. O. Cress and Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Power spent Sunday gathering pin ons, the frst-named couples at out east toward Tolchaco and the last named on the Cliffs road.
 T. A. Stahl has bought the Apper- | son car in which H. C. Metz had been taking his recreation for a good many .moons, and the latter has evened things up by buying the Stutz car Mir. VanDeren had been rambling around in.
 Carlos Costillo and family went to Phoenix on Saturday, the latter to stay there, where the children will at- tend school, Carlos coming back to the Holbrook section, where he will re- main for few weeks longer looking after his sheep interests.
 "Nevvy" Smith, republican mission ary to the benighted heather demo- crats around Canyon Diablo, was in Flagstaff Saturday, bringing along new crop of timely stories, appertain- ing mostly to the two most absorbing current topics-politics and hunting.
 Mrs. A. G. Bader and daughters, the Misses Katherine and Edith, leave to- day for Needles, Calif., where MT. Bader has been for several weeks. They will make their home there at least during the winter, as that clim- ate and altitude seem best suited to Mir. Bader's health.
 Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county super intendent of schools, back from in- specting the school at Fredonia, says that the people there are delightfully."- hospitable, the town very prosperous and pretty, and the school very well conducted. Mrs. Acker went to Ere donia on the eastern route, returning Joe Amundson is here from King man this week attending court, in the case of Rabbit Bros Trading Go. vs. Amundson, as surviving partner of the firm of Amundson X Rabbit, the late George Babbitt having been the other : partner. The hearing of the case be- gan before Judge J. E. Jones on Tues } ray, but was continued to Oct. 25th. Sergeant Macklin, drill master of Flagstaff Battery A, returned on Tuesday from St. Louis, where he had been called by the illness of his wife. He smilingly announces the arrival of ten-pound boy. Mrs. Macl<lin is do- ing very nicely and expects to join her husband here within a few months.
 II Ernest Hall, republican candidate for secretary of state-the man who resigned from the state. senate to en- list in the 27th engineers, though ten years over draft age, and who was among the privates at the front in France-spent Monday and Tuesday in Flagstaff. On Monday night he was entertained at dinner by MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson.
 | Work on the Weatherford> boulevard to the top of the San Francisco peaks is being pushed rapidly, and cars can now go over the road for several Il miles from where if leaves fha main