The Coconino sun., 1920-10-29
Judge X. N. Sleeves, of Williams, vas in Flagstaff Monday on legal bus

JuuRe A. IN. SteeV6S, OI williams, was in Flagstaff Monday on legal bus mess.
 State Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls,, of Phoenix, was in town for a few days last week.
 Wm. Roden expects to leave soon | for Elk Grove, Calif., where he ex- poets to spend part of the winter at least.
 Joe Hanley was up from Winslow on Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. Margaret Hanley, and his brother, Frank Hanley.
 George Negray, of the Arizona Gen. tral bank, is making the life of the ducks for a dozen miles around al- most not worth living. He is on va cation.
 Charles Murray intends building a dance hall at his auto station at the junction of the Winslow- Grand Can yon road, east of Flagstaff, for use next summer.
 The Flagstaff Milling Co. is now ready to furnish the people with chicken and other ground feeds, at a substantial saving under prices ask ed elsewhere.
 The ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary are meeting weekly now. The last meeting, yesterday after noon, was at the home of Mrs. F. A. Morse, 404 N. Beaver St.
 Sam H. Sweitzer is another who had buck inclination, but didn't get 1 the buck fever when the opportunity came to shoot. Consequently he brought one home with him. I H. NJ. Stark, democratic candidate for representative, and Billy Ritten- house, democratic candidate for sup ervisor, both of Williams, were in Flagstaff Tuesday, seeing the voters. Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Brosa were in town on Saturday from their ranch, rather glad, apparently, of the storm from the hard work of several months.
 Ali Dickinson, proprietor of the Pine Hotel, proudly announces that he has finished the extensive repaint- ing job that has been smelling things up in the hotel for the last month. 1 Each of the guest rooms--walls, floor and ceiling-has new coat of paint. Mrs. s. J. Holsinger, of Berkeley, Calif., is here visiting Mrs. c. A, Greenlaw. Mrs. Holsinger and her late husband were former residents here; then later lived at Meteor mountain, where MT. Holsinger was interested in developing the Meteor mine and in the sheep business.
 Mrs. c. w. Heiser expects to go to Los Angeles this week to be with Mir. Heiser for month or more. The lat ter, who went there several months ago, has to undergo a serious surgi- cal operation and his physicians will not undertake it until Mrs. Heiser is present.
 T. H. Cureton, of Williams, dropped in on several of his numerous friends up here on Saturday. He came up on business, but managed to spare few moments to talk over the political sit- uation, in which he has the good taste and good fortune to be on the right side of the fence.
 H. B. Fay is home for few days from Winslow, where he has been headquartered while doing several months surveying work for the out fit that has been getting ready to drill for the big meteor in Meteor noun tain. He reports that actual drilling begins this week.
 Postmaster Charlie Heisser on Sun day proved that he hasn't forgotten how to shoot by going out for few hours and bringing back big buck. Charlie, however, disclaims any of the credit, which he says, belongs to that keen-eyed rifleman, c. L. Fleck, who shot the animal in the leg, after which 1 Charlie gave him one in the head