The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

c. B. Wilson spent the first of this week in Phoenix, on legal business.
 Mrs. Harlow Yaeger left for Phoe- nix on Tuesday night, to visit Mrs. Dan Francis.
 Edwin Babbitt is around again this week after being laid up for several days with the flu.
 There are some prices--special-at the City Drug Store Friday and Sa- turday of this week that will interest you.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Coon, of AL buquerque are spending a few days here, Mir Coon working for Cress Bros.
 Fire in shed behind B. w. Davies residence brought out the fire depart ment on Tuesday. No damage of con- sequence.
 Mrs. Vernon and daughter and Mrs. Walker, of Amarillo, Texas have been here for few days visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Benedict.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes Weidner and family are going out Saturday night to find some wild turkeys Hayes has tied fast in the big woods.
 Tom Pheldh and his three sons, Dan, Gene and Claude, loaded their car up with wild grapes plucked in the Can yoD Diablo section on Sunday.
 G. w. Bright, general manager of the J. C.. Penney store, has been in Los Angeles for week, buying goods.
 i, Mir. and Mrs. Paul c. Coffin left Monday night for Cooley, where Mir. Coffin was called on business. They expect to be back the last of the week.
 George Peterson, of Holbrook, drifted in on one of his infrequent visits up this way and discussed pol itics more or less with local vote dope sters.
 Dolph Bader leaves today for Jer- ome, driving down in his car. He has position in the J. C.. Penney store at Jerome and will remain there all winter.
 w. B. Raudebaugh, V. A. Moore, Sam Switzer, Rob Huddleston and Mir. Walker left yesterday to chase deer around the Peaks until Sunday. night.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. o. Dumas will move in from their mountain ranch and will occupy the Leroux street house for merly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. Hays Nance, who are now living in Denver. At the city council meeting Monday night it was decided that the new side walks on South San Francisco street will have to be changed, as they do not conform with the street and grade lines.
 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Francis will move into town in couple of weeks from their country home and will go to the home they recently bought from M. A. Murphy, who will move to Phoenix.
 Friday night, October 8, at the Orpheum, the attraction will be Nit chell Lewis, in "King Spruce" given under the auspices of the Library Board of the Woman's Club. Get your tickets.
 | Gilbert J. Allen, of the Holmes Sup- ply Co.,, Winslow, young man who burns up lot of gasoline during his work, which carries him over our roads a great deal, was in Flagstaff on Monday.
 George Becker left the Stevenson and Becker car out in front of their store Wednesday noon. In few min utes she began to smoke. The fire department rallied to duty's call and put Ter out. No damage much be- yond burned insulation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Raudebaugh have sent out announcements that a little sevep-pound girl arrived at their home on Monday, and is named Ruth Mary. No wonder Oliver looks so proud! Anyone would. Postmaster Charlie Heisser left early Wednesday morning to drive to Kayenta and other reservation post offices. He was accompanied by J. L. Cooper, postoffice inspector, of Phoe- nix, with the latters wife.
 Ed Babbitt, anouncing that he knew elsewhere to find him, left this week for some obscure region where he will tie his feet together, load him into his car. and bring him back; re- ferring, of course, to buck. Charlie Woolfolk, Tom Rees and Tom Phelan left yesterday morning for few days hunting and fishing at Twin Lakes, Anderson Mesa, carry ing along enough grub to console them even if they do have poor luck.
 The public is invited to attend the meetings, beginning at the court house Sunday night, October 3. S. w. Afford, Christian evangelist, will conduct the meetings and advises that there will be no collections taken up.
 George See, on a two-weeks' vaca- ton, left yesterday with Mic Lowery to hunt deer at Sycamore canyon. He will be back Sunday, then leave for the hunting graunds again with "Dad" Thornton. Gene will drive the fire truck while George is away.
 Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist left Tuesday night for Phoenix, where she will re- main some time. Mir. Gilchrist, just in from his work of exterminating -