The Coconino sun., 1921-02-04

Scaler Carlisle, of the forest service, has an old-fashioned case of humps.
 You will see some pretty hats ii you see those at the Power Hat Shop.
 Chamber of commerce meeting and election tonight. Be at the court house.
 Next Monday is the regular month ly meeting of the county board of su- pervisors.
 w. F. Taliaferro, of Topeka, Kans., general land agent of the Santa Fe railway, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Dr. Felix Manning has a big new Buick touring car, bought from Ed Rabbit, manager of the Rabbit ga rage.
 Miss Katherine Kennedy, of the Elm erson faculty, has been unable to be at her work for several days this week owing to illness.
 s. A. Miller and Mrs. Stewart, both of Williams, which they admit is the metropolis of the west end, were in town yesterday.
 Edgar Hash, manager of the Bab- bitt wholesale dry goods house at Phoe- nix, arrived in town this week for some business conferences.
 James w. Girdner, deputy forest su- pervisor, leaves tonight for Phoenix, where he will attend next weeks meeting of the cattle growers.
 SMr. Eggen, who had been working for the Breen-Lewis Drug Co.,, for several months, left this week for Cal ifornia, with view to locating there.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Marine have moved to the Jack Kester house, end of East Aspen. MT. and Mrs. Kester have moved to their ranch, east of town.
 The preliminary hearing of the Mexicans arrested last week for wholesale robbery of various Flagstaff homes and stores will be held before Justice R. J. Kidd this afternoon.
 Lloyd Schmidt, brother of Joe F. Schmidt, who had been here visiting the latter and his wife for several weeks, left this week for his home at San Leandro, Calf.
 Second Deputy Morrison, of County Assessor Wm. Beeson's staff, has been laid up for several days with the flu which threatens to turn into pneu- monia. Howard Marine is taking his place during his illness.
 The hearing of Fred Croxen, who a few weeks ago shot and killed Chas F. Quayle, of Winslow, in self-de- fense, will be held before Justice of the Peace Robert J. Kidd next Mon day forenoon at ten o'clock.
 In chance that the smallpox epi- demic now prevalent in some other Arizona towns may reach here, most of the school children needing it have been vaccinated within the last few days. There is no smallpox here SC ' far.
 J. A. Fenstermaker, of Sedona, dep, uty state game warden, had Wm. C Booker, of this city, up before Justice R. J. Kidd yesterday on the charge ot killing an antelope at Anderson Mesa last June. The hearing will be on tht 18th.
 Joe Blumberg, president o. the J Herman Dry Goods Co.,, got home Wednesday from three weeks visi' to California cities. Accused of being married while on the coast, Joe sait that the brides name was Miss In formed.
 Mrs. J. C. Clarke left Tuesday fo, Arcola, Ill.,, to be present at the cele bration of the fiftieth wedding ami , versary of her parents, Mir. and Mrs , I. F. Honn. Her brother, E. F. Honn of Warren, Ariz., formerly professor of mathematics at the Normal schoo here, leaves this week for Illinois There are four boys and three girls il the Honn family, ond they all will b' at the reunion, making the affair { surprise for their aged parents, whc have no idea any such plan is afoot. Additional local, news page 2 society and Normal School news page 6.
 THE SUN office does JOB PRINTING