The Coconino sun., 1921-10-14

A. K. Keiemen landed a big buck this week out on Hart Prairie.
 Attorney c. B. Wilson left for Winslow yesterday afternoon on legal business.
 G. N. Baty, pioneer painting con tractor; S22 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J.-Advertisement.
 c. D. "Dick" Richardson sepnt the first part of the week here laying in supplies for his reservation stores.
 Saving tires IS saving money. Let us show you how. Flagstaff Vulcaniz- ing Shop. Phone 63.-Advertisement.
 A. J. Sullivan and Joe Schmidt are two who came back Wednesday night from Fry Park empty handed after two days search for turkey and deer.
 Mrs. F. B. Massey, who had been here for several months with her sis ter, Mrs. c. k. Arthur, left yesterday for New Mexico, to stay there with her mother.
 Eli Lucero and family came up from their summer range at Springerville a few days ago and are settled in their home here. Eli has started his sheep for the desert range and will leave be- fore long for Phoenix to take care of them.
 Tomorrow afternoon will open the football season here. The Flagstaff high school and Winslow high school teams will meet on the Normal grid It's fine football weather for the spec tators, even if it is little warm for the players.
 Captain J. B. Wright, county epgin- ger, returned Monday from Chicago Amarillo, Tex, and other middle western points, where he had been do- ing special land work for the Santa Fe railroad company. He has finished up the job for which he was granted leave of absence by the county super visors and has resumed his work here.
 Leon Morris, Elmer Porter and one other, all three colored residents of Jerome, were arrested there Wednes- day at the request of the local sher- ms office, charged with stealing a gun from a tourists car at Babbitts' gar age and selling it at Carter Joys sec ond hand store.
 Tom Rees, county clerk, in khaki and carrying huge gun, boarded w. s. Boards Tuba City mail car Wed nesday morning and rode out as far as Dead Mans Flat to stay there with Ranchers Etter and Osborne and hunt deer until the return trip of the mail car.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hart are enter talnlng MT. and Mrs. J. Vernon Win ship and Noble Elder, all of Riverside. Calf. Mir. Winship is Mrs. Hart's cousin. Messrs. Winship and Elder are putting in most of their time hunting, camping at the Jesse Purty- man ranch, Upper Oak Creek. They got turkey the first day out.
 Visitors here: Edward Fucker, Jer- ome; Paul R. Ashcroft, Winslow; E. ii. Dufiield, w. c. Rittenhouse, Will iams; Sheldon Bayless, Beaver Creek: L. +. Leach, H. T. Jennings, s. R. Stamforth, Vim. E. Simson, 0. c. Gil bert, Harold Aughty, Phoenix; k. H.. Osborn, Tolchaco; F. s. Dickerson. kingman; E. D. Ring, A. G. Sianz. Tuba; F. H. Ducker, Eagle Rock: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Douglas, Douglas; c. w. Keys, Clarkdale.
 P. E. Kidder, of 4O1 South Beaver street, was around all day yesterday handing out an excellent brand of cigars and otherwise celebrating the event of a, little daughter at his home Thursday morning. We regret to an- nounce that the little girl did not bring her first name with her, but that IS now being arranged for. The other fellows in the accounting office at Bab- bits say P. E. acts just like this was the first and only girl in the world.
 Harold Hackett, former Flagstaff boy now of Taft, Calif, was in Flag staff Monday a short time looking up boyhood friends. Harold is now an engineer specialist connected with the Wallace Refining Co.,, at Taft. He was sent to Tombstone by his com pany to inspect a number of large boilers which the company purchased, then visited with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Hackett, at Phoenix, and could not resist the temptation of wis itlng Flagstaff again after an absence of over eleven years. He was ac- cnnnnantaI H,, IL