The Coconino sun., 1919-09-12
THE cocoN1No SUN

q I Miss Annette Meesch, 15-year-olt Flagstaff young lady, is now deliver. ing messages for the w. U. telegraph office here.
 I Mrs. Ethel Paschaf, of Long Beach Cal, sister of Mrs. Ella Ellinger. the manager of the local Postal telegraph office, is here visiting her.
 Craig Pottinger, editor and publish. CT of The Leader, accompanied by MT Odell, who managed the recent con test, left the first of the week for Phoenix.
 H. l.. Crocktt and Obie Crockett two brothers farming out on Govern ment Prairie, were in town Wednes- day trying to again get used to the ways of big city.
 l Miss Marian Duncan, of Phoenix, has been visiting Miss Luella Camp bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, until Miss Luella goes to Phoenix to attend school. 3
 Juan Duante, a weIl-known Mexi- can. who has four brothers living here died of dropsy in the county hospital and was buried Wednesday afternoon from the Flagstaff Undertaking Par lors.
 Mrs. J. c. Kilmer, wife of the ce- ment contractor, returned this week from Portland, Ore, where she had been during the illness of her mother. Mrs. Aldrich. The latter returned with her.
 Miss Aileen Costello, of San Fran cisco, who spent the summer here as the guest of Mrs. Wm. Rabbit, re- turned home Monday, much to the re- gret of the many friends she has made here.
 Francis Chisholm. county farm agent. and Dr. Bartlett, state ento- mologist. have been looking into farm ] ing conditions out Kendrick Park way and report everything most encourag- ing for fine crop yields.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Power and daughter Mary, and Mrs. Powers nephew. Elwood Knisely, went to Grand Canyon Sunday, returning on Tuesday. MT. Knisely left yesterday for his new home in Oklahoma City.
 Mrs. L. E. Johnson and daughter, Miss Clyde Johnson, have both been i'll for several days. and Mir. Johnson has had his hands full taking care of them and of his work and at the same time trying to dig up additional help. Manager George Verkamp, of Bab- bitt's garage. has. sold Ford cars re- gently to M. o. Dumas, E. A. Gilchrist, County Farm Agent Francis Chis- holm, Iliario Diaz and Grover Hutson. and truck to Peter P. Schraeder, the rancher.
 E. H. Wheat. of the Flagstaff Lum- Der Co.,, left Wednesday afternoon for Los Angeles, to join Mrs. Wheat, who has been there and at other coast cities for several weeks. After Mr. Wheat has finished his vacation. he will bring Mrs. Wheat home with him.
 A. J. Curtis. who footed the North ern Arizona Motor Co.'s garage last week, and afterward broke jail at Ash Fork. has not been found. Mir. Fran cis has his stuff back, while the coun- ty holds Curtis car and $275 of lis money, besides two grips full of his clothing.
 Mrs. John Clark returned last week from Boston, where she has been for several months for her health. While much improved from the last attack of pneumonia, she contracted cold coming home and has not been able to leave her bed, much to the regret of her friends.
 Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, of the Santa Fe office, will leave tomorrow for a months vacation in Albuquerque and Trinidad. Miss Georgiana Taller will substitute for Mrs. Thomas, and she promises to do her very prettiest to keep up to the high mark of efficiency and good nature of Mrs. Thomas. t
 Paul G. Redington, district forester, of Albuquerque, who was here attend- ing the meeting of the sheepmen with the forest reserve supervisors, has gone on to San Diego, to join Mrs. Redington, who has been there visit. ing for some time, and will take her back to Albuquerque with him.
 B. L. Hilburn returned last week from Texas. bringing Mrs. Hilbnrn with him. On Friday they motored to Williams. bringing back George Spell- mire and his brother The next day 1 they went back to Williams, takinp | the Spellmires home, and then went on to the Grand Canyon for the week. end.
 Manuel LaScala left Tuesday for El Paso and expects to go on to the of his early childhood at New Orleans before returning to Flagstaff. | He landed there a good many years 1 ago as cabin boy on a boat com manded by his uncle. and concluded | that America was good enough for him. so never returned to his home in Italy.