The Coconino sun., 1919-04-25

, County Attorney F. NJ. Gold was in Williams on official business this week.
 T A light thunder shower helped to enliven things Here Wednesday after noon.
 J. J. Waldhaus, of the Waldhaus garage, spent Wednesday in Holbrook on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Rickel returned the first of the week from a short visit to the coast.
 ,I MisssLeora Daze, of Winslow, ar rived in Flagstaff Wednesday and is the guest of friends.
 Mrs. J. V. Dickison left yesterday for Prescott on several weeks visit with friends and relatives.
 H. B. White has been welding a paint brush over the front of the Weatherford. Hotel for the past few days and adding a lot to it's appear ance. E
 Mrs. A. B. Brown, wife of Baggman Brown of the Santa Fe, arrived in ] Flagstaff Wednesday evening from Los Angeles and will spend the sum- mer here.
 | The house you build for yourself may not be perfect; but it will come whole lot nearer suiting your needs than any rented house.---Flagstaff 1 Lumber Go.
 Mrs. Frank. Brooks is some better at her home on West Railroad ave- nue, following sever attack of ton i silitis. She was confined to her bed several days.
 Joe Rickel has been at home on several days visit with his parents from Chandler, where he is helping to oil the country for the Union Oil Go. He also has friends here yet. 1 Mrs. J. c. Kelly, operator at the Santa Fe, left Wednesday evening for Denver and Kansas City on a sixty days leave of absence. She will be entertained by relatives and friends during her absence.
 I z. A. Bissonnette, center of the works at the Reliable Auto Black smith shop, is in Los Angeles on a short business trip. He left Flagstaff Wednesday night and expected to get back by tomorrow night.
 J. ]. McKillip, manager of the J. C. Penney store at Winslow, passed through here this week in his new Hudson Super-Six. He was on his way home to Winslow from Phoenix where he purchased the car.
 Earl Poison and Mike Bengstron, both of Williams, are on trip from that town to Los Angeles. They will return through the country in two new cars, the purchase of which was the reason for their going.
 We have been asked if Dan Francis brilliantly colored eye and his alleged semi-confession to the authorship of the Black Hand letter recently re- ceived by Henry Aphold have any connection, one with the other.
 If it pays others to lend money to you, 1t will pay you to lend money to yourself. Be capitalist; lend your self the money to build home. Pay yourself back out of your savings in rent, and take your dividends in hap piness.-Flagstaff Lumber Co. } Frank Bennett announces to his GUS toners that during the month of May he will sell coal for nine dollars a ton, and further, that that price will be the lowest of the summer. Frank says he can supply all orders he gets during the month on one condition only-that the orders come in at once. L. R. Goodman, formerly division engineer for the state, has moved to Flagstaff, and is associated with coun- ty engineer J. B. Wright in his office and work. MT. Goodman's ability as an engineer are known already in this town and he comes to greet circle of friends rather than to make them. The city council held a special meet ing this week and appointed County Engineer J. B. Wright as town engi- neer. An arrangement satisfactory to both parties was arrived at since Mir. Wright was engaged on a per diem basis, the city to pay him only for the days he actually puts in on town work.
 L. B. Lanahan, of the Flagstaff Marble & Manument Works, went to Williams Wednesday night to be gone about two days. He has contracted to fix up two lots in the Williams cemetery. MT. Lanahan says he has found the demand for the work of his new firm much greater than he ex- pected and has all the work he can do.
 Eddie Priest, who has been over there teaching the Heinies to talk French for the past year, came home Wednesday from Camp Bernie, Texas, where he was discharged from the service. Lloyd Faulkner, who has been out on similar errand, return ed with him. Both boys look as though they had taken full advantage of the settlng-up exercises during their absence.
 Undersheriff Bill Hicklin was ex- pected back last night from Oak Creek |