The Coconino sun., 1919-12-05

The Mason ranch at Doney Park has been purchased by Mrs. Emily Evans; T't.'
 SEs' Mrs. Louis Mason, chief telephone nl operator, after being very sick for a ..l couple of weeks, is expected back at l her desk on Monday. Y - .E. R. c, Cresswell of ,Winslow, who is both a sheepman and a county sup ervisor, spent couple of days here this week on business.
 :. |a L..,C. Riley, clerk of the board of supervisors, will leave tonight for the : southern part of the state, having se- cured two-weeks' leave of absence from his duties.
 Mrs. c. A. Lewis of Kenosha, Wis, arrived during the first of the week to visit her son, Urban J. Lewis, of the Kahl Drug Go. She will leave next week to spend the winter in Cal. ifornia. Ray c. Babbitt and bride (nee Miss Rosemary Walsh) arrived in San Francisco on Wednesday from Homo lulu. They will spend a week or so | in the southern part of California and are expected home next week. sa-.r Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Watson of Government Mountain, came to town in a sleigh on Sunday with their 1it- ftle son, who had his left leg broken I in two places. The youngster, is un- der pr. .Zinn's care, and getting along nicely.
 l Mrs Partridge drove in on Monday l from her ranch out at the copper camp. It took her 121a hours to :, drive the ,15 miles. The snow has drifted lot out that way, the road l in some places being filled to depth of five feet. <
 The county board of supervisors on Monday appointed Bert Lauzon as the new custodian of the Bright Angel trail, at Grand~Canyon. Since the resignation month ago of Billy Lockridge, Ellsworth Kolb has been acting as custodian.
 I Mrs. George Babbitt left last night for Los Angeles, where her daughter, Mrs. Thomas E. Mccullough of Flag staff, is staying for few weeks. Two of Mrs. Babbitt's children, Miss Fun ice and George, Jr., are attending l
 R. R. Archer, of the circulation de- partment of the Albuquerque Jour- l. nal, arrived last week for few days work here. He said he counted twelve automobiles stuck in the snow between Winslow and here, all of which were in sight of the railroad.
 Mrs. Robert Harper, mother of Hon. Robert T. Golfer, of Springer vile, and Miss Orma Phelps, also of Springerville, who formerly was a student at the Normal school here, arrived Monday for a short visit with MT. and Mrs. A. F. Grimmell, and then went to Phoenix to spend the rest of the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. F.. Stanton, who have been visiting at their old home in Cincinnati for a month or more, returned to Flagstaff Monday, leav- ing later for Tuba City, where MT. Stanton is employed in the Indian service. Mir. Stanton has been in the service for the past twelve years and is one of the pioneers at Tuba.
 The annual church and congrega- tional meeting and supper of the Fed erated church will be held at the Presbyterian church building tonight. Supper between 6 and 7 o'clock. An nual reports for all the various de- partments of the church's work will be given. All members and those who worship at this church are invited to attend.
 J. B. Gunter left yesterday for Belen, N. M., to meet his brother with whom he is interested in a big bee plantation near that point. They have three carloads of honey ready for the market, and J. E. will go east, perhaps as far as Detroit, to dispose of it. If he isn't satisfied with the eastern markets he will go to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 Hon. E. S. Clark of Prescott was in Flagstaff this week attending the jury session of the Superior court. Senator" Clark says he is too busy just at present to discuss the U. s. senatorship, which it is understood MT. Clark would aspire to at the next primary election. His friends up north are confident that if he is a candidate it will be "some fight" w. E. Brosa of Doney Park, one of the boys who is making a real suc- cess of farming, was in town the other day and called attention to fact that was inadvertently overlooked in our recent publication of the names. of Coconino county prize winners at the recent state fair, namely, that he cap- tured first prize on his display of ! Brown Beauty potatoes and second prize on Blue Victor potatoes.
 H. Hambly, accompanied by his son Dick, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday from Los Angeles, and are on their way to England on visit to MT. l Hambly's mother. It will be remem- bered that the employees of the Flag staff Lumber company gave him 8 farewell party long to be remembered a few years ago when he left for the coast. He has been with the Ham, mond Lumber company since leaving Flagstaff.
 F MT. and Mrs. w. H. Conrad, who used to live here and have friends in every nook and corner of the town,