The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

recently bought at 425 North Leroux street.
 Postmaster c. P. Heisser and James Buckley, travelling man for Babbitt's, motored to Williams Monday after :, noon. ta s '"a
 J. w. Francis, who has been ailing for several days, had to take to his bed on Wednesday and was reported as being quite sick, with high fever.
 William Rinderfleisch, who has been barbering for Billy Newton, has trans ferred his services tonsorial to Oliver Raudebaugh, proprietor of the "Odd" barber shop.
 Nathan Bankhead returned from Phoenix the first of the week, whither he had gone to look up house for the occupancy of himself and family during cold weather.
 Frank O'Connor, who has been here from California visiting his brother, O. B. O'Connor of the Citizens bank, went to Phoenix this week, where he probably will spend the winter.
 Robert Koch, in the commission and brokerage business at Phoenix, spent several days here visiting his father, l. B. Koch, vice president and manager of the A. L. & T. Go.
 Information coming in shows that the Old Trails meeting at the court house tomorrow will be attended by delegates from all along the line be- tween Gallup, N, M., and Barstow, Cal.
 "Rimmy' Jim Giddings was in town several days this week. He feels pretty good over having at last se- cured cars in which to ship his choice beef critters to California. He loaded them at Bellemont.
 ! Mrs. Fred Lusk is sick and under the care of doctor. The trouble seems to be mainly neuralgia and heavy cold, both probably contracted when she went duck hunting last Sun day with her husband.
 The new city stone crusher is at work nearly every day and big pile of the new street surfacing material has already been ground. Teams be- gan this week surfacing Birch avenue east of North Agassiz street with crushed rock.
 [ D. E. Jeffrey, manager of the tele- phone offices here, at Winslow and at Williams, is spending week or more in the latter place making general im- provements in the plant and oversee ing the installation of several new phones.
 Don't forget the meeting tomorrow forenoon at the court house, Flag staff, of the Coconino Farm Bureau. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and there is a lot of other business of importance to all farmers to be discussed. Spare few hours from your farm work-it will pay you to.
 Mrs. w. H. Power, who is planning to go east right after Christmas to buy spring and summer millinery and also to visit her sister, will close her millinery store during the latter part , of the winter. For that reason she is offering all of her present stock at cost, which means unusually low prices.
 See Hall Gaines mighty romance, "The Woman Thou Gavest Me-" a startling blow for justice to women and for freedom from moral hypoc- risy. As book it has thrilled millions. As picture it will stir your soul. At Orpheum theater tonight only. Re- served seats now selling at Orpheum box office. Phone 154.
 Edgar Whipple and Charles Proch- now motored to Williams yesterday on business connected with the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining company. Both were very optimistic over the outlook down there, and feel that within very few weeks they will be into pay ore of high grade and practically unlimited quantity.
 Thomas Mccullough returned on Sunday from Los Angeles, where he and Mrs. Mccullough went three weeks ago in their car. Mrs. McCul- tough remained there for few weeks longer visit. Tom drove car back as far as Kingman, delivering it to the Rabbit Bros garage there and came the rest of the way on the train. I D. E. Hart, who moved his family in from the ranch at Hay Lake last week, has donned a white apron and is meeting customers at Crawford's grocery store. Mir. Hart worked for Joe few years ago, knows the busi- ness from A to Izzard and says he feels very much at home and very ap- propriately dressed in said white apron.
 Some of Victor Gomez cattle were impounded the other day by Chief of Police R. L. Neill. Some one told Mrs. Gomez that the marshal had put the animals in the pound. Pres ently she met Chas. Marshall, the barber, and proceeded to tell him just what she thought of such actions. It took Charlie half an hour to explain that he wasn't the marshal she want ed.
 Burnell Osler, of the Arizona Gen. tral bank, left Saturday night for the Middle West. He won't visit the en- tire Middle West, however, but just one certain little town where lives a young lady in whom Burnell is so much interested that, according to rumor, he will bring her back with him and install her as boss of the new home he recently bought on North A .xsv oAx