The Coconino sun., 1919-02-28

Deputy Income Taxe Collector is at Arizona Central Bank today and to- morrow to help you fill out your in. come tax report. Services free. i Deputy income tax collector at the Arizona Central Bank today and to- morrow to help you fill out your re- port. Services free.
 John Francis was one of the 'hio' er-ups" attending the ceremonial ses- sion of the Fl Zaribah temple held in Phoenix last Friday and Saturday. | At the recent session of the Grand Lodge of the Knights Templar held a' Prescott, F. w. Perkins was appointed Grand Orator of the Grand Command cry.
 Lou Charlebois, one of the county supervisors, is expected today or to- morrow from Wickenburg where he has been for some time looking after 1 his sheep interests.
 L. c. Riley, clerk of the county board of supervisors, spent Saturday and Sunday in Winslow with friends. getting back to Flagstaff on Sunday night.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold has succeeded in finding suitable quarters for his family, and they, together with his father, have moved here from Will liams.
 w. B. Raudebaugh of Flagstaff was here on business Saturday. He re- ports plenty of snow and ideal winter weather in the northern part of the state.-Superior Sun.
 Do you know your income tax re- port must be filled out and in the hands of the collector at Phoenix by March 18th? Deputy Collector at Arizona Central Bank today and to- morrow to help you. Services free.
 Ralph Cameron of Grand Canyon reached Flagstaff Sunday after a lengthy stay in New York City and plans to spend most of his time around here for some time to come.
 Forest Supervisor R. F.. Marsh got back Sunday from ten days stay in Albuquerque where he has been at tending the meeting of the supervis- ors of Arizona and New Mexico.
 Sunday morning service at the Fec erated church will be a commune, service. In the evening Rev. o. $ Baum, the pastor, will preach on the subject, Learning from Experience.
 J. A. Johnson, formerly assistant manager for the Arizona Lumber C Timber company, but now in the lum- Der brokerage business in Phoenix, was expected in this morning for q brief stay in Flagstaff.
 Two, marriage licenses were issued during the week. The contracting par ties were Serapil Fernandez and An nie Montana; Manuel Apodica and Mary Lorez. All the parties are from Williams.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cooney are re- joicing over the arrival of a little baby girl. The baby was born some days ago and everyone is doing nicely Mir. Cooney has been engineer for the A. L. & T. Go. for many years.
 In the last week or two there have been five or six cases of the influ- enza among the labor at Cliffs. All the cases are practically recovered now, however, and any danger of another disastrous wave is gone.
 On Wednesday z. A. Bissonnettc received his new Parr trip hammer which he bought along with other ofi LiD INSChb tilp lO l-OS ftll- geles. 1t will enable him to give much better service to his customers.
 Late reports advise friends that tn condition of A. H. Anderson is cor siderably improved and hopes are held for his recovery. His many friends here will be pleased to learn of tht improvement.
 The News, of Jerome, prints the following of former Flagstaff boy: Bringing his wife and baby boy with him, Chester Alexander, job pressman at the News, returned last night from a hurried trip to Flagstaff. The l Alexanders are to make their perma- l Dent home in Jerome. Manager Costigan of the Orpheum. states that in the next few weeks his | patrons may have the opportunity Of | hearing a woman's orchestra nightly 1 at the show. No definite arrange ments have been made as yet, but if the trio comes, theatre goers are sure to like them if their "advance mo- tices" are true. MT. Costigan states that they are at present playing at one of the big Los Angeles hotels and have had a large experience in theatre work h..