The Coconino sun., 1919-12-19

w. D. Lindsay, an oil man from Jerome, is stopping at the Pine.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. T. Piper left yes- terday for Phoenix, to spend the win ter. .,. ,a = ,,...,,s.,. ss,e y Fred J,.lLusk got back Wednesday night from several days's exile in Winslow, Holbroek and Gallup. aso
 Sam Switzer, of the New White Garage, is going to the southern part of the state in a day or 30, there to remain until spring. 4"
 Miss Catherine O'Keefe, teacher in the Indian school at Tuba City, came to Flagstaff Wednesday night. She has resigned her position there.
 FOR SALE-Home-made fruit cake, plum pudding, mince meat and mince pies. All strictly first-class. Phone 123R4. Mrs. Greenlaw. 12-19-2t
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Babbitt have re- turned from Cibicue, where they went shortly before the big snow storm and where they had to stay until the roads again became passable.
 P. D. Berry, of Grand Canyon, will spend Christmas in California, and when he comes back in the spring Mrs. Berry will return with him, as she has sold her ranch at San Gabriel.
 Fred V. Hernandez, the window art ist at Babbitts', went home from the store Saturday night, all in. After having to stay home a couple of days, he is now feeling his oats again. c. J. Babbitt left Sunday night for. Los Angeles, by way of Phoenix. He will spend the Christmas holidays in the. former city with his. family, who are living there during the winter.
 R.. A. Caufman came up from Se- ligman Tuesday night; returning the next day, saying that his business didn't permit him to follow his inclin- ations and spend several days with us.
 Mrs. Bob Tillman will leave next week for Kansas City, to spend the remainder of the winter with her folks. Bob will trap until the frigidity of kendrick Park relaxes enough to per- init farming again.
 Francis Decker, who recently re- turned from Mesa to work for Alex. Johnston at the tailoring and cleaning business, is living with Dr. Paul Finn. helping the latter bach it while Mrs. Finn is in California.
 D. E.. Jeffery, the telephone man. ager, spent this week in Winslow, aft CT which he will go to Pasadena, Cal, to attend very important function that is announced in our society col- umns-his own wedding.
 w. Woeber Smith, cashier of the First National bank, and David Bab- bitt left on Thursday for Los An geles. MT. Smith will be back before Christmas, but MT. Babbitt will re- main on the coast for several weeks.
 At the annual meeting of directors of the Babbitt- Poison Co.,, of Will Hams, held in that town on Friday, P. J. Moran, of Flagstaff, was elected a director to succeed F. O. Poison and George Spellmire, of Williams, sue ceeds Hansen. David Babbitt is pres ident of the company and Joe Amund- sen, of kingman, is secretary.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Becker, of Toledo, Ohio, arrived Tuesday to visit their son, G. C. Becker, one of the proprie. tors of hte Western Mercantile Co. MT. Becker is retired business man, 75 years of age. They will go to Cal ifornia after the holidays, spending the rest of the winter there, and then return to Flagstaff for next summer.s,
 Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Fugate, of Fayette, Mo, who stopped off here on Thanksgiving day on their way to southern California, are back in Flag stff, having fully made up their minds after comparing this country with Cal ifornia that they had much rather live here. Mrs. Fugate is the sister of J. G. Bozarth, manager of the J. c. Pen ney store.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Potter arrived on Tuesday from the White Mountains, where Mir. Potter is cattle foreman for Les Hart. They laid in stock of new glad rags here, then left for Denver, where they will spend the holidays. Mrs. Potter was Miss Lucille Elmore, one of Flagstaf's popular young ladies, and was married during the summer.
 1 Mrs. Adelaide Gyber, of the Vest ern Union, will leave for Prescott to- morrow, to spend Christmas with her wv iItSic SOHS, WHO are dttenulnR SJ. Joseph's academy, that city.
 Dr. M. G. Fronske returned the first of the week from Fl PasO, where he had been attending the annual meet ing of the Southwestern Medical and Surgical association.
 Postmaster Chas. P. Heisser has three extra clerks taking care of the holiday rush, and will add at least one more. Miss Esther Carr is the latest addition to the force. Mir. Heisser advises that those sending presents away should do it in ample time, as this class of mail does not get over the road nearly as fast as first class, and should therefore be mailed early.
 Mrs. Chas. P. Heisser went to Phoe- nix on Monday, for attention from a specialist. She is at St. Joseph's hos pital, and her brother, James Buckley is in Phoenix, where he can be in con stant touch with her. Mrs. Heisse, has been sick since before Thanksgiv- ing, much of the time with high fever. It is thought that the change of
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