The Coconino sun., 1919-11-14

| All trains from the east are late because of the heavy snows in Kansas.
 Leighton Cress, little son of MT. and Mrs. l.. W. Cress, is very i'll with pleurisy and whooping coug~
 E. N. Switzer plans to leave for Los Angeles next week to join his family who moved there last spring.
 John McWilliams returned Sunday from two weeks in Los Angeles, where he renewed many of his old friend ships.
 There is real good bicycle at the City Hall that was picked up in aa alley on Halloween by Chief of Police Neill So far no one has claimed it.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Bly,, of Williams, were in Flagstaff Tuesday and We'd nesday and were guests of honor of the Eastern Star chapter Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Berg were up from Prescott for several days visit ing their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. H. B. White, and numerous other friends. They returned home this week.
 The Armistice Day dance at Trus- wells dance hall, under the manage ment of Lee Smith, was big success, socially and financially. The music was furnished by the popular Trus- we'll orchestra.
 Claude Youst and wife arrived on Sunday from Belfry, Mont, to visit Mir. Youst's sister, Mrs. E. T. Phelan. They were here year or so ago. They plan to remain here about three | weeks this time.
 Mrs. Catherine Costigan, mother of J. J. Costigan of the Orpheum thea ter, has been very i'll and under the care of trained nurse; but, much to the delight of her friends, she is now mending very nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Clark return ed Wednesday night from Phoenix, where they went about three weeks ago to have nasal operations per formed on their two little sons. The operations were successful.
 John Matthews and wife were in from Camp No. l, A. L. & T. Co.,, on Tuesday, returning Wednesday night. John was taking little rest, spending much of the time visiting his grand father, Judge S. B. Gilliland.
 Harold s. Sykes closes his vulcan izing shop tomorrow, for the winter and will hie himself to the southern part of the state, where he will stay until the violets again rear their mod est little heads. Then he will come back and reopen his tire surgery ir the new Waldhaus garage.
 J. A. Pierson, of the Fort Valley experiment station, returned Wednes day from Phoenix, where he wen last week with Mrs. Pierson ant Judge and Mrs. Fred w. Perkins. Tn,
 rest of the party will remain in Phoe nix for ten days or two weeks longer and Mrs. Perkins will stay there al ? winter
 Mrs. c. F. Barnett, mother of Mrs |. c. P. Brown, arrived last week iron Albuquerque, bringing the latter's lit tie children with her. She intends t,
 remain here. Both Mrs. Barnett an, = Mrs. Brown are nurses and it is a V their home on the Milton Road tha . Mrs. Frances Harvey is being care,
 for now.
 r Lester Power, who returned fey = days ago from Siberia, has joine, 9 County Engineer J. B. Wright's corps 2 and with his father, w. H. Power
 and J. E. McCann, have gone to Oal
 Creek to help complete the survey fo l. the proposed federal aid building to b. done next year on the Flagstaff -Oal . Creek cutoff.
 G. A. Pfeiffer, of New York City
 president of the Richard Hudnut Per \ fume Co.,, and the moving spirit il fourteen other manufacturing cor porations, is here for few days visi ! with M. I. Powers, an old friend. Mrs / Pfeiffer has gone on to California and her husband will join her ther, , in few days. \ Frank OConnor, of San Francisco 5 arrived Wednesday for a long visi
 with his brother, o. B. O'CQnnor, O. the Citizens Bank. Frank was onl,
 recently discharged from the Marin,
 corps. Mrs. o. B. O'Connor will leav,
 on Sunday for Oakland, Cal, to spen,
 the winter with her parents, MT. ant
 Mrs. A. McDougal.
 Word has been received that Waite lnman, 10fmefly circulation manage
 for the Chicago Daily News, wh,
 made many friends during his shor ? stay here for his health and who late , went to Scottsdale for the winter, hat ]! gone back to his home in Chicago. H, had been advised that there was littl, or no hope of recovering his health J. N. Sinclair and wife, who hay, been visiting Mir. Sinclair's brothe Bob here for few days, left Sunda, for their home at Fresno. MT. Sin clair and wife have been visiting thei old home in Memphis, Tenn, for couple of months and were on thei way back to Fresno, where he hold a position as chief clerk in the Sant; Fe offices.
 Jim Coleman writes from Blythe Cal, where he went few weeks ago that he is merrily picking cotton an getting from $8T to $9 per day; cot ton is selling for 50 cents a pound, an farmers down there are getting ricl this fall. Ben Cordes, who went dow there with him to try his hand at tn cotton picking game, gave it up as bod soh o-l tof< c.,