The Coconino sun., 1919-07-25

Lieut.. Carter, of Phoenix, is sum- mer visitor in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. R. T. Brown left Monday even- ing for San Antonio, Tex, on visit | to her sister.
 J. J. Waldhaus sold an Oldsmobile car last week to Paul Keller and Walter Stevenson.
 James A. Johnson, of Phoenix, a former sheriff of this county, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Acting Mayor John Zalaha has new Oldsmobile, six-cylindered beauty bought from J. J. Waldhaus.
 Judge George H. Crosby, of Mesa who had been here on legal business, returned to his home on Sunday.
 Dr. Thomas P. Manning was grant ed divorce from Frances Josephine Manning in the superior court July 19.
 Joe Babbitt was forced by illness to desert his post at the Rabbit rest room, the first of the week. He is improving.
 While Judge E. NJ. Doe is steadily recovering, it is not believed that he will be able to come down town for at least two weeks.
 Miss Fife Emerson, of Kingman, came up Monday evening to spend the week visiting with MT. and Mrs. R. J. Connors, of North Leroux street. T. F. Holden, Marion Fix, and Geo Johnson, of Williams, were in Flag staff Wednesday to prove up on John- sons homestead located near Will Hams.
 Mrs. F. Hart and daughter, of San Diego. Cal, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Matthews. Mrs. Hart, who for merly lived in Texas, is an old-time friend of Mir Matthews.
 Mrs. Thos. Fitzrnorris, of Cliffs, went to San Diego on Saturday to visit her sisters, Mrs. Roy Shoemaker and Mrs. Fred Cochran. She will be gone about month.
 J. G. Tillman, of the New White Garage, motored to the Cliffs Sunday, taking Mrs. Tillman and her mother, Mrs. Anspach, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Rindsfeisch and Ira Dougherty. Ali. Dickinson has letter from the treasurer of the Squaw Peak Copper Mining Co.,, to the effect that they are getting more and better ore every day, and believe they are very close to a body.
 Dan Francis, playing safe in case the roads proved to be as bad as al- most everyone who has tried them re- ports them to be, used team of mules and blackboard Tuesday to get out to his ranch at Mahan.
 The outer walls of the Rabbit store building will, it is reported, be re- dressed with concrete pebble-dash, and various other improvements made in its appearance, J. c. Kilmer having the contract for the work.
 Mrs. Francis Wigging and Mrs. Stephens, with five friends, all of Phoenix, spent Monday night here and the Lightning Delivery Co. toted lem to Oak Creek Wednesday, where they will camp for a month or two.
 A. G. Bader, after serious relapse few days ago, is much better again and his wife has taken him down Kingman way in the hope that few weeks change of altitude may restore him to his former good health.
 The equipment for the Horn Milling Co. arrived Wednesday and will be placed in position at once, and it is expected that the plant will be in shape to take in grain and turn out flour not later than September 1.
 B. L. Hilburn, formerly of the First National Bank of this city, but now with the Royal-Duke Co.,, of Texas, will be here next week in the interest of the new refinery to be built to take care of the oil from the Royal-Duke wells.
 A. A. Foster, who on weekdays holds down the accounting at c. A. Blacks grocery, and Frank Boil, of The Sun staff, went out after squir. rels Sunday, getting nine, which Mrs. Boil served up in dainty style Mon day night.
 Mrs. A. A. Foster, who with her little daughter had been visiting her parents in Nampa, Idaho, for two months, came here yesterday, forced by the warm weather to cut short her visit, which was to have lasted until August.
 Mrs. A. Miller and son, Leo Jor- gensen, and the latter's wife, all of Phoenix, who had been here visiting Mrs. Pauline Freestone and her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Seeman, left Friday for home, stopping couple of days at Stoneman Lake.
 The partition has been torn out between the First National Bank and the room formerly occupied by P. M. Falder's barber shop, and force of men under the direction of L. F. An derson are shaping things up for new fixtures, doubling the capacity of the bank. It will take about a month to complete the work.
 The Northern Arizona Motor Co. is erecting 44x50 annex to their auto sales room, the new part to be de- voted entirely to repair work. It will