The Coconino sun., 1919-12-26

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe lis saw.
 Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones granted a divorce to w. w. Twiss from Clara Twiss, and one to Corbett Wolfe, of Williams, from Theresa A, Wolfe. w. w. Hcrne, of the Williams News was in Flagstaff for few hours on Tuesday. County Attorney F. M Gold took him gack to Williams in his machine.
 Fay Beard, one of the old school cattlemen, came in from Seligman Tuesday. He expects to leave tomor- row for Denver on visit to relatives and friends.
 Oscar Gabriel, cousin of Miss Agnes Johnson and nephew of Mrs. August Johnson, arrived Monday from Ocean side, Cal, to visit them until the fil ,t of the year.
 D. K. Jeffery, the local telephone manager, left Monday for Pasadena Cal. When he returns he will bring Mrs. Jeffery with him, as he was mar ried Wednesday.
 l.. c. Riley, clerk of the county board of supervisors, arrived the lat ter part of last week from Phoenix where he had been on a two-weeks leave of absence.
 Ray Ramsey is fast building up a jobbing trade in the various we'll known lines of confectionery and in such bulk candies as he does not him. self make in his busy candy factory on North Agassiz street, and is get. ting in these jobbing goods by the carload.
 S. l.. Finley has moved to the house at no w. Birch avenue, recent. ly vacated by J. J. Waldhaus. Mir Finley bought the place from Chas | H. Burlock. Bert Hoffman is moving to the home the Finley's have just left, at East Dale avenue and North Park street.
 Mrs. E. H. Sanford has moved intt the c. c. Harvey home, recently bought for her by her son, Al San ford. Her daughter, Miss Leah San ford, is with her, and she expects ont of her sons, Charlie Sanford, in iron one of his ranches to spend the win ter with her.
 Chief Clerk Harley, of the fores service, returned Wednesday iron Williams, where he had been for ; week to relieve Chief Clerk Davis, oi the Tusayan National, forest, who tool his wife, who was i'll, to Phoenix Davis got job there, and says ht won't return to Williams.
 M,. n,l A., uaxhor% Cnu~Ianlr sa cut in their car Sunday morning t' visit his mother, north of Maine; bu they found the roads out that wa! too much for them, though they dit succeed in getting to Maine, wher' they spent the day with MT. Sour locks sister, Mrs. "Mickie" Damon. Word is received from Mrs. P. D Berry, now spending the winter a Alhambra, California, that owing t' serious illness MT. Berry had hurried over to California without the usua formality of reporting in Flagstaff t, tell his friends goodbye. The Berry will return to Arizona about May 1st next year.
 General W. H. Pierce, general mar ager of the Cliff Dwellings for Uncl, Sam, accompanied by Mrs. Pierce Jeff this week for Los Angeles. Mrs Pierce has practically lost the sigh in one eye and will go into hospita for treatment. Her numerous friends sincerely hope that the treatment vii be successful.
 The Flagstaff Electric Co. is install ing an oil burning outfit, which vii . ! l. C., ,1x Manager Geo. T. Harrington says that while burning oil will not reduce theil fuel cost, it will make their fuel sup ply much more certain and they will no longer have to worry about the coal situation.
 County Supervisor Lou Charlebois is back from Phoenix to spend the holidays with his family here and also to help the board wind up it's 191s business. County Supervisor Wool folk, who, with Mrs. Woolfolk, is win tering in Phoenix, will be here in s day or two to help in the funeral ob sequies for the old year.
 The local naval recruiting office closes this week, when Recruiting Of ficer Wilbur will go to the coast tt open up another office. He advise, that those who have not called fo their Victory buttons do so at once He will be at his office, upstairs il the Rabbit building, or at the Idea Hotel all day Sunday.
 Walter Lindblom returned Saturda, night from Chloride, where he hat been relieving H. G. Ehlers at thu Arizona Central bank, who had beel away to have a minor operation per formed. Mrs. Lindblom arrived Sun day morning from Michigan, wher she had stayed to prolong the visi which she and Walter recently mad, there.
 I Benjamin Gross, who claims St Paul, Minn, as his place of residence was arrested here Tuesday night D Chief of Police R. l.. Neill, charge, with stealing some stuff from the Sag inaw 6 Manistee Lumber Co. He sai' he still belongs to the U. s. navy, an, Recruiting Officer Wilbur will talk him to the coast with him the first o the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt return