The Coconino sun., 1919-08-22
See those "ADD-A-PEARL" Necklaces

Miss Alice Coalter, of Phoenix, is the guest of Miss Katherine Keller this week.
 +. o. Poison, one of the pioneer business men of Williams, was in Flagstaff Monday on business. That there is no difficulty these days in getting woolen clothing for men is evidenced by the new line of clothing samples shown by the Dress we'll Shop.
 Mrs. H. H. McNeil, of Tolleson, Ariz., and little grandson, are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Clark. visiting Mrs. McNeil's daughter, Miss Carrie McNeil.
 A. w. Watts, the overland dray man of the Indian Service at Tuba City, was in Flagstaff the past week loading out Indian teamsters with freight for the Indian country. Miss Lucy Weaver, of Brooklyn, N. r., is the guest of Mrs. Lewis Bene- dict. Mrs. Benedict and Miss Weaver went to Grand Canyon Saturday by auto to spend couple of days.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Coleman, of Superior, are recent arrivals at the j.. H. Morgan ranch near Parks, where they will remain for a few weeks. Mrs. Coleman is sister of MT. Nor gan.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Holloway, of Phoenix, are visiting their son, Will liam Morgan, in Garland Prairie. Both are old residents of this section of Arizona, and are well known to most of the old residents.
 Mrs. Mary Nellis, widow of the late well:known Ferd. Nellis, was in town from Garland Prairie on Monday, and sold the quarter section that she had proved up on at that place to A. Tram, of Tolleson, Ariz., for $2,000.
 Joe Waldhaus has just finished as- sembling new car for Dan Camp bell. It is racing model, with Ford engine and an Ames-built body, and when you see new, low-lying, battle ship gray car scooting along the high ways and byways, why, that's Dan.
 Mrs. George Spence and her daugh- ter, Miss Grace Spence, of Carrizozo, N. M., stopped in town on their way home from California, to size up our advantages as place of residence. They went away very much i'm pressed. MT. Spence is an attorney, and is thinking some of locating here.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Tillman, Mir. and J. G. Tillman, Mir. and Mrs. Nose Anspaugh, Ira Dougherty, Mrs. H. R. Heckethon and sons, and Jed Comp ton and family were among the Flag staff pleasure seekers at Mormon Lake on Sunday The Tillman boys caught enough catfish and bass for everyone out there to get snack of.
 There was tire conservation dem onstration at the Babbitt garage on Tuesday, given by K. H. Irvine and MT. Dunphy, of Phoenix, both of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Go. They showed local autoists how to care for tread and rim cuts, etc., and showed the need of keeping the wheels in per feet alignment and the tires properly inflated.
 Dr. J. c. Powers, of Hampton, Iowa, is the guest of M. l. Powers, presi- dent of the Citizens Bank. Dr. Pow CTS has been visiting in the west and stopped off on his way east for short visit. Dr. Powers says that old Iowa is badly in need of rain to make good crops in that section this year. The rainfall there this year has been away below normal.
 Fred J. Lusk, the real estate man, has just sold for Mrs. Simington what is known as the "old Simington prop erty," consisting of house and nine lots. It is located near the F. E. Brooks store and bottling works. The purchaser was A. Burke, who with his wife came here from Seligman a few weeks ago and is now fagman at the Beaver street crossing of the Santa Fe tracks.
 Mrs. Ada Rogers was recently ap- pointed postmistress at Miami, Tex. This information would not be of much importance generally speaking, except for the fact that Mrs. Rodgers is the daughter of Police Judge s. B. Gilliland, of this city. The office is a presidential one of importance in that section of Texas. Judge Gilliland says with considerable emphasis that she did not receive the appointment through any political influence from him.