The Coconino sun., 1919-11-14
Holiday Goods at Penney's.

We0ncSQay to receive q DuucH OI CdL- tie he had bought of the Sanford Cat tie Co.
 Walter Lindblom went to Chloride on Tuesday to relieve H. G. Ehlers for couple of weeks while the latter is in Los Angeles.
 Moses Anspach returned last week from Canyon Diablo, where he put in double fireplace at Charlie Wool folks ranch home,
 Lin Derrick and Ed Hart came up from Sedona Wednesday with 9 load of Oak Creek fruit. They will go back home today.
 Supervisor R. c. Cresswell, of Wins low, was in Flagstaff on business Wednesday. He says they have not had any very cool weather there yet.
 Mrs. George Nee, who had been here for several weeks visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. E. Pulliam, returned this week to her home in Winslow.
 R. H. Miller, division traffic superin- tendent, and MT. Glashien, also a traffic man, are here from Los An geles, inspecting the local Western Union plant.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer, not having seen enough of Phoenix during the fair, decided to remain there all of this week. Four of their children are with'them.
 R. G. Stevenson, president of the Western Mercantile Co.,, will move his family next week to North Leroux street, into the house next to M. I. Powers home. ,N
 A little daughter was born last Thursday night to MT. and Mrs. Pete Espiel. Mrs. Espiel and the little one are at Milton hospital, and both are doing very nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Morgan, of
 Williams were in Flagstaff Wednes- day in their auto. They expect to leave soon for the Salt River Valley to spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Matthew Lindemann, of Chiffon, Wis, parents of P. J. Lin demann, spent last week here. They were on their way to California, where they will live in the future.
 George Verkamp, manager of the
 Rabbit garage, hadn't been able to ! Sunday just after he lost his bunch l He is still looking for his keys. Herbert Scurlock, of the vegetable : department at Blacks, is very sick. He has high fever and heavy cold, and it is feared that pneumonia may
 develop. w. B. Raudebaugh is sub , stituting for him in the store. MT. and Mrs. R. J. Connor, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. Gus Jakle, | motored to Williams on Sunday and 9 partook of one of those remarkably good dinners for which Mrs. John , Juhl, Mrs. Connors mother, is so l famous.
 MT. and Mrs. William O'Brien left . this week for Phoenix, where they will q spend the winter. They came here = last spring because of Mrs. O'Brien's Q ill health. That lady is entirely re- l covered now and is enthusiastic ir her { praise of our climate and the medical t attention she received here. MT. and Mrs. H. L. Sullivan, who
 recently sold the Ideal Hotel to Mr. V and Mrs. Washburn, left on Tuesday for Phoenix, where Mrs. Sullivan is to }, have a surgical operation performed :, on her throat. They probably will k spend several weeks there before go- r ing to their ranch down near Hol- e brook.
 The Knights of Pythias gave the
 third degree to six members Wednes- :. day night, MT. Todd, visiting member ', from Phoenix, who is here tempora- , rily with the Standard Oil Co.,, hNpins . in the work. The initiates were Geo f R. See, Wm. Hudgins, D. L. Brown . Earl Germany, Fred s. Lusk, and F, , P. Short.
 e Mrs. Frederick Engel, who came here with her daughter, Mrs. Jimmie
 Swinnerton, when the latter and her . talented husband returned here to z abide, left on Tuesday for Honolulu !, where she will spend the winter with ! another daughter, who is the wife of Col. Atkinson chief of the United ! States aviation fields in Hawaii. i J. D. Duff" Brown and Billy Pitts
 both famous for their ability to make
 cows eat grass, were in Flagstaff from r Ash Fork Wednesday. They had just r finished maneuvering a few hundred 9 head of cattle into stock cars at Ash t Fork for shipment to California, and r were congratulating themselves on be- l ing able to get the necessary cars. Harry Green returned on Sunday from France, where he went two l. years ago under the delusion that il Q was going to be hard to lick the r Kaiser. He went clear to Berlin after y him, only to find that he had just : moved up to Holland. Green is going r to punch cattle for the Hart Cattle a Go. again, which he says is lot more r lively and profitable than what he ha. s been doing since he left. Mir. and Mrs. Matthew Quay moved
 last week to the house recently vacat }, ed by MT. and Mrs. John Baumann }, who have gone to Texas to live. Int house vacated by the Quays, at 20f - South Beaver street, is now occupied d by Professor J. F. Walker, assistant h principal of the Normal school, ant n family, who moved last week from tho