The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Tillman ate their C,,udax, d;nuar of Koud v;cJ po ,lr

l MT. ana MfS. q. G. llllman ate their Sunday dinner at Kendrick Park. MT. and Mrs. w. A. Duncan were visitors at the Grand Canyon Satur- day and Sunday. a,s. ,sG {. MT. and Mrs. John Stuart, of Tuba City, were in Flagstaff a couple of days the first of the week. <
 Mrs. w. A. Haynes, wife of the rancher and railroad man of Winoha, spent Tuesday in Flagstaff.
 A divorce was granted on Monday to Adelaide D. Gyber from Charles A. Gyber by Judge Jones in the superior court.
 Cecil Francis Car, formerly chauf- feur for Judge Doe, enlisted in the navy and was sent to Los Angeles last week.
 Mrs. Molly Flynn left this week for Albuquerque after couple of weeks, visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Ed O'Farrell and other relatives here.
 Mrs. T. J. Bymes, of St. Mary's kans., is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. M. Beckwith, having arrived Sunday. She will also visit Mr and Mrs. J. |. Byrnes.
 M. l. Powers, president of the Citi- zens' Bank, and M. J. Riordan, secre- tary of the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, have both bought new Cadillac cars from Rabbit Bros.' garage. Mrs. J. B. Francis, Dan and Miss Mary Francis, Henry Aphold and Henry Spencer all went to Williams Saturday, visiting MT. and Mrs. Gus Poison, and returning Sunday night. | Judge E. J. Babbitt returned Sat- urday from Los Angeles, where he has been spending part of his vaca- tion. He expects to remain some time longer in Arizona before returning to Cincinnati.
 | Road equipment for use when the federal aid work begins, keeps arriv- ing here, the latest batch, comprising four army Nash-Quad automobile trucks, turned over to the state by the United States government.
 I Ray Rabbit, Mir. and Mrs. Ed Bah bitt, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Miss Dorothy Jakle, and Misses Margaret and Rose Walsh, and E. J. Rabbit. of Cincinnati, motored to Oak Creek on Sunday, returning Tuesday.
 "Slim Singleton" who has been punching cows for Les Hart, and whose parents have a ranch about ten miles north of here, has joined the navy, and left Monday for the naval training school at San Diego.
 pr. and Mrs. c. F. Portz, Mrs. F. Ellinger, Miss Mary Costigan, Mir. and Mrs. Simmons, Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Taylor were among the many who took advantage of the fine day and |. dry roads and motored out to Grand Falls, Little Colorado river.
 Clem Mover, jr., weighing 91h pounds, signed up at the Mover home last Saturday for a life term with the family. This lucky youngster has six sisters to see that he gets all the attention that a real live boy can wish ! for. Clem, Sr., is we'll and still haul . ing freight.
 Mrs. Kathryn Leighton, of Los An geles, arrived Sunday night for a two weeks visit with her sister-in-law Mrs. |. w. Cress. Mir. and Mrs. Cress and their children motored to Will Hams to meet her, but the train was late and they returned to Flagstaff, meeting her here. k Miss Lou Heating, of Laupahoehoe Hawaii, who had been here visiting MT. and Mrs. R. J. Connor, has gone to San Francisco, where she is engag ing several public school teachers whom she will take back to the Ha. waiian Islands with her. The party will sail on the 16th.
 Lieut.. John Mathews is now chief commissary clerk at A. L. & T. Camp No. I, under General Bill Lannon. The old wound in his leg has not gotten strong enough yet for him to make full use of it and he felt that a few. months in the woods would make him as good as new again.
 Mrs. Frank Mathews arrived in Flagstaff yesterday from Abilene, Kans., and expects to remain several weeks with her son, Lieutenant John Mathews and father, Judge s. B. Gil. liland. Mrs. Mathews home is in Texas, where she recently made final proof on 360 acres of valuable state land.
 Dr. Hays Nance has opened his dental offices in the Babbitt building. He and Mrs. Nance are living in the home belonging to the 3latter's brother, Dr. Tom Manning, on North Leroux. Dr. Nance passed his dental examination before the state board on July 10-17. He is very we'll known here, having attended school for a ! year here at one time, visiting the city several times since then.
 1 Thos. E. Pollock, president of the 1 Arizona Central Bank, and Sam F. l Quay, president of the Quay Conveyor Cleat Co.,, went to Cooley on Wednes- day. The latter company, of which l Mir. Pollock is vice president, and J. c. Dolan secretary and treasurer, is l putting in coal bunkers for the Thatcher Railway O., at Holbrook, Snowflake and Cooley. Mir Quay will go up into the Zuni Mountain region, before returning, to look after a big bunch of conveyors.
 l J. C. Dolan. the big. chief at the l Flagstaff Lumber Go. plant, has been