The Coconino sun., 1920-03-26

l A. J. Cnnls ana W. n. b0yd left this morning for Flagstaff, where they are going to look the country over fo1l a good land proposition. Harry New. ton also left for Flagstaff, where he intends buying few head of cattle.- Jerome News.
 George Peterson and Labe Hitson two COW controllers of the Holbrool country, have been sitting up witt friends in Flagstaff this week. | Dr. E. S. Miller returned the first ot the week from ten days visit in Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. J. k. House, of Done, Park, were in town Saturday. Mrs House, in her old home back east, wor 'wide local fame for her literary abil ity, hef essays and poems being wide. ly published.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barnes ant Mrs. Victor K. Melick, of Williams motored into Flagstaff on Saturday spending several hours among theil friends here.
 J. D. Massey, who just now is cut. ting posts down at Angel, was in towr over the weekend with his family.
 Frank P. Short, who lives on the rim near Marshall lake, in town the other day, said that there is water ir plenty, the grass is starting in fine shape, the cattle are looking very good, and, as far as he can see, there is nothing a-tall to kick about. ! John Zalaha came up from Cooley the last of last week to attend super, for court, returning on Tuesday.
 County Attorney F. Nj. Gold and Attorney Frank Harrison spent Sat urday at Grand Canyon. Mir. Harri- son was attorney for one of the liti. gants in calf branding case tried be- fore Justice of the Peace Mrs. Helen Colton, and won his case.
 Dr. Tom Manning stopped here for part of the weekend. He had driven from Los Angeles here in his car. He left it here and went on to Gallup Sunday on the train.
 w. J. Williams, the new foreman in The Suns print shop, has rented the home of Mrs. Margaret Hanley, near the Normal school, and his wife and two little children, now visiting in Ohio, will soon join him here.
 Mrs. Frank Leslie, who spent the winter in Phoenix with her brother, F. B. Newman, is home again and Frank now looks as if he enjoyed life once more.
 J. B. Lowry is now clerking for A, J. Sullivan at the Dresswell Shop Sully says he makes no better model for draping ready-made mems cloth. ing over than his predecessor, Lee Smith, did; for whereas Lee had toe much embonpoint to button most of the suits around, Jack has too much length.
 Summer school registration at the Normal is reported to be larger this year than ever before.
 Lieut.. Fred D. Krenz was in Flag staff couple of days this week visit ing friends. He is looking for busi- ness opening of some kind and hopes to locate permanently in Flagstaff.
 Pete Berry went out to Grandview Tuesday via. Williams to interview his ranch and plan the kind of seed he will feed it this spring. Nice equinoctual storm Monday night with plenty of wind and slight covering of snow.
 County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm has lot of poisoned grain in 20-quart sacks, at his office. Each farmer who wishes to use it for kill ing prairie dogs may have sack free
 Paul H. Hobby, special agent of the Arizona Fire Insurance Co.,, was in town for day or two the first of the week.
 Amos A. Betts, of Phoenix, chair man of the Arizona corporation com mission, was a Flagstaff visitor on Tuesday, coming up from Winslow, where he had been looking into the sale of Navajo county school bonds. He was very much dissatisfied with the way one of the Denver bonding houses has dealt with Navajo coun- ty and Phoenix bond issues.
 Tommy Long, now working in Grand Canyon, visited his home here few days last week.
 Ray Ramsey, who recently leased his candy factory for year to Billy Borum, left this week for Fl Paso, where he has taken job with candy factory. In all probability Ray will be back among us again next year, and perhaps before that time will have set at rest the persistent rumors of an approaching marriage by actually taking that important step.
 Fred Moorman, who presides over the night desk at the Commercial hotel, has been sick for several days. Ray Prochnow is taking Fred's place until that gentleman recovers.
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