The Coconino sun., 1920-03-12

month, says County Health Officer Dr. Felix Manning.
 Charlie Woolfolk dropped into town Saturday from his ranch at Canyon Diablo, where he spent most of the week. f
 Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Connor spent Sunday in Williams at the home of Mrs. |Connors parents, MT. and Mrs. John Juhl.
 Little Charlie Murray, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Murray, is now at Milton hospital. The little chap is still very ill.
 The Knights of Columbus pulled good one when they got Douglas Fair banks for the Orpheum next Wednes- day night.
 l Miss Lena Laney, of the Flagstaff Lumber Go. office force, spent last week, the first half of her vacation, in Ash Fork.
 Don't fail to attend the Woman's club entertainment at the Orpheum Thursday night. Read announcement and adv. in this issue.
 Miss Katherine Hibben returned on Monday from Phoenix, where she had been for three days visiting her fath- CT, Harry Hibben, Sr.
 Joe Tissaw, of the Flagstaff Electric Light O., was out again the first of the week, after having celebrated for a few days with the flu.
 | State Senator Hugh Campbell came home Tuesday morning from Phoenix, where he has been spending most of his time since cold weather set in. Miss Grace Caldwell has disposed of her household effects here and left on Wednesday for St. Louis, where she has position teaching and will make her home.
 Chas. J. Spear, formerly with c. A. Black, is now working for the Light ming Delivery Co. Jack Chisholm has taken his place delivering groceries for Mr. Black.
 Tom Wanger was in Flagstaff Mon day from Anita, proving up on his homestead. He says range conditions were never better out in that section of the country.
 Hugh Tillman, of the New White
 Garage, is probably the earliest
 pioneer in driving over the Phoenix
 Flagstaff road in car. He returned
 Monday night.
 Geo. Bailey, secretary of the Camp
 bell & Francis Co.,, was here part of
 last week and this on income tax bus ness. He will soon move his family
 up from Phoenix for the summer. Dr. R. o. Raymond and Dr. V. M.
 Slipher returned the latter part of
 Hast week from Magdalena, N. M. Dr.
 Slipher had been there for a couple of
 weeks as guest of Dr. Raymond. H. J. McClung, president of the . Phoenix National bank, was here yes terday conferring with T. E. Pollock and in the afternoon Mir. Pollock took him to Kingman in his private car.
 Assistant County Attorney Geo. w Harben went to Holbrook last night at the request of the attorney general of the state, to assist the Navajo county attorney prosecute game law
 violations.
 Don't forget to have your glad clothes cleaned up and pressed for the dances on March IT, St. Patrick's Day ! Phone I'll. We'll call for them ant
 deliver in good time. Johnston Clean ing Service.
 Ed Hamilton, deputy sheriff anc stock inspector, and MT. Baumgard ner, the we'll known rancher, both oi
 Williams, were here Saturday to at tend the sale of the Baumann-H Hinds ,, Construction Co. property. Mrs. C. B. Wilson, after nursing C i, B. Jr., through his recent illness
 worn out, had to take to her own bed
 A good rest is indicated as the treat ment needed, and she probably will Dc herself again in few days. Brooks Fletcher comes to the Ash.
 urst Auditorium on Saturday evening He has marvellous powss of oratory !. and presents his lecture in dramatic fashion. His return dates here insure him an enthusiastic audience.
 Art Prather, comonly called Shorty
 by those who wander in woodland , paths, was home from Closson, N. Nj. where he has been assisting in gath ! ering lumber for the Mckinley Lum Der Co.,, few days this week.
 Col. s. B. Gilliland says he won : bet while down in Tucson attending } the republican state convention, on tht fact that he was the oldest voter in tho convention. He started voting wher Abraham Lincoln was the nominee. Reports from Wickenburg say tha County Supervisor Lou Charlebois who is wintering his sheep there, go hundred per cent increase from 1, 900 head of yearlings-said to be ; new high record in yearling lambing. Shelby Lewis, who left here las month for Oklahoma City, where he i now general salesman for Morris ( Co.,, has been in San Antonio, Tex for the last two weeks, at the bedsid of his mother, who is dangerously il John Pollard, the wool removin, wizard, came home from Nada, Ari zona, the first of the week for shor visit with his family before going t KinUnan to he1n IIndress sheen in tha