The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

Rev. Father McGuinness, of the Catholic Extension, Chicago, on a tour of the Southwest, looking after the poorer missions, visited in Flagstaff for several days with Rev. Father C. Vabre. He left Monday.
 The Memorial Day committee and Rev. Luther B. Moore wish it under stood that the memorial services at the Episcopal church on Sunday, at II a. m., are for all denominations, and all are cordially invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Lindemann are entertaining their cousin, Mrs. kath- crime E. Poison, of Seattle, Wash, who is on her way home from Wash ington, D. C., where she was dele gate to the National Catholic Welfare council.
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 Hugh Tillman plans to leave this week for Ft. Smith, Ark, where his wife has been for several weeks, visit ing. He will drive there and back, bringing Mrs. Tillman home with him, and planning to take about two weeks for the trip.
 Harry Gray and two of his young hopefuls> were in from Bellemont on Tuesday. Mrs. Gray is still in Phoe- nix, waiting for the schools to close, when she will return to the family summer home at Bellemont with the other children.
 Interior decorating, painting and wall papering. The work done by ex- perts, in half the time and at less ex- pense to you than if you tried to do it yourself or let less experienced men do it for you. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 50.
 Jeff Venters left last evening for Albuquerque, where he will go into a hospital for an operation by Dr. P. G. Cornish, in hopes of correcting a bad case of stomach trouble. He ex- poets to go to the hot springs for the summer to recuperate.
 Art Anderson, the live merchant of the Anderson & McMillan firm at Parks, was visiting old friends here Tuesday. He says business is good down his way, though it is the quiet time of the year, owing to ranchers being busy with the soil.
 Bob Mayfeld, an old-timer here, who knows all the other old-timers, arriv- ed the first of the week from Phoenix, where he had just sold out his cigar store and pool hall. After leaving here and up to year ago he was in business in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Fox, who came here with her husband from Illinois last week, un- able to stand this altitude, only stay ed couple of days and has gone back east. Mir. Fox, who came here to clerk in Marlar's drug store, will also return east in few days. County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm reports that the grain in some parts of the county, especially east of here, has suffered greatly from the late spring, much of the seed fail ing to sprout. Present indications are favorable to good potato crop.
 A very voluble French woman stop. ped at the Commercial hotel few days this week, explaining to various persons that she was in Uncle Sam's secret service, and was looking for some very bad people. Oh, la, la, la! Funny how they get that way.
 w. R. McClurken left the first of the week for Albuquerque, N. M., for a few days visit with his parents, and will go from there to Salt Lake City to attend the annual convention of western representatives of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
 Bob Gleason has sold his ranch west of here to. Mrs. Brooks, of Yuma whose son and daughter are now there helping Bob put in the seasons crops. Mrs. Brooks will arrive here in few weeks. The sale was made by w. B. Raudebaugh's real estate agency.
 George T. Harrington, manager of the Flagstaff Electric Light Co.,, re- turned on Sunday from Pasadena, where he went the Sunday before to attend the annual convention of the National Electric Light association, at which there were about 5000 in at- tendance.
 z. A. Bissonnette, proprietor of the Reliable Auto Springs & Supply Co.,, left Saturday night for Boston, Mass, called there by telegram announcing the illness of his wife. Mrs. Bisson- nette went to Boston about month ago, one of her sisters, living there being very ill.
 If you want an extra good job of auto painting done, call on me- All auto painting done in a dust-proot yarnish room. Work turned ou, promptly and guaranteed to be satis. factory. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. C. Bly and family arrived a few days ago from Phoe. nix, where they spent the winter They have secured a home here, and the family will remain here for the summer, MT. By dividing his time betwen his home here and his sheer range at Anita.
 The nice, mild shower last week pleased the ranchers very much and while they are thankful for the sam.