The Coconino sun., 1920-02-06

J. B. Gunter spent yesterday in Hol- brook.
 Jack Costigan continues to improve and now comes down town occasionally.
 Parties wishing costumes for Moose ball should phone 233 at once.
 Judge x. N. Sleeves, of Williams, was in town yesterday for a few hours.
 Ben Chavez, 23, and Canuta Her. nandez, IS, both of Flagstaff, were married on Wednesday by Judge J. E. Jones.
 Girls of the Baptist church at Wins low have pledged themselves for the adoption of one orphan through the Near East relief.
 H. T. Jennings, district commercial manager of the Western Union, of Phoneix, was here couple of days the first of the week.
 Don't forget the good time coming next Wednesday night, the 11th- the masquerade ball given by the Loy- al Order of Moose, at Marian hall.
 Earl Mahan and Mir. Cannal, West ern Union clock men, were here this week, helping modernize the town by putting a big w. U. electric clock in J. J. Waldhaus' garage.
 Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Linney, of the teaching faculty at Emerson school, were sick at different times during the week, Mrs. H. E. Ken drick substituting for them.
 A total of 31 adoptions has been secured by the state organization of the Near East relief, which has un- dertaken the care of 1000 Armenian children during the year 1920. Rev. and Mrs. Luther Moore leave on Sunday for Phoenix, to attend the Episcopal convention. At it's close, MT. Moore will return, Mrs. Moore re- maining in Phoenix for about a month.
 Club women of the Salt River Val ley are rallying to the support of the Near East relief. A giant mass meet ing has been planned, and this will be addressed by General Azgapetian, noted Armenian worker.
 Miss Marietta H. Fancher, of Holly wood, Cal, is at County Assessor J D. Dunn's office, checking up the as sessment rolls. After that is com- pleted she will go to Prescott to sup erintend the transcription of the rolls.
 The county supervisors have scat tered again following their meeting here the first of the week, 0. T. Wool folk going to his ranch at Canyon Dia- bio, Lou Charlebois to Wickenburg, and Chairman Fred Caring to his ranch in this county.
 All those interested in baseball and in having a good team to represent Il Flagstaff this coming season should attend the meeting at the Knights of Columbus rooms, Babbitt building, , next Tuesday night, when plans are to be made to capture the Northern Arizona championship this year. Next Thursday night, at the Or pheum, Broken Blossoms" will be presented under the auspices of the library board of the Flagstaff Wom- , ans club. It is hoped that there will be good attendance, as the enter tainment will be very interesting and the cause is most worthy. Frank Sufea, who has been vaca- : tioning for more than a month in Los Angeles and Murietta, Cal, got home Tuesday morning. He expected to
 find the remodeling of his photo studio and living apartments all fin . ished, but found that it wasn't even begun; so he took an axe and saw , and took down a few partitions him.
 self.
 Mrs. J. D. Dunn, wife of the county
 assessor, left on Monday night for I Phoenix, called by a telegram an l nouncing that her daughter, Mrs. w [ E. Morris, was at the Sisters hospi- f tai, very ill, with her recovery ex- tremely doubtful. MT. Dunn talked . with the physician attending her over
 the phone and was advised that Mrs Morris was just alive. The Knights of Pythias held forth Wednesday evening and exercised their goat in the third rank. Among those who were properly introduced to the goat and handed passports into , all lodges of the order were: Ole Sol
 burg, Claude Knight and Earl Knight They are Knights now in good stand : ing and in good marching order with out a corn to hinder them. Charlie Burlock, general manager of the Mossback gold mine, at Oat- man, came back to Flagstaff on Mon- day night on business. He was just
 recovering from an attack of pto- maine poisoning, which he and several , of his friends were called upon to endure after looking on some beef [ steak that wasn't as good. as it tasted , He returned to Oatman on Tues. r day and will be back here again next 5 week.
 K. J. Nackard will soon begin ex , tensive alterations in the fronts oi 9 the New York store and the adjoin ? ing New York Market, extending thu