The Coconino sun., 1920-05-14


 Unable to get permits for driving all his sheep north, he is shipping part of them. He went to Holbrook Satur- day, where one of his bands will range this summer
 Miss Pearl Harper recently attend ed the meeting at Phoenix of the state Christian Endeavor board, of which she is member. It was reported that -four new Christian Endeavor societies had been established since the first of the year and plans were adopted for establishing others in communities where none now exist.
 If there is anyone who can do bet ter automobile painting than Morse he will have to go some. Dust-proof auto painting room. w. H. Morse, 9 North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Henry Lockett, who had such a ser ious time with cancer of the throat, necessitating two trips to the Mayo brothers hospital at Rochester, Minn., for radium treatment, is now report ed as having fully recovered and he and Mrs. Lockett are expected to ar rive from their winter home ;n Phoe- nix within the next few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. White did not get away the last of the week as plan- ned, but left on Tuesday, to go first to Tulsa, Okla, to visit Mir. Whites brother. then on to Hot Springs, Ark, where Mrs. White will take the baths for her rheumatism while her husband goes recreationing over in the Ozark mountains in the "shcw me" state.
 Billy Switzer's brother, who owns the "Style Shop" in Phoenix, had big smoke damage adjustment sale last week, following a restaurant fire nearby, and had to get five policemen to keep order in the crowd of women that besieged the place. Several of his customers tainted and others had their clothing torn in the rush to get inside.
 A. F. Kinnison, of the University of Arizona, Tucson, spent several days here last week with County Farm Agent F. A. Chisholm, and visited several of our farmers. He is the po- tato culture expert who did so much good work here last summer. He will return the first of June to remain for several weeks to help the farmers solve their spud problems.
 Mrs. John Chisholm received word the first of the week from MT. and Mrs. Don Chisholm dated at Phoenix, advising her that physicians at Phoe- nix were uanble to operate on their little daughter and had been advised to take her to St. Louis, where spe- cialists might be able to remove the peanut from the lungs of the child. They left the same day for the east.
 Ali Dickinson took Messrs. Edwards and Sharp, Phoenix real estate men, to Mormon Lake the other day to look the country over. They are ar ranging for the lease of government land on the bank of the lake and will organize a $100,000 company for the purpose of building a hunting lodge there, which they also hope to make headquarters for moving pie ture concern.
 Miss M. Alcorn, of the Boston Con- servatory of Music, who entertained during President and Mrs. Creager's dinner to the graduating classes of the N. A. N. S., has been solicited to give piano and voice lessons in con- nection with the Normal summer school. Miss Alcorn is staying at present with her sister, Mrs. Fletcher D. By, in Williams. She will have studio at the Normal.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hespich are building new stone residence on their ranch just east of Flagstaff. By the way, Mrs. Hespich believes that when it comes to hens making money, her Rhode Island Reds and Black Mi norcas have the United States mint backed off the boards. From Janu- ary 1, this year, to April 30, her 55 hens laid 252 dozen eggs. She be- lieves that is record hard to beat.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. Lusk and chil- dren returned the last of the week from Phoenix. During their weeks absence they visited Williams, Pres colt and Miami. Fred says his sub agents throughout the state are sell ing Kim to beat the band. On his re- turn he unloaded the third carload of Kim received since the first of the year. He has another carload on the way and expects soon to be getting carload regularly every month.
 A. H. Matthews, secretary of the Arizona Fire Insurance company, was in Flagstaff last week from Phoenix in the interest of his company. The Arizona Fire Insurance company has been doing the largest share of the fire insurance business in Arizona since it's establishment ten years ago and have the reputation of giving prompt settlements in every case of loss. The stockholders are made up among the prominent business men of the state.
 Mrs. c. w. Heiser left the first of this week for Chicago, where she will visit for few days and then go on to Buffalo, N. Y., her old home, to see her aged mother, who is very i'll. Her stay there will depend much on her mothers condition, but she expects to be back here by the middle of the summer. On her way back, she will go to Morgantown, w. Va, to visit Mrs. J. c. Farrell, whom she so