The Coconino sun., 1920-04-30
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 Little Alex. Johnston, Jr., is re- covering from a severe attack of bronchitis.
 Forest Supervisor E. G. Miller spent several days of this week in the Camp Verde region.
 Let me make your furniture look like new. w. H. Morse, N. Beaver. Phone 60. 1t
 Jack Diamond, the ex-cattleman, is home from Phoenix, where he has been for the winter.
 Bender & Peck, the Shamrock auto livery men, have bought new Stude- baker light six from John Francis.
 Asa Candill, through his attorneys, Harben & Gold, has filed suit for di- vorce from Cornelia May Candill.
 Thos. F.. Pollock returned Tuesday morning from San Francisco where he had been for several days on business.
 H. w. Crane, naval recruiting of ficer from Prescott, was here the first of the week on his regular monthly visit.
 Miss Lutie Paxton, assistant post master, is in Phoenix for several days visiting some of her many friends in that city.
 About that painting and wall pa pering, it will pay you to consult me about doing it. w. H. Morse, 9 N. Beaver. Phone 60. 1t
 Herb Asselin, of Cliffs, is now get ting around livelier than ever, having bought one of those new Overland-4s from Joe Waldhaus.
 The interior of the Arizona Gen. tral bank is being treated to a new coat of paint, w. H. Morse and his meQ doing the work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson are home from Camp Verde, where they spent the winter, and will be at their home here this summer.
 Miss Hazel Caring, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Ruby, at Ft. Defiance, Arizona, for a few weeks, returned Wednesday afternoon.
 Harry Paulstone, who left here a couple of months ago for a business trip to the oil fields of Texas and Louisiana, is back in Flagstaff.
 Expert painters are the best peo- pie to turn to when you want your furniture rejuvenated Call w. H. Morse, 9 N. Beaver. Phone 60. 1t
 z. R. Towery, the Chevrolet man, of Williams, was in town part of this week, enthusiastically talking the merits of his pleasure and work cars.
 Carl Dickinson takes exceptions to a local saying that his perfectly beau- tiful little daughter, was boy. All right. Take back your daughter, man. Spring has wiggled around and has at least slipped down from winters lap onto the old mans feet. The sep aration was worse than movie clinch.
 J. w. Girdner, deputy forest super visor, is at Mud Tanks, down on the Verde river, where the roundup of the Mud Tanks permitees began yes- terday.
 Mrs. Constance Lowell, accompan- jed by Miss Dorothy Jakle, left Tues day for Boston, Mrss. They will re- turn after couple of months spent in the east.
 They've got to go! The last few dozen pairs of ladies' shoes still in stock at the Dresswell Shop are being sold at much less than present whole sale cost.
 Dr. Hays Nance, who had been east for some time, both on business and to look up some of his old friends, is back in town on the job, a forcep in each hand.
 G. c. School, of Colorado, has bought the ranch from s. s. Harvey known as the Ray Eddy ranch, the deal being made through w. B. Raude- baugh's real estate agency.
 It's time to paint, time for wall papering; time for all kinds of inter- for and outside decorative work. Bet ter call me. w. H. Morse, g N. N. Beaver. Phone 60.
 Everything new in wall paper; all the latest designs. I can save you time and money, both in making your selections and doing the work, 9 N. Beaver. Phone 60. 1t