The Coconino sun., 1920-04-02

indefinite period. This is their first visit to Flagstaff.
 For all kinds of insurance, or if you want to buy or sell any real estate, see w. B. Raudebacgh, or phone 165.
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 Among those who joined the bat tery within the last few days: Wal ter Lindblom, Elmer Watkins, V. A. Moore, Samuel Hutchinson, E. H. Corey, Claud Tafoya.
 John Henessy and Al. Beasley were up from their winter homes in Phoe- nix to attend the funeral of George Babbitt.
 Judge J. E. Jones spent part of this week at Holbrook, presiding in one of the cases being tried in the Navajo county superior court.
 Charles E. Wyrick, of Winslow, was among those who attended the George Babbitt funeral
 John Verkamp, who came from his winter home in Los Angeles to attend the funeral of George Babbitt, return ed there Monday night.
 The public must observe the law in regard to closing their muffier cut-out on all motor driven vehicles in the city limits. This law will be strictly en- forced. 4-2-2t
 Mrs. Constance Lowell, after spend ing a couple of weeks at her home on Mars Hill, returned Saturday to Los Angeles to await the coming of warm- ar u,aathar Crxy I nu,alI ,,yb, boJ haov, here several days, has returned to his home in Boston, Mass.
 Jack Jones, who was laid up with the flu for few days, is out again.
 Joe Babbitt left the first of this week for Mesa, where Mrs. Rabbit is visiting relatives.
 "Male and Female" ran six week in Los Angeles. At the Orpheum next Wednesday, April 7th. A 9-reel SUD- reproduction.
 Mrs. H. E. Hendrix and her pafents, Mir. and Mrs. Love, all of whom were sick with the flu, are now rapidly i'm proving. z Wong June, proprietor of the laun- dry at 123 East Tucson avenue, has bought the Sandy Donahue property at Tucson and San Francisco, and will move there. He paid $1,500 for the property.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pulliam came home the last of last week from Tue son, where they spent the winter. Mrs. Pulliam will remain at her home here this summer, her husband going to Phoenix this week or next, to resume his work with the state land depart ment.
 M. l. Powers, president of the Citi- zens bank, who probably shipped the first carload of spring wool to Boston this year, received word that it was sold at soc, with 60 per cent grease and dirt shirnkage, which would make it $2 pound clean. The brokers ad- vised MT. Powers that Australian wool, longer staple and better than average Arizona, wool, is selling, clean at from $1.75Nto $2.50. R. R. Pollock is in town on his way to his home in California, having ar rived Wednesday night with his brother T. E.. Pollock, from Cooley, in the latter's private car. L. B. Maxwell was in from the Hib- bard range yesterday. Trader Cook, of Tuba City, was business visitor here Wednesday and yesterday.
 P. J. Moran is spending this week in Phoenix on business. ! Several Doney Park farmers, with the help of County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm, loaded a car of cull spuds during the last few days, for which they will get $40 hun dred.
 The Santa Fe, says Agent T. A. Stahl, has decided not to build new depot here this summer.
 B. F. Sweetwood and F. o. Poison, of Williams, and M. I. Powers, of Flagstaff, all three members of the county highway commission, accom- panied by Supervisors Chairman Fred Caring, Supervisors Clerk L. O.. Riley, County Clerk Tom L. Rees and County Engineer J. B. Wright, inspected the road east of here on Wednesday, rel ative to apportioning bonded and fed eral aid money for it's rebuilding this summer.
 Remarkable how many different things a well-stocked hardware store contains. Billy Switzer names some of them in his adv. in this issue, and 1e's only just begun.
 Beautiful Glona Swanson in "Male and Female," at the Orpheum next Wednesday, April 7th. Reserve your ,eats now. Phone 154.
 Mrs. Emma A. Mclean and son Ralph, of Red Lake, were here yester- lay.