The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

Cnet Alexandef and Wife came up from Prescott Sunday. Mrs. Alexand- CT expects to remain for several weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Byron. Chester is now press man on the Courier at Prescott.
 Al Sims was in from his summer resort home at Lake Mary Wednes- day. He reports that he is about ready to accommodate all corners and that many visitors are already taking pleasure and fishing trips out that way. The road is in good condition to Lake Mary and many visitors are ex- pected there this summer.
 w. w. Perkins, one of the big sheepmen of Navajo county, was in Flagstaff Tuesday for a short time, on his way to his headquarter ranch es. He has been south with his sheep during the winter, but now has them on their summer range. Mir. Perkins says he has no reason to complain of conditions down south this winter.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur niture department at Babbitts', is very proud of big display of Sioux and Comanche Indian handiwork, which he got in the latter part of last week. He says this stuff is almost im- possible to get now. These tribes speciality is bead work. The articles came mostly from North Dakota and Montana. Constable John Parsons leaves to- day for San Diego with Bob Single ton, of this county, who was convict ed few days ago of moonshining and sentenced to pay fine of $200 and stay in the county jail for year. He is wanted for desertion from the navy, so is being taken back to the naval authorities to save the expense of boarding him.
 Much speculation about the proper name for that new entrance Rabbit Brothers have put up on the Aspen street side of their store. It has been called everything from an entresol to hangover, but Pat Moran says it's marquee, or marquise, whichever way you want to spell it, though it is spelled markee. Wilson & Coffin put on the ornamental metal work.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Schermann left here Sunday for California. Mrs. Schermann was formerly Miss Pearl Muncy. They were married a few weeks ago, it will be remembered, and this is their wedding trip. They will visit San Francisco, Los Angeles and Lake Tahoe, spending most of the time during the several weeks they will be gone at the latter resort.
 Fred w. Smith, business manager of the state insane hospital at Phoe- nix, accompanied by his little daugh- ter, Helen, and son, Edwin, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday and are the guests of MT. Smiths sister, Mrs. Ber- tha Kennedy, and mother, Mrs. Wise hart, expecting to remain for a few days. MrS Wisehart expects to leave soon for visit to her old. home in Indiana.
 Down in Verde, the name of which was recently changed to Clemenceau the natives have had a hard time get. ting accustomed to the new name. The tendency to be to shorten the name to "Clem," and many of the people, ac. cording to Dug" of the Verde Min. ing News, are calling it "Klim, which Fred Lusk's sub-agent in that section has made everyone there ac- quainted with.
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 "Uncle Bill" Donelson, sage olt pioneer cattleman who sold his cattle some years ago along with the many worries of the range, was in Flagstaff Wednesday from his mining claim near Anita, where he is living on the fat of the land and mingling now ana then with the human question marks who visit the Grand Canyon. Uncle Bill was on his way back to Hannibal Mo-, to spend few months with rela. tives.
 J. c. Kelly and A. J. Sullivan are hard at work organizing and training second baseball team out of the wealth of good material the town af. lords outside of the members of Bat. tery A team. They now have theil lineup pretty we'll decided on, ana promise to put forth a team able tc give a good account of itself. The To. cal teams will try not to interfere with each others schedules on the home grounds, and each team should be a means of helping the other attain perfection.
 Charles Larson went through Flag. staff Wednesday on his way home tt Williams from Chicago. He made 8 good sale of sheep at Kansas City just the day before the break in prices came and was feeling so good over the sale that he went on to Chicago tc