The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25

It is understood that the Arizona delegates to the democratic national convention will support Cox, of Ohio.
 Harry Gray, of BeIlemont, and two of his handsome youngsters, stayed in town a couple of days this week, get ting their car fixed.
 John Williams has closed out his grocery stock on West Aspen avenue, closed the store and he and his family will soon leave for lower altitude.
 L. V. Slonaker, of Albuquerque, who had been here for some time inspect ing the forest service telephone sys- tenn, left yesterday for similar work in the Tusayan forest.
 s. V. Hunter has shaken the dust of the town off his feet, though he in- tends coming back every few days to pick up little more. He has gone out to Riordan to work for the Me Gonigle Lumber Co.
 . H. D. McVey, of Phoenix, manager for Arizona of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph company, ar rived here Sunday to spend few days on business with D. F.. Jeffery, manager of the local district office.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Zalesky, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Ryan, Mir. and Mrs. Mercer Hemperley and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Britt were among the many who took advantage of the fine wealth CT to spend Sunday at Lake Mary.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. S. Roome motored to Cooley few days ago, going by way of Roosevelt Dam, and making a regular vacation trip of it. They will bring back half dozen friends to stay with them during the big celebration
 MT. and Mrs. Graham, of Ash Fork, were in town Monday. MT. Graham into the Eastern Star lodge that night and as we haven't heard of any cas- ualties, suppose he got through in safety.
 w. R. McClurken returned Satur. day from Salt Lake City, where he had been attending a big convention of fellow agents of the company he represents in this district-the Mu. tual Life Insurance company of New York.
 Fred Moorman telegraphed from Cincinnati yesterday that his mother died yesterday morning. Fred had gone there to be with her in her last illness. She died of cancer. Mrs Moorman left here last night to join her husband.
 Forest Supervisor F. c. Miller and Jos. c. Kircher, forest inspector in charge of fire protection in this dis trict, who is here from Albuquerque left yesterday morning for the south end of the forest to consider general fire protection problems.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. S. Combs, of Ho- bart, Okla, stopped here Friday on their way overland to San Diego, for visit with MT. and Mrs. Frank Richmond. MT. Combs is MT. Rich mond's uncle. They resumed their journey westward Tuesday morning.
 Charlie Prochnow, proprietor of the Commercial hotel, returned on Tues day from California, where he had been for couple of weeks with Mrs. Prochnow and several of their chil- dren, who are spending the summer there.
 Wonderful opportunity for Flag. staff: Raudebaugh says that this eel. ebration will offer the best opportun. ity to Flagstaff people for kodak pic. lures at the fair grounds that they have ever had. The view is unob. structed. 6-25-1t
 Eddie Carroll, of Winslow, candi- date for the democratic nomination foi secretary of state, was here for a couple of days the first of the week He is-making tour of the principal towns in the state in the interests of his candidacy.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hays Nance are in California for a couple of weeks, the doctor taking the examination before the state dental board for admission to practice in California, and Mrs, Nance visiting her sister, Mrs. F.. M Brown, at Sawtelle.
 J. H. O'Rielly, ;Jr., of the A. L. & T. office force, who had been taking a two-weeks' vacation in Phoenix arriv- ed home last night, coming up with Bob Koch in the latters car. MT. Koch will spend few days here with his father, l. B. Koch.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. G. Deane, of Globe, were visitors on Wednesday at the home of H. E. Hendrix. Mir. Deane is the manager of the Boston Superior mine at Copper Hilli Mir and Mrs Deane have been making an extended motor trip through the state.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. w. Dawes are en. tertaining Miss Kathryn Bowen ant Miss Betsy Orman, both of Birming ham, Ala, who arrived here on Mon day, to remain during the summer Miss Bowen is sister of Mrs. nawe. and Miss Orman is a cousin of Dr Hays Nance.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson an, children are at their Lake Mary cot tage for a week or two. Joe has no been feeling very well since their re turn from the coast and is trying t | r-~% 4, .uoaJ ~~-,xA1l x.o,@ I1r...