The Coconino sun., 1920-05-28

The best time of the year for paint ing is right now. My work positively guaranteed. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 MT. and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson and children left Monday in their car for Jerome, where MT. Stevenson has few days business to attend to.
 T. w. Slattery has filed suit in su- perior court against Mariana J. Her. man, for balance on contract. X. N. Sleeves is plaintiffs attorney.
 Mrs. John Zalaha and children, of Cooley, arrived in Flagstaff yester- day and are the guests of Mrs. Za- laha's mother, Mrs. G. N. Baty.
 Mrs. Philomena Babbitt, the widow of the late George Babbitt, has been appointed to administer the estate, her bond being fixed at $500,000.
 W. R. McClurken, who has been down around the Arizona gold fields writing life insurance, is back in town for few weeks breathing spell.
 John Sinclair's horse, supposed to be stolen, was found at Rogers Lake Wednesday by County Ranger Thomp- son. He was eating well and fat.
 J. B. Renter arrived on Sunday from Needles with Mrs. Renter, to make Flagstaff their home. He is working in Leslie & MarshalPs barber shop.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boil and Mir and Mrs. John Simpson motored out to Grand Falls and back on Sunday. Frank says that the roads out there are fine.
 Mrs. w. C. BayIess returned last week from Clarkdale, where she and MT. Bayless stayed during the win ter. The latter will also be home next month.
 Captain F.. M. Robison received word this week that the bed roll which he lost at the front in France two years ago had been found and is now in Paris.
 Jim McRea, who handled Hank Lockett's sheep during the winter, re- turned from the grazing grounds in the southern part of the state a few days ago.
 | Stanley Brown, student at the Evans school, went to Grand Canyon on Tues day to take a final look before leaving on his motorcycle for his home in New York city.
 1 John w. Weatherford left Saturday for Los Angeles, to be gone for few days on business connected with his plans for building the Flagstaff to- Peaks road.
 Mrs. L. w. Cress and children left Saturday for Los Angeles, where they will spend several weeks at the home of Mrs. Cress' parents, Nr. and Mrs. Leighton.
 Assistant District Forester John Kerr returned to Albuquerque the first of this week, after having spent a couple of weeks with the local forest service officials.
 Miss Rosemary Reinhold, the pop ular teacher of the ninth grade at Emerson school, left Monday evening to spend the vacation with her folks in Glencoe, Illinois.
 Our auto painting is most successful because it is done right and under the best conditions for turning out the highest class work. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. A. Keith are visit. ing at the home of the latter's par. ents, Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bader. V. A looks kind of peaked" after his re. cent siege with smallpox.
 Mrs. Horace Waldorf, of Hudson s. D., who spent the winter in Santa Barbara, Calif., on her way back home stopped here for two-days' visit with her cousin, Mrs. Charlie Clark.
 G. N. Baty left Monday morning overland for his mining claims near Humboldt, where he expects to do con- siderable development work. He ex- poets to put on crew of men. Royal Lescher, architect for the new Normal training school building, is expected to arrive here today on busi- ness connected with the building, which is to cost about s100,000.
 J. G. Tillman and wife motored to Tucson and Douglas, and other points in the southern part of the state, last week, returning Tuesday, without hay ing had moments car trouble,
 Miss Phoebe Raudebaugh, daughter of J. D. Raudebaugh, of San Francis co, formerly of Flagstaff, arrived here Wednesday morning to spend the summer with her relatives here.
 Douglas Fairbanks, his wife, Mary Pickford, and their company of nov ing picture actors, passed through here yesterday morning on their way to Holbrook, where they will do some film work.
 Rev. Father Felix Lajat, who had been spending several months on the coast, stopped here this week for a short visit with Rev. Father c. Vabre leaving yesterday for his home in La. fayette, La.
 F. D. Crable has filed suit in SUI. perior court against Geo. w. Early, H B. Early and Maude Hamilton, ad. ministrators of the estate of J. F. Cook, deceased, for foreclosure ot chattle mortgage.
 Jimmie Swinnerton, our artist-car. toonist left Wednesday, for pa sadena