The Coconino sun., 1920-04-09
A PREPARATION FOR EVERY PURPOSE

Louis Withrow was in from Munds Park Monday and Tuesday. He brought in 80 dozen hen fruit. This makes 275 dozen his 300 hens have sent to market from his two ranches since the first of the year.
 Mrs. Ed Rabbit and Miss Gertrude Babbitt returned on Sunday to Los Angeles.
 David Babbitt left the first of the week for Phoenix on his way to his winter home in Los Angeles.
 Vim. Hicklin, who had been under sheriff here for about 15 months. re- signed the latter part of last week and at once left for Texas, where an old friend, Jesse Spear, who has struck it rich in oil, had been for some tune urging him to come. Bills many friends here will miss him and his never-failing wit.
 A traveling man, with a wee bit too much aboard, selected the pavement Sunday night for bed. Night Watch man Harry Wiltse ran him in. He nut up $2O to guarantee his appearance Detore Police Justice s. B. Gilliland: then decided it better to keep his name out of court by jumping the bond. Mrs. Jimmie Holt, relief manager for the Western Union, who had been here for few weeks, left Tu esday for a fortnight in Winslow.
 Stanley P. Young and E. F. Fribbly. Of the U. s. biological survey, and County Farm Agent Francis A. Chis- holm left Tuesday for Leupp, Sun shine. Canyon Diablo and Harlow Yeagers ranch, to promote the pois- oning of coyotes.
 Henry Schenck was in town Mon- day. He says the snow is IS inches deep in Kendrick Park, and at his ranch, near there, it is five feet deep. He came to Fort Valley on skis, the rest of the way horseback.
 George Bailey, secretary for Camp bell, Francis & Co.,, and Mrs. Bailey returned Tuesday night from Phoe- nix, where they spent the winter.
 The public must observe the law in regard to closing their muffler cut-out ,n all motor driven vehicles in the city imits. This law will be strictly en- i 'orced. 4-2-2t . Mrs. Charles P. Heisser and chil- | lren will return this week from Louis, 1 ana. The Heisser twins had been [ here with MT. Heisser's parents for .bout nine months, Mrs. Heisser go, ng there a few weeks ago for visit md to bring the kiddies home.
 w. H. Conley returned the latter I ,art of last week from Grand Rapids, Mich, where he was called about three weeks ago by the illness of his mother, who is now we'll along toward recov- ny. e
 Mrs. Jimmie Swinnerton and little . laughter, who recently returned from ] visit on the coast, were compelled y the latter's illness to return at i 'nce to lower altitude, leaving the alter part of last week for Pasadena, where they will remain for several | months while the little girl, who de- [ 'eloped heart trouble following an at ack of bronchitis, is under special { st's care. MT. Swinarton will remain lere, at least for the present.
 s. S. VanBoskirk, who has charge f the Fort Valley government exper- mental station, is back from Albu- Iuerque, where he had been for sev- ral weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Longley receiv- d'a dandy Easter gift--a little girl.
 Chas. Prochnow and daughter, Miss 1ary Prochnow, returned on Monday rom Oatman, where they spent few avs while MT. Prochnow looked into fairs at the Amalgamated gold mine, f which he is the secretary.
 o. B. O'Connor, bookkeeper at the i ,itizens bank, and family left on Tues- ay for Oakland, Calif., to make their ome, Mrs. o'Connor's people live