The Coconino sun., 1920-07-16

Dr. and Mrs. Hays N. Nance return ed on Saturday from California, where they had been for several weeks, wis., iting with MT. and Mrs. E. M. Brown. Dr.. Nance took the California state dental examination while there.
 Wm. E. Pace, who had been taxi-ing in Phoenix for several months, came up few days ago to see the home folks and certain young lady, resi- dent here, and leaves this week for the east.
 Charlie Isham is taking three weeks vacation from his duties at the Arizona Central bank and his council manic work. He and his little son Phillips, left Saturday for the Cata- line Islands.
 Miss Dorothy Pickrell, of Phoenix sister of Mrs. Chas. w. Isham, arrived Monday morning to stay with Mrs Isham while husband Charlie and son Phillips are vacationing in the Cata- line Islands.
 Eugene Phelan returned home on Sunday, having given up his position in Phoenix; and now all the Phelan boys and girls are at home, and Tom spends his evening admiring his flock of grown-up youngsters.
 Manuel Villapando, a young Mexi- can employed by the Flagstaff Lum. Der Co.,, got tangled up with saw Monday night and his left arm was cut off below the elbow. He is getting along very nicely at Milton hospital.
 Dr. O. s. Baum announces Sundae serevices at the Federated church as follows: Sermon, II a. m.-"A Certain Man Had Two Sons." Sermon. 8 p.m "Noncomformity." It will be worth your while to attend these services.
 Bargains at Harper's second hand store, Flagstaff. Farm wagons, s15 to $75. Good two-horse blows, S10 Harness, for wagon or buggy, in good shape, cheap. Two first-class upripht pianos. All kinds of goods in propor- tons. 1-16-lt
 c. M. Morrow, who came back here few days ago to make fresh start, says it takes too long to get going at this altitude, so he left this week to re- turn to Thoreau, N. M., where he has a job with the Mckinley Land & Lum- Der Co.
 L. H. Thomas came up from Oak Creek, on Wednesday, ostensibly after supplies, but prima facie evidence is that it was largely to visit with his nu- merous local friends, as he was seen doing that very thing large part of the time he spent here.
 J. P. Riggon, of California, pur- posely ran his car on the wrong side of the street the other day in order to run over c. A. Blacks dog. He succeeded, killing the dog, and Police Judge s. B. Gilliland relieved him of $15 of his surplus cash.
 George Grunke, of Dodge City kans., who had been here for a week visiting Miss Laura Paris, of the Pen ney store, left on Tuesday for home Miss Laura vehemently denied tha. she and he plan to meet in the east next January, on permanent basis. l.. c. Stevenson, salesman for Kiln and Flavo, dropped in yesterday from his initial trip to Kingman, Jerome Prescott and other towns. He reports business conditions exceptionally good After conference with his chief Fred J. Lusk, he left for New Mexico U. s. Senator Mark Smith returned to Flagstaff on Monday from Apache and Navajo counties, where he had been campaigning since the stockmen's meeting here, and stayed until Tues. day night, when he left to tell others of his sterling worth as a statesman.
 Tom J. Mahoney, who has been spending lot of time lately down in the oil fields around Wichita Falls Texas, is back in Flagstaff, where he will remain during the summer, at least. He does not hesitate to say that this is the best place in the world to live in.
 Mrs. z. A. Bissonnette returned on Monday from Boston, where she had been visiting for two or three months, and where for some time she was very sick. She was accompanied home by