The Coconino sun., 1920-08-20

Bret Johnson, of Williams, was Tn Flagstaff Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. J. c. Dolan and oldest daugh- ter will leave on Tuesday for visit in Los Angeles.
 w. R. McClurken, the life insurance man, left yesterday for Jerome, in- tending to be gone a couple of weeks.
 J. D. Brown, of Ash Fork, was among the many visitors from hii part of the country attending cour: here Wednesday.
 Mrs. Hogan and two little sons, who have been here from Albuquerque wis., iting her oldest son, Archie Hogan, and his wife, left this week for home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Maddock and J. H. Rollins, of Phoenix, were in Flagstaff Wednesday, having come through by auto on road inspection trip.
 Mrs. T. A. Stahl and daughters, the Misses Margaret and Martha, left yesterday morning for San Bernar- dino on couple of weeks camping trip.
 J. B. Gunter, proprietor of the Flag staff garage, went to Phoenix last night for conference with a repre- sentative from the Dodge factories at Detroit.
 R. E. Daggs and family were here from Williams yesterday and We'd nesday, Mir. Daggs being a witness in the case of Howard Sheep Go. vs. Al K. Hawkins.
 Mrs. Leslie N. Goodding and chil- dren left yesterday for Fit. Collins, Colo, on visit to Prof. Goodding's sister for a few weeks. Prof. Good ding accompanied them as far as AL buquerque. Mrs. L. A. Eastburn, wife of the professor of science and mathematics, of the Normal school, will return to- morrow from Springfield, Mo-, where she has been visiting relatives for the last two months.
 County Farm Agent Heard, of Ma ricopa county, is here with his wife attending the extension conference, and they will stay on for week or longer to enjoy our scenic and eli matic advantages.
 Mountain Lodge No. 15, K. of P. will hold a meeting Friday night, Aug. 20, in the Elks' hall. Work in the rank of knight. All members are requested to be present.
 w. D. Draine, formerly manager of l one of the z. A. Bissonnette auto sup ply stores, expects to, go to Cooley this week, where, it is reported, he has the offer of a very good position with the Apache Lumger Co.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Chaldner, of Taylor, Texas, who had been visiting on the coast, stopped off here on Sat urday, on their way home, for a few days visit with their old-time Taylor friends, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson.
 Two additional suits have been filed in superior court against z. A. Bisson- nette, one by the Union Oil Co.,, the other by the Fisk Rubber Co.,, of New York. The attorneys for both plain tiffs are Townsend, Stockton X Drake, of Phoenix.
 Horace E. Nay, assistant manager of the Penney store, is expected back today from Denver, where he has been spending his vacation visiting Mir. and Mrs. J .E. Fowler and daughters, who moved there from Flagstaff few months ago.
 | The sheriff's office took Ed Little of Oklahoma, from the city camping grounds to the county hospital yester day morning. His wife was alread! there. Both were in pretty bad shape it is reported, their condition believed to have been caused by drugs.
 Dock" Quinn, who is national di !. rectory of the travelling public, qui his job as night clerk at Adams hote in Phoenix long enough to vacate her, for a couple of weeks and cool him . self among old friends. Dock say the frost had not killed any of tn, crops down there when he left.
 w. K. Brown, the stockman of Asl Fork, was in Flagstaff Wednesda! attending court as a witness in l; land case. MT. Brown says tha rains have been of the hit and mis character in that section of the coun try and have not been such as to mak, range prospects good for winter feed
 George B. Ryan, who formerly mad, this territory for many years selling hardware, and who numbers hi. friends here by the score, is in towr and probably will take in the snake dance. He is now a partner in anC secretary of Momsen, Donnegan Ryan Co.,, the Fl Paso wholesale hard ware concern.
 Mrs. L. w. Paris and Mrs. J. M Baker, both of Dodge City, Kans. have recently arrived here for visi, with MT. and Mrs. E. A. (Lige) Bak, CT. The first-named lady is his sister and the last-named his mother. Mrs Paris daughter, Miss Laura Paris who has been here for about year, is cashier at the Penney store.
 Judge R. J. Kidd has deserted his desk in the Masonic Temple and his desk at the Arizona Central bank fol a vacation in Los Angeles, for which wicked city he left last Saturday, in. tent on staying there for couple of weeks and resting, something that the