The Coconino sun., 1920-04-30

some business connected with the es- tate of her husband, the late Dr. Per- cival Lowell This completed, she will return to her home here in Flag staff.
 , The carnival held here last week under the auspices of the American Legion yielded the latter organization a good substantial profit in spite of the fact that the weather was bad nearly all of the time, the tents were here.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Fronske went to { Phoenix Tuesday night. Mrs. Fronske has not been in good health for some time, and the doctor will remain in Phoenix with her at least for few days, in consultation with physicians of that city.
 J. L. Daugherty, who spent most of the winter in the southern part of the state, yelled defiance at the gaso- 1 line shortage last week and drove his car back up here. Lew says he didn't run on gasoline, however, but oil a substitute.
 | L. c. Stephenson, secretary to Fred J. Lusk, who was called to Beaumont, Tex, by the illness of his mother, re- turned last week. He found his moth CT somewhat better when he arrived and she had still further improved when he left.
 G. A. Pierson, the Fort Valley ex- pertinent station man, in town yester- day, says he has just finished plant ing about 5000 more little yellow pines out there, making nearly twen- ty acres that have now been planted at the station.
 w. D. Grant will take a vacation of month or so from the meat depart ment at Chet Blacks and go to his Newman Canyon ranch to SOW oats the tame kind. John Garrett is wield- | ing the knife and cleaver, sort of un- derstudying Billy's job.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Lusk and chil- dren left Wednesday morning for Phoenix in their car. They will spend day in Prescott on the way down. They plan to be gone about week, Fred putting in part of the time look ing after his Kim sub-agencies.
 Al Beasley was in town for a couple of days this week, going back to Phoenix, where he will remain until June, when he will come home with a lot of cattle. His sister, Miss Retta Beasley, who spent the winter there with him, is expected home this week. ! Woeber Smith, cashier of the First National bank, arrived Monday morn | ing from Phoenix, where~he had spent several days on his way back from Long Beach, Cal, where his mothers home is and where he put in most os the time during his three weeks vaca- tion.
 The battery baseball team will practice Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the. grounds. Members will please remember that Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings are practice even ings, on a vacant lot east of the old Penney store. New uniforms are be- ing ordered.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Bales and children, of Phoenix, arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week in their auto and are the guests of Mrs. Bales parents, Mir. and Mrs. David Lewis. They came up by way of Roosevelt and while at Roose- velt gathered up batch of lake bass for Grandpop Lewis.
 Dr. Bert Haskett, of the U. s. bu- reau of animal industry, has returned to Flagstaff to make his headquarters for the summer and to look after sheep returning to their summer ranges. He usdally arrives north a few weeks in advance of the herds of i Shaen that w;ufar soufh
 Uncle Tom Drum came in Tuesday from his noted ranch at Stoneman's Lake, bringing in crop of hair and whiskers that would have made a bol- shevik envious. He said weather con- ditions have been such down that way | that it was impossible to move around much during the winter.
 Dock Wyatt isn't any younger than he was last week. His looking that way is merely the phenomenon 1 that always appears when a man has to bashfully announce that the stork has been around to his house. It call ed on MT. and Mrs. Wyatt Sunday morning, and left fine girl.
 Dr. Tom Manning spent the week. lend and Monday here with his par ents, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, and his brother, Dr. Felix Manning. His excuse was that he came to take his car back to Gallup, but it wasn't ready for him, so he still has it as an excuse for another trip home. The Flagstaff baseball team will go to Williams for game on Sunday. The boys have not had much practice, but are all built of the regular Flag staff material and filled with the go- get-'em Flagstaff spirit; and if Will Hams gets away with the game it will be by playing gilt-edge baseball.
 Within a few weeks. the architect will be here to look over the John Clark property, chosen by the tax payers last week as the site for the new high school, following which it | vii not be long before the trustees will be able to definitely announce how much it will cost to put up the building.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur niture department at Babbitts', re- turned Sunday from Kansas City,