The Coconino sun., 1920-06-04

Wednesday in his private car, and will return Saturday morning.
 John Neville is back from his vaca- tion in Imperial Valley and is again handling groceries at Babbitts'. J. B. Hammers, of Kingman, the contractor who built the Masonic Temple here, was in town on Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Nellie Rodgers and May Ney- CTS, of Kingman, came the first of the week to spend some time here on va cation.
 Jimmie Patton came in Sunday from his ranch at Spring Valley, where he had been for several weeks pretending to work.
 Mrs. Joe F. Schmidt, who has been visiting in California for several weeks, is expected home again on Sunday.
 Wm. Souder, Druggist Tom Ander- son, Oscar Tyler and Voyt Miller, all of Williams, attended the ball game here Monday.
 Refujio Milgaryo, of Williams, and Julia Rocks, of Mexico, got a mar riage license from County Clerk Tom Rees this week.
 Vawdrey Dickinson. of the Woods ranch, was Flagstaff business visit or Wednesday, returning to his home Thursday morning.
 Mrs. Cora Travis, Mrs. Thompson and son, Clyde, returned this week from Phoenix, where they had been to spend the winter. Fred Hart has come back from Corn vile, to remain in this salubrious eli mate until the snow clouds again be- gin to look portentious.
 Arthur Riordan, teller at the First National bank, left the latter part of last week for St. Marys, Kans., to spend his annual vacation.
 A baby daughter was born last week to Mir. and Mrs. David Lay, which accounts for that self-satisfied look that Dave is wearing.
 Mir. McMahon, a good looking, heavy set young chap from Blythe, Cal, is here now jerking soda for Billy Bor- um, at the Confection Den.
 Interior decorating, painting, kal- somining, papering-let Morse do it and it will be we'll done. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Mayor Earl Slipher and Ray Bab- bitt, and their wives, went to Oak | Creek the first of the week to put in several days resting and fishing.
 J. w. Calhoun, government engi- neer, has returned to Flagstaff, where 1 he makes his headquarters, after be- ing absent for some time on business |
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Scoville and son | and Miss Nell Black, of Williams, | spent the weekend here, visiting M. I. | Powers and MT. and Mrs. P. H. Nell son.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Rouw and daugh- ! ter, Miss Emma, left this week for Marshfeld, Oregon, to make their home. Mir. Rouw is a locomotive en- gineer.
 John Hennessey, of Flagstaff, has been in Apache county the past week looking after sheep interests. He rep resents Rabbit Bros.-St. Johns Ob- server.
 Mrs. Roy Baird is back behind the counters at J. c. Browns newsstand, where she clerked before she left, last fall, for visit in her old home in Denmark
 Mrs. Dayton Draine has accepted position in the dry goods department at Babbitts, where her pleasant and gracious personality should prove big asset.
 Miss Ruby Caring returned on Sat 1 urday from Ft. Defiance, Ariz., where | she had been teaching. She has not | decided whether she will teach there another year.
 Hugh Tillman left in one of his cars i the latter part of last week, to drive t0sFt Smith, Ark, to bring back Mrs. i, Tillman, who has been there for sev- eral weeks visiting.
 D. M. Eldridge has arrived from Phoenix, to work for Alex Johnston, in the latter's tailoring establishment. | Mir. Eldridge has had many years ex- perience as tailor.
 Charlie Burlock was up from Oat- man for couple of days this week, leaving again yesterday for San Diego, where he will spend a few | "SShS "ish iio ioihhy.
 c. J. Babbitt returned the first of i the week from Phoenix, where he had | stopped for short time en route here i from Los Angeles, in which city he had been for several weeks.
 Frank Short, owner-boss of the Hereford ranch, on the rim from Mar | shall lake, was in town Wednesday, buying everything in the way of eat ables that looked good to him.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Coffin, MT. and , Mrs. Fred Russell and Joe F. Schmidt | caught about 800 fish at Lake Mary on Sunday. They say they believe ! there are still few left there.
 Thos. B. O'Hara and Elizabeth Harden, both of Colorado City, were married here by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd. They were tourists, over- taken on the fly by Cupid's darts.
 Mrs. E. J. Johnson, who las been cooking for the McGonigle Lumber