The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
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| Roxy Duell left the first of the week for Morristown to gather up his pow CT sheep shearing plant and get ready for the rush of removing the winter clothing of the little bleaters.
 Guy Sykes, one of the Seligman garage proprietors, came home on Thursday to spend Christmas with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Stanley s.
 Sykes, returning west on Tuesday. 1 Miss Bertha Newman and her friend, Miss Ruth Vaughan, came up from Winslow on Sunday to spend a
 week with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Leslie
 Mrs. Leslie is Miss Newman's aunt.
 Miss Leona Owens, student at the ! Northern Arizona Normal school
 tainted in the dormitory Tuesday and
 fell against radiator, burning her
 self slightly about the face and hands
 Mir. and Mrs. A. K. Kelemen have moved their restaurant from it's form CT location on Aspen avenue to the W. H. Campbell house, sometimes known as the Stein house, at 320 North Le- roux.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr., are in California, spending the holi- days with their daughter, Mrs. E. M. Brown, and family. They plan re- maining on the coast for several months.
 NIT. and Mrs. Archie T. Hogan spent Christmas with their parents in Al buquerque. As the parents of both Archie and his Missus live there, they probably had to eat two Christmas dinners.
 Johnny O'Farrell, who works at Tuba City in the trading post for Johnny Kerley, came in the last of last week and stayed over until Monday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Ed O'Fa,rell.
 Mrs. Frank Noble, Miss Lura Kin sey, Miss Rosemary Reinhold and Miss Freda Johnson left Sunday morning in car for Phoenix, Miss Kinsey driving, to attend the states teachers convention.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Riason, of Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, who has been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Kelly, has formed such liking for Flagstaff that she has decided to make her home here for the future.
 The Mic Baca home on West Tucson avenue, was sold last week, and Mrs. Baca plans to leave with her children next week for Los Angeles, where Mr. Baca has been for nearly two months working in a ship yard.
 The Masons had a dance at the Temple on Christmas night, and on Monday night held joint installation of officers with the Eastern Star, at which an elaborate banquet was one of the chief attractions.
 T. F. Davis, of the First National bank, is visiting his parents in Chi cago. As he had not seen his parents in seven years, we are of the opinion his Christmas was happy one. He returned home this week.
 Frank Sufea closed his photo gal lery on Christmas day and left for Los Angeles, in which city and others on the coast he will waste his time for the next two or three months, rest ing for next seasons rush.
 Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, who came home from Hollywood, Calif., where she is attending school, to spend the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Hennessy, will leave on Sunday to return to school.
 Fayette Beard, chief of staff for the Sanford Land and Cattle company, spent the week in Flagstaff with friends, range conditions down in the Seligman country being such that he could take Christmas vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson have moved in from Fort Valley and are occupying the Acker house. MT. Pear son will go to Albuquerque for the winter and will take his family there later if he can find house there.
 Assistant County Attorney Geo. w. Harben spent Monday in Williams, on business connected with fracas be- tween a married couple, in which the husband was fined $50 for his over attentions to his wife.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Dunn and family spent last week at Cave Creek, near guests of their daughter, Mrs. Wm. E. Morris, and husband. MT. Dunn arrived home Monday morn- ing, his family remaining for week longer.
 Bert Sullivan who had an operation on one of his toe nails last week, caught cold in it and was laid up for and for several days there after with threatened blood poisoning, but is able to walk again, though not 
 The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters will hold joint in stallation on next Wednesday night and there will be banquet in honor l of the incoming officers. All Knights are cordially invited to be present with their families,
 Miss Mary Leedon, of the Emerson faculty, is in Humboldt, visiting her friend, Miss Annie c. Linney, who Is teaching there and who taught here last winter. Miss Linney. it is report ed, will soon be back in Flagstaff, as 3 missionary teacher.
 Fred J. Lusk leaves today for Chi ,ago, Syracuse and New York city, to be away for about two weeks, the ! D,IrnoSp of hie friu heinO to have a |