The Coconino sun., 1920-12-17

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 c. J. Termansen left last week for Los Angeles, where he will spend part of the winter.
 J. P. Haley, the live-wire manager of the Arizona Motor & Implement Co.,, spent Monday in Winslow on bus mess.
 Cedar wood in 12-inch lengths. Good live wood-the kind you want-$6.00 load. Arizona Motor & Implement Go. Phone 225.
 Arthur A. Foster has acquired a new Rec roadster, and is breezing around the country, gathering in some of the we'll known air.
 Harry Hibben is in town after spending some time down Texas way, and reports everything fine in the mud country and the oil still flowing.
 John w. Francis left. for White Mesa, Navajo reservation, the first of the week, to take charge of the assess ment work for the Navajo Copper Co.
 Mrs. George Binkley, ST., died in Phoenix Monday after brief illness. !. Mrs. Binkley was a sister of David Lowell, of this city, and was we'll known here number of years ago as Miss Cora Lowell.
 Charles w. Heiser returned on Fri day night from Los Angeles, where he had been for several weeks, part of the time in a hospital for an oper- ation. He's feelin' fitter'n a fiddle ' orl ;c oloI fa trof hocG hnp,a T. E. Pollock and M. I. Powers went to Phoenix on Sunday night, on short , business trip. Mir. Powers had just re- turned that morning from business in Los Angeles. Both gentlemen got back from Phoenix early in the week.
 Music deparatment of the Womans club offer the cantata, Christmas King" at the Orpheum, next Tues day night with a large cast of we'll . known F1agstaffites, several business men among them. Splendid music, beautiful costumes.
 A. J. Mitchell, operated on two :, weeks ago at Milton hospital, is rap . idly getting better and will soon be . out again, as debonair and probably z feeling a great deal better than he did | before he took his precarious voyage
 so far into the valley of the shadow t of death. .... ...... ] Night Policemen Harry Wiltse left l on Wednesday for California. He will = spend Christmas with his parents at ', Hawthorne, and visit other coast towns. He says he'll welcome the op- portunity, the first he has had in IA 9 months to do his sleeping at night like other folks.
 C. w. Miller, the head and should CTS of the Miller Construction com- , pany, was in Flagstaff the first of the I week gathering up some of his equip ment in the way of mules and grad
 ing outfits to send to Gallup, where : he will lay spur track from the I main line of the Santa Fe to a coal
 mine.
 A. w. Bikker, Jr., was in town on
 business for few hours on Saturday.
 He is as enthusiastic as ever in his
 friendship for and admiration of Flag
 staff, though admitted that he was little astonished that the town hadn't changed very much during the last | year. He is living in Phoenix, with an office at Prescott. .
 w. D. Gibbs, of Knoxville, Tenn, is here to locate permanently and is wis.,
 ting his sister, Mrs. M. E. Henegar, of Fort Valley, and husband. both un- til recently of Knoxville. MT. Gibbs is a cousin of William Gibbs McAdoo, former U. s. secretary of the treas ury and son-in-law of the man in the white house; but Gibbs is staunch | ,1o tal %La Grcf
 time this year and voted right. Me Adoo, by the way, owned the first
 street car line in Knoxville.
 c. B. Wilson returned on Tuesday from Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Will
 sons parents, MT. and Mrs. Mars, of Glendale, H., went through here on the train the last of last week, MT.
 Wilson joining them and helping them
 settle in the home where they are to
 spend the winter. MT. Mars is 92
 years old. On next Thursday MT. and
 Mrs. Wilson and the children will go to Long Beach, MT. Wilson returning
 in a few days, his family remaining there for three or four months. ai. <
 J. c. Phillips. former manager of the Penney store here, now manager at Jerome, was in town Saturday for few hours. He came as far as here
 with Mrs. Phillips, who, after stopping for short visit in Winslow, went on to Colorado to visit her people. MT. Phillips will meet her in St. Louis next | month, when he returns from the big J. c. Penney convention in Atlantic l City, and they will go together to their new home in Victoria, Tex, where
 Mir. Phillips, it is understood, will have charoo of snv,ora1 sfnres Dt- hAN