The Coconino sun., 1920-09-10
LOCAL BREVTTIES
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MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Freburg have moved up from Superior to their ranch near here.
 "Aunty" Guil is now at the home of Mir and Mrs. c. w. Heiser, where she ] will spend the winter. J. Harvey Brown, of the Arizona | Central bank, is the lucky guy. He got $60 suit for $2 on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Woolfolk are spending the last few days of this week at their Canyon Diablo ranch. l Mir. and Mrs. Tom Mclaughlin, of Prescott, spent Sunday and Monday here with Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Heiser. \ The Misses Ardelle, Louise and Reba Switzer, Miss Lucille Schnelby and Bert Sullivan spent Sunday at the Cliff dwellings.
 I Miss Lucille Schnelby, who had been here for a month visiting the Misses Switzer, returned on Monday to her home in Phoenix.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Alex Johnston and family spent Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. J. c Mccain, at the A. U. & T. Vt. Souip SOuSIl Ol DcllSUlOUL. | Miss Floy Wotkins of Los Angeles. arrived here on Monday and the next day began work in her new position as stenographer at the First National bank
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Miss Agnes Johnson, George See and K, E. Lowery spent Sunday at the Fred Russell ranch at Fort Valley, hunting doves.
 G. Matejka, of Chicago, an old friends of the Rosens, is here for few weeks and incidentally is helping out on the books at the Breen-Lewis drug store.
 c. B. Wilson is having the forest service offices, in the back part of his office building at San Francisco and Birch, re-decorated, M. E. Tackitt do- ing the work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boil and MT. and Mrs. Wheater and their families were among those who partook of the copious rains at Mormon Lake over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred w. Smith came up from Phoenix the latter part of last week on visit to relatives and to be present at the primaries on Tuesday to vote properly.
 Mrs. Mary w. Sisson, who has been making her home at Cambridge, Mass, the post year, advises that she intends shortly to return to Peoria, Ills, to make her home indefinitely. | L. F Hamilton, former employe of The Sun office, returned last week with his wife from an extended trip into California, and is on the job again as foreman of The Sun shop. Il J. w. Lusk, of Pensacola, Fla, fath- CT of Fred Lusk, is here visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lusk for couple of months. This is not his first visit in Flagstaff and he has many friends here.
 | Wesley Marian leaves this week for Des Moines, Iowa, to continue his pharmacy studies. He left day later than he had intended, waiting to be here at the opening of his new drug store on North Leroux street.
 w. T. Sprowls, the Phoenix attor- ney, was here on Wednesday for a conference with Judge J. E. Jones and to take good look at Flagstaff, i which, he says, is fully up to his ex- | pectations. He will return home by way of Kingman
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Evans left Tues day for Mesa. the boys of the Evans summer school leaving for Mesa day or two earlier, on horseback. Miss Nell Price, of Mesa, who had been here, visiting Mir. and Mrs. Evans, re- turned with them.
 Prof. J F. Walker returned day be- fore yesterday from Anaheim, Cal, where he had been for a couple of weeks on vacation, and brought home his daughter, Miss Margaret, who had been spending the summer near Ana helm with her aunt.
 The Misses Zandra Anderson and Bessie Mendenhall, the former, of Chicago and the latter of Oak Park, H., are here for an extended visit with MT. and Mrs. U. J. Lewis. They were friends of Mrs. Lewis during her girlhood residence in Chicago. Mir and Mrs. Walter Lindblom and Mir. and Mrs. C. P. Heisser and fami- lies spent Saturday and Sunday at Lake Mary, where they occupied one of the cottages and feasted on fish and squirrels, which Walter and Charlie assert they caught and shot themselves.
 w. H. Norman left on Friday for Pearson, Mexico, 175 miles inland from Fl Paso, where he had hand some offer to take charge of the saw filing for the Madero lumber interests. He had for long time been saw filer for the A. l.. & T. Co. Mrs. Norman does not know yet whether she will go to Mexico to be with her husband, preferring to wait little while to see whether conditions there have become settled enough to make it safe to live there.
 L. R Lessell, chief of the fire pre- vorf;ou forcoe If tho forect Sorv;co of