The Coconino sun., 1920-01-09

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 Los Angeles.
 Arizona first in war-and now first
 in peace. By doing your part through
 the Near East Relief you can help
 make it so.
 l Miss Roma Scurlock, who had been
 visiting her sister, near Canadian,
 Tex, for several weeks, returned to
 her home here on Saturday. Mrs. Winifred DuRay has resigned
 her position as clerk at the Marian
 drug store and is at the Normal
 school, assisting Miss Blanche Steph-
 ems, secretary of the Normal.
 i Mrs. c. M. Walker of Amboy, Cal,
 arrived here yesterday for visit with
 her daughter, Mrs. Pearl McPherson,
 manager of the Western Union.
 Robert Lee, Dolph Bader's army
 buddy, who came here from Missis-
 sippi. for a few days visit, has about
 made up his mind to make this his
 home, and is helping Dolph and his
 dad in the store.
 Julian Montoya, who had been con
 nected with the wholesale department
 at Babbitts', has gone to Phoenix,
 where he will work for Manager Ed
 Hash, of the new Rabbit wholesale
 dry goods house.
 Mrs. V. A. Keith, who has been ill
 for several days at the home of her
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Bader, is
 recovering very slowly, but will hard
 ly be able to be out again before the | first of next week.
 | s. s. Acker says he's not going to
 hang around here any longer specu-
 latin whether it's goin' to snow or
 not, but will pull his freight in few
 days for the Verge section, to stay
 until he knows the snow season is
 past.
 ] The Misses Eunice and Gertrude
 Babbitt left Wednesday for California
 the former to resume her studies at
 college, the latter to visit her father
 David Babbitt. George Babbitt, Jr. returned to Los Angeles and college on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Black went to
 San Francisco Tuesday to he gone 2 |, month or so. MT. Black will make
 this a vacation trip, in sense, though his primary object is to have an op. , eration performed on very trouble
 some tooth.
 A vesy enjoyable family reunion , was held during Christmas week al
 the Johnson Curry ranch, at Parks
 among those attending being Henry : Curry, of St. John, Wash; Mrs. Frank Compton, who is daughter of John. son Curry, and Miss Ethel Compton.
 Chester Nay, of Nebraska, arrived this week from northern Alberta, Can } ada, to visit his brother, Horace E , Nay, assistant manager of the J. c Penney store. Chester says the weath | CT was fine where he came from, be [ ing only 46 below zero the Sunday night before he left.
 !, Mrs. A. J. Sullivan and little sor
 left on Wednesday for Los Angeles , where MT. and Mrs. Sullivan have { s home and where they will remain fol - several weeks, MT. Sullivan joining $ them there as soon as the workmer
 are through installing the new win
 dows in the Dresswell Shop. 1, Denny Corey, the 18-year-old sor 1, of Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Corey !, who was taken with spinal menin
 gitis while on his way home to spent
 his vacation leave from the navy wit his parents, who live in Fort Valley ] and who is at the Milton hospital, i! reported as rapidly getting better. w. A. O'Brien, recently returned
 from military duties in Siberia, hal ? become one of Sheriff Jack Harring < tons deputies, succeeding John Garrett : who left few days ago to spend thu p l. DkAn~.~ ntpr,an
 brother of Dave O'Brien, manager O v the shipping department at Rabbits Fletcher Bly and c. c. Bly,, of Wil |, Hams, who look so much alike tha r when you see one you think it is tn t other, were in town on Tuesday, It, spend while in better town, ' Fletcher explained, immediately there after withdrawing the compliment b. l, asserting that he was lying when h said it.
 MT. and Mrs. M. o. Dumas are il
 the Oak creek section for couple O : weeks, where the doctor is looking af 9 ter his ranch interests. As soon a :. they return, Mrs. Dumas will be a Q her job of experimenting the count. 2 schools, while her assistant, Mrs SHdTlOtIc <AChCI, VIII hCoVS AoA O~Ai r fornia for few weeks vacation an'
 rest.
 . c. w. Miller, high chief of the Mill
 CT Construction company, was il Flagtaff yesterday on a short visit t his "father" Doctor E. s. Miller, leav ing on No. for his home in Pasa dena. MT. Miller had just returne, from an inspection trip over the roa. work being done near Jerome and ad vises that he will finish the work b, the first of February.
 Ralph Davis, who with Jimmy Tur pin, manages the store at the Littl Colorado bridge for Richardson Bros sent a big hunk of heavy stuff t Flagstaff the other day. Jimmy, wh was here, got it and took it to Pres colt to have it assayed. An old In dian brought it in to Davis, saying h got it near Blue Canyon, that ther is a lot of it there and that if ther is anything in it for him he will shoy