The Coconino sun., 1920-06-11

turned the latter part 0f last week from an auto trip to and from Phoe- nix, during which they had most en- joyable weeks outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Rabbit arrived Saturday night from Phoenix, to spend the summer in their old home here. They are living in their former home on North Verde street.
 Arthur Riordan, teller at the First National bank, returned on Tuesday from his vacation at St. Marys, Kans. Art is as non-committal as ever con- cerping his matrimonial plans.
 Thieves broke into the Los Angeles home of George w. Black, formerly of Flagstaff the other night, and got away with two Columbian half dol lars. Nothing else was stolen.
 Mrs. J. w. Simpson, of North Beav. CT street. fell some distance on Satui. day, while cleaning some shelves, and sprained an ankle so badly that she will be laid up for several weeks.
 Miss Agnes w. Palmer, a sister of Mrs. Del Strong. of Kilmarnock, Va, and Mrs. Alexander Gordon, of Louisa, Va, arrived here Tuesday for visit, Miss Palmer to remain all summer.
 Wonderful how couple of coats of good paint, properly applied, improves the appearance of house. It pre- serves it, too. Let me do it. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone co., Manager F.. L. Chase, of the local Western Union office, is back from Winslow, where he was laid up for several weeks with the flu, and says he reckons as how he can stick it out now.
 carry wall paper-all the latest, modish designs, and sell it and put it on your walls-assuring you that both the paper and the work will please you. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 MT. and Mrs. George Nichols and children and Mrs. Fred Thompson and children, who have been visiting here for a week, left last Saturday for their home in Flagstaff. St Johns Observer.
 MT. August O'Conner, student from Flagstaff normal, was visitor in Peach Springs few days this week, the guest of Dorothy ShawVer, who is also student there.-King- man Miner.
 Frances, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Boil, and Thalia, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gunter were both very sick for sev- eral days this week, but both are now much better.
 There were All confirmations at the Roman Catholic Church of the Nativ- itv at the three meetings on Sunday. Bishop H. Graujon, of Tucson, in charge of the diocese of Arizona, did the confirming.
 Livestock Inspector Ed Hamilton was in town on Monday from Will Hams, visiting with few of his many good friends here and spending few minutes at the meeting of the board of supervisors.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Love and Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Hendrix enjoyed visit to the Grand Canyon the middle of last week. They drove over Tuesday, re- turning home Thursday, camping out during the trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Lehr spent Sun day at Lake Mary. The day was little too windy for most people to have good luck catching fish, but Mr. and Mrs. Lehr brought home goodly catch, nevertheless.
 w. w. Bass, the poet, raconteur. guide and host, of Bass ranch, Grand Canyon, was in town on Monday. He says that Ambrose Means, of Will Hams. recently scared up a lion that had four young pups.
 Mrs. Kate Wisehart. Mrs. Bertha Kennedy and Miss Katherine Ken nedy leave Wednesday next for Berkeley, Cal. Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Katherine will enter the univers- ity there for the summer. Mir. and Mrs. Don Chisholm and their little daughter got home the last of last week from Philadelphia, where they had taken the little girl to have the peanut removed from her lung. She has entirely recovered. Ranchers Thomasson and Kinds were in from Red Lake Monday. Mir. Kinds set out lot of fruit trees this spring, some of which have already blossomed. Both men are spudding as hard as ever this year. The county board of supervisors held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, transacting routine busi- ness. Chairman Fred Caring and Members C. T. Woolfolk and Lou Charlebois were all present. Rev. Father c. Vabre reports that in the last Salvation Army drive, re- gently concluded, of which he was the chairman, this end of the county went we'll over the top, getting about $900, when the quota was only $700..
 Mrs. Frank Thomas and her son Earl left last Saturday for their home in Flagstaff after a short visit here with her daughter, the purpose to be- come acquainted with her grand daughter.-St. Johns Observer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Urban J. Lewis re- turned Saturday from their honey moon trip to Los Angeles, Coronado