The Coconino sun., 1920-02-06

for Moose ball should phone 233 at once.
 Constable John Parsons has been laid up for several days with very bad cold, but is now better. Mrs. P. H. Nelson was called to Phoenix on Sunday by the serious ill., ness of her sister, Mrs. M. A. Harp. The masquerade ball, at Marian hall, on next Wednesday night, will be most enjoyable. The Loyal Order of Moose cordially invite you to attend. r. Mrs. Jerald Jenniry and baby who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Nickell, for the past sev- eral weeks, left for her home in Fl Paso Saturday.
 | Mrs. l.. c. Leighton, of Los An geles, who had been here for couple of weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Cress, returned home the latter part of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex A. Johnston's little son, Alex, Jr., was very sick the first of the week with tonsilitis, but pulled through it very nicely and now Is about we'll again.,
 Lillian Gish has scored the triumph of her career in D. w. Griffith's miracle of the cinema, Broken Blos- soms." Orpheum, Thursday night, under auspices of the library board.
 B. c. Shelton, whose farm is south of Bellemont, and H. s. Perry, who gets considerably more than living from his ranch at Garland Prairie, were among the visitors in town on Tues day.
 They grind sausage now by cleo. tricity at c. A. Blacks big meat and grocery store. An order of sausage can be prepared in less time than it usually takes to grind a package of coffee.
 Fred Snyder came in from his farm at Government Prairie the first of the week. He says there is enough snow out that way yet to make sleighing the most convenient way of getting around.
 w. H. Switzer says that ground hog is all right, and we are going to get that six weeks of bad weather, all right. So, if we do, you'll have to blame Billy as much as you do the groundhog.
 The Western Mercantile Co. have laid in large stock of the various varieties of the Red Star coal oil va- DOT stove, another move to make housewives independent of wood and coal shortage.
 The little son and daughter of MT. and Mrs. K. c. Kartchner are recov- ering from combinations of heavy colds and tonsilitis, Mrs. Kartchner also having been sick for several days with heavy cold.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson arrived Sunday from Norwood, Colo, for a visit with their son, P. H. Nelson, cashier of the Citizens bank. They will leave in about two weeks for a vacation in California.
 Chas. Glenn is the name of the young man who works for w. H Switzer and makes all those handsome saddles the latter is showing. Glenn is an artist and turns out remarkable samples of leather decorating. Deputy Supervisors K. c. Kartchne, and l.. R. Lessel, of the forest service returned Tuesday morning from the Albuquerque convention of the super. visors of this district. Supervisor E G. Miller did not get back until yester. day.
 . Mrs. Chas. Lehr has received wort from her husband, who went to Red lands, Cal, a few days ago on busi ness connected with his real estate there, that he is sick in hospital , but hopes to be home within a few ) days.
 Miss M. M. Kotchman, who hac been here for several months and hac become very popular in the younger set, left the first of the week for hei home in California, to attend the mar riage of one of her girl friends. She may decide not to return. The First National bank is telling essential facts that all should know about the income tax regulations ir their advertisements each week ir The Sun. Reading them will give you thorough understanding of this i'm. portant subject and what your duties are in relation to it.
 Mrs. Frank Thomas, who accom-. panied Mrs. w. H. Power on her mil. llheTy sHopPihS eAPcuition to SnicdSo and other eastern cities, returned Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas spent two weeks in one of the large millinery shops in Chicago gathering informa |. tion as to the latest creations. Ben Sweetwood, of Williams, after staying away from the metropolis a, long as he could, came up on Monday claiming business as his motive, but not entirely free from the suspicion that he just had been lonesome fol another visit with his many friend. here.
 J. B. Gunter spent Saturday ir Phoenix on automobile business. H. and his brother have sold the three carloads of honey they raised thi. year on their big New Mexico be, ranch. J. B. says he has been SC. Ions deprived of his little playmates, tho bees, that he is going to bring col ony of them to Flagstaff in the spring and start raising queen bees.
 A. B. Brown, who left few week ago to join his family at Los Angeles announcing that he was going to To