The Coconino sun., 1920-07-23


 her daughter, Mrs. Will Marian, who has been ill for several days, but is now very much better.
 Stanton Borum came in on Friday night from Cameron, where he is con. nected with Jimmie Turpin's trading post, to spend a couple of days with his brother, Billy Borum.
 It is reported that w. J. Mortek has sold his home here, and that he and his family will soon move to the state of Washington. Mortek has been brakeman for the F. L. Go.
 The Grand Canyon hotel at Williams has been sold by c. E. Boyce, the pio- neer owner of the building, to J. V. Edwards, of Prescott, who intends inn proving the property inside and out.
 Supervisor Lou Charlebois left on Tuesday for Los Angeles, on a busi- ness trip, and will go from there to Douglas, to be at the meeting, next week, of the state tax commission.
 Vawdry Dickinson and sister, Miss Alta Dickinson, came in from the H. Triangle ranch for supplies the first of the week, visiting for short time with Vawdry's uncle, Ali Dickinson.
 Loren w. Cress didn't go to King man with the ball team, because of some very severe pains around the middle of him which put him in bed for part of Saturday and most of Sun day.
 z. A. Bissonnette, proprietor of the Reliable Auto Spring and Supply Co. spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Winslow. He began yesterday unload ing carload of new Studebaker cars here.
 Leon Y. Gallegos returned to Flag staff Tuesday from the south, where he has been handling sheep the past year and will take on a similar job near Williams.
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 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff of Yavapai county, located at Jerome, was in Flagstaff on business this week. Fred is an old-timer in this section and was shaking hands with many old friends.
 Local showers have been hitting the high spots here and there among the hills, but so far there has been no answer to the very urgent request sent in for good soaking up of the range at large.
 D. T. Roberts and family, of Okla home, arrived here a few days ago. Roberts is an auto mechanic, but wants to locate farm in this section. He has already obtained a house and nov ed his family in.
 Baker McNair, of Kemp, Texas, stopped here on Wednesday, on his way, overland, to California, for a visit with V. A. ("Jimmie") Moore, who spent his adolescent days in the same Texas town.
 J. w. Etter, formerly of Phoenix, who bought out Dave Steele at Dead Mans Flat last spring, was in town Tuesday. Etter is irrigating part of his corn from the Spencer pipe line, with good success.
 Jess Howard, one of the first settlers along Oak Creek, was in from his ranch Wednesday and reports the out look good for fruit this summer, but has not much of crop of the famous Aztec beans this year.
 Misses Cora Daugherty, Eva Zion and Elba Wick and Messrs. Orinn Compton and Ray Garrett, accom- panied by Mrs. Chas. Compton, motor ed to Rogers Lake on Saturday and report splendid time.
 'Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Devaney have put another leaf in their dining room table and are making other prepara- tions suitable for properly entertain ing the little son that arrived at their home one day last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Gassman, who had been here visiting at the home of their son, S. J. Gassman, have left, Mrs. Gassman returning yesterday to her home in San Diego and Mir. Gass- man going to St. Paul on business.
 Miss Cora Daugherty will teach the coming year in the public schools at Bisbee. Miss Daugherty is one of Flagstaff's most popular young ladies and has been very successful teacher since graduating from the Normal.
 M. l. Powers, president of the Citi- gems bank, who has been in Salt Lake City, and more recently in Chicago and Hampton, Iowa, in the latter place visiting his brother, Dr. J. c. Powers, is expected home tomorrow or Sunday.
 A social meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion will be held at the Doney Park Community House next Thursday afternoon, July 29th. Members wishing to go please notify Mrs. J. D. Jackson or Mrs. E. c. Mills.
 Miss Thelma Harvison, of Yuma, and Miss Berenice Baxter, of Wicken- burg, are guests of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Borum, the former resting up af- ter teaching at Clarkdale, and the lat ter attending the summer Normal school.
 The Orpheum management presents three special pictures next week: Mon- day, Norma Talmadge in "The Isle of Conquest; Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks in 'Mollycoddle," and the famous production, "Everywoman" Friday.