The Coconino sun., 1920-06-04

The Misses Barbara and Louise Rickel are home for the summer from Hayden, where they taught during the past year, and Miss Barbara is now clerking in the dry goods department at Babbitts'
 Mrs. Will Marian and little daugh- ter returned the last of last week from Phoenix, where they had gone a week earlier with MT. Marian. The latter didn't come back until Monday of this week.
 Mrs. R. J. Connor went to Williams on Sunday, for weeks visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Juhl, while Dick is trying to make his friends think he enjoys patching it, which mo- body believes.
 Mrs. J. w. Mercer left this week for Globe, to visit her parents. She was accompanied as far as Phoenix by her husbands mother, who lives in that city and had been here for several weeks, visiting.
 Billy Grant is back behind the meat counter at c. A. Blacks, having put tliHSS III siidpc dt tHc IdiCIi oH Ildit Prairie so that his family can live there and hold down his homestead rights this summer.
 Postcard to The Sun from Elmer G. Carroll, postmarked New York, says: Handed in the U. s. A. today with part of Brazil's hairy animal in habitants. Customs officers wanted to know if left any there"
 Chet' Black and Charlie Keller left on Monday for Oak Creek, to be gone for about a week, during which time they expect to catch about all the fish there are in the creek. If anyone can do it, those two worthies can.
 Shorty" Rooklidge, of San Diego, Cal, is new employe at the Flag staff Garage repair shop. Mir. Rock lidge arrived last week and while his home has recently been in California, he formerly lived in Winslow, Ariz.
 Earl Wright ari Luther Swanner, managers of the "Real Arizona Days" celebration to be held here July to 5, have made contract with the Leupp Indian band to play here all during each morning and afternoon of the five days.
 Agent Tom Stahl, of the Santa Fe, is very busy man, Cecil Lugar be- ing away on the business of getting married and honeymooning, and E. H. Schuster having been out for week, sick. Mir. Schuster is now back at his desk.
 pa,% Con,orou ,,,ouaror nf +ho Io.oI office of the Union Oil Co.,, got back the other day from his ten-days' trip to California to find that during his absence his townsmen, had nominated and elected him member of the new city council.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Ormond expect their daughter, Miss Frances, who has been teaching at Morenci, home next week. She will bring home as her guest for several weeks Miss Mae Bixby of Phoenix, also teacher at Morenci.
 Mrs. Edgar Brown, of Phoenix, was here over Memorial Day, coming up to this, her former home, to decorate the grave of her late husband, who at the time of his death was secretary of the general manager of Rabbit Bros. Trading Go.
 Mrs. D. J. Evans and her young son left Thursday morning for Flagstaff, where they will join Mir. Evans, who is engaged in supervising the con- struction of the highway near there. They will arrive at camp near Flag staff. .-Jerome News.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Dumas came up on Friday for a few days visit at the home of Mrs. Dumas parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Francis. Dr. and Mrs. Dumas have moved to their mountain ranch, about twenty miles south of