The Coconino sun., 1920-03-26

rage, and Hugh and Jim Tillman, of the New White garage, unloaded a carload of new Rec pleasure cars, on Sunday.
 Mrs. Joe Mondragon is back at her work in the J. Herman store after be- ing i'll for nearly two weeks with the flu.
 The attorneys for Miss Mary Car | row, of Kingman, filed notice of ap- peal in the $25,00O broken ankle dam- age suit against M. I. Powers, follow | ing the verdict for MT. Powers brought in by the jury in the super for court last week.
 The new Commercial cafe, in the Commercial hotel, under the manage ment of Johnson & Co.,, has opened up for business. It is clean, sanitary, very nicely fitted up, and can take care of 45 patrons at time. This restau- rant should be popular and certainly is big asset to Flagstaff.
 The Sun has one of the best equip ped printing plants in the southwest and is ready to give you the right kind of printing at the right prices. No matter what kind of job you wish done, let our experts look at i.. Born-To Mf, and Mrs. c. '. Hut son, March 18th, 9 pound baby boy. G. c. still wears the same size hat.
 A. c. Mcqueen, the veteran "cow coroner" and stock agent for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff a short time Wednesday, lowing to friends and looking up claims. He says there are not as many accidents to stock as there used to be since most of the cat tie have been educated as to the use of fences along the tracks.
 Paddy Johnston, of Williams, has been on the jury for nearly two weeks and has not as yet been drawn on a single case. He says there's many lord in Ireland that is not living as easy as am."
 Ed Hamilton, the live stock inspect or, was in Flagstaff from Williams Wednesday attending to business con- nected with his office.
 The next meeting of the board of directors of the chamber of commerce will be held in the directors room at IIle SitiLeHS Uonh ichI luCsudy dt D p. m.
 z. A. Bissonnette drove to Winslow on Tuesday with new Republic truck for the governments use at Leupp.
 c. c. Easley, of Holbrook, report CT for the superior court of Navajo county, was here last week, in the ab- sence of Frank Harrison, who had ,roua tn Cranl Capynn fn taLa do,ur , the testimony in the Prieto-Pollock case.
 Fred J. Lusk got home Tuesday from Buffalo and Niagara Falls, where he went three weeks ago to at tend the annual national convention of Kim sales agents. He said it was most profitable meeting and that he came away with his head crammed full of new ideas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. Lusk are moving to their new home on West Aspen avenue, recently purchased from Charlie Burlock.
 w. H. Conley left Sunday for Grand Rapids, Mich., called there by the serious illness of his mother.
 John. Francis, of Rock Island, H., arrived here Saturday to help Lorren W. Cress in his tailor shop. Architect Royal w. Lescher, of Phoenix, was in town yesterday for conference yesterday afternoon, with M. I. Powers and J. C. Dolan, of the board of education of the Northern Arizona Normal school concerning the new manual training building.
 Charles w. Fairfield, secretary of the board of directors of state insti- tutions, was up from Phoenix this week going over the accounting sys- tenn at the Normal school.
 M. I. Powers returned Wednesday night from kingman, where he attend ed meeting of the stockholders of the Kingman Drug Co.,, new corpor- ation which has taken over the old established Watkins drug store and will remodel the building, recently damaged by fire, and combine the stock of the present Kingman Drug Co. store with it. The stockholders in the new company, besides Mir. Powers, are F. S. Dickerson, J. s. Sharp, c. J. Walters, R. H. Carr and C. A. Warren.
 Stanley P. Young, of Phoenix, pred atory animal inspector for northern Arizona, arrived on Tuesday and will make his headquarters here this sum- mer. MT. Young is likeable cuss, who already has some warm friends here who welcome the prospect of hay ing him hang around for few months.