The Coconino sun., 1920-01-16

| a Saturday, on business connected with his Mossback gold mining company, and returned this week.
 Frank Leslie returned the first of the week from Phoenix, where he spent the holidays with his family, who are there for the winter. Bob Mitchell, one of the partners in the Mitchell & Mack auto repair shop, is sick in bed. Bob has been under the weather most of the time for several weeks.
 Vaudeville, Orpheum Theatre, next Monday night, under direction of the Woman's club. Reserved seats 50 cents, balcony 25 cents, children 25 cents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos. E. Mccullough left the latter part of last week for the east, to visit several points, but plan ming to spend most of the time at his former home.
 | z. R. Towery, of Williams, was in town for a few hours on Monday Chevroleting around. He expects to bring carload of Chevrolets to Flag staff next month.
 John Bailey, secretary for Campbell & Francis, came up from Phoenix this week on business. John has com pletely recovered from his six weeks siege with smallpox.
 John McNeill, brother of Miss Car rie McNeill, of Tolleson, who was re. gently connected with the dry goods department at Babbitts', was in town this week on business.
 Miss Jeanette Garrett, deputy coun- ty recorder, is spending months va cation in Los Angeles, visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Hennessy, and hel uncle, Rev. M. L. Hennessy.
 MT. Gottlieb, the Williams photog. rapher, with his wife and little child arrived here yesterday. MT. Gottliet is planning to take interior views of the homes and offices of Flagstaffites He is an adept at this work.
 The government store has been closed for several days and will not be re-opened until the next shipment ar. riyes. This contains canned goods anC shoes and is expected soon. The sale. so far have amounted to about $4 800
 The proceeds from the vaudeville given under the auspices of the Wom. ans club Monday night at the Or. pheum Theatre will be devoted 10 thc new community house. You will have good time and help most worthy cause.
 MT. and Mrs. R. J. Cummings ar. rived here few days ago from Wich. ita, Kans. Mir. Cummings is an ex. l An nl. the Flagstaff Milling Go. turn out F'lavo flour. They are staying witl Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hester until they find a home.
 News has been received from Phoe nix to the effect that H. c. Lockett is in a very critical condition. Mir. ant Mrs. Lockett went there about g month ago, shortly after their return from Rochester, Minn., where MT Lockett received treatment by tht Mayo brothers.
 Mr. and Mrs. Billy Freidlein arc now speeding along some tropica highway between here and Florida having shipped their car to Prescott and started their postponed honey moon trip from there. They will moi be back before the weather is settled into its summer gait.
 Fred Caring, chairman of the coun. ty board of supervisors, will leave to morrow for Tucson, to attend the gooC roads meeting and the Farmers anc Housewives week celebration. Super. visors c. T. Woolfolk and Lou Charle. bois, who now are in Phoenix, will also attend both affairs.
 Mrs. Henry Albers left Monday fol a visit of several weeks with friends in Los Angeles. This is the first time she has been down off the mountain in nearly a decade and she says she i: going to stay until she gets thorough. ly homesick, which, she confcsses, she imagines will not be long.
 Mrs. H. B. White, wife of the pro. prietor of the Weatherford Hotel, left on Tuesday for Murietta Springs, Cal. where she will probably remain for g month or more. This genial lady has been troubled for some time with rheumatism, and will try the hot waters of the springs as remedy.
 When Charley Burlock went to Oat. man the other night, he left all his keys III HIS lTOHI uOOT. ue telcS TdpH' ed back to Fred Lusk to send them tc him. Fred says the snow had drifted in Burlock's front yard to such deptl that he couldn't wade it and had te swim through and he's going to sue Charlie for the cold he caught. l MT. and Mrs. w. w. Durham left Wednesday for Douglas, to visit theil son, Clarence, who was recently mar. ried, and has held responsible posi-. ton with the Standard Oil Co. there since just after his return from France. MT. and Mrs. Durham will divide their time between Douglas ana Phoenix until March, when they will return to their home here.
 | Mrs. E. M. Doe and Mrs. John Hen. messy will leave together this week or an extensive visit to the coast. They will go first to Immaculate Heart Con. vent, where they will meet Mrs. Hen. nessy's daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who l is student there, and take her on ur to Berkeley college, where she vii continue her education. Her chum