The Coconino sun., 1920-12-10
Chas. J. Spear is new face in the commissary at the Flagstaff Lumber 

Chas. J. Spear is a new face in the commissary at the Flagstaff Lumber Go.
 George Atterbury is back in town, and looks none the worse for his trip to Nevada.
 L. w. Cress has forsaken his faith full jitney and bought new Chevro- let touring car.
 Oscar Kapanke returned from Phoe- nix on Tuesday, and will spend the rest of the winter here.
 Judge J. E. Jones spent a day in Kingman the first of the week, holding court for Judge Bollinger. Jack Jones sells about rick and a half of wood for $6. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 257W. J. c. Clarke was laid up with a slight attack of neuralgia the earlier part of the week, but is now back at his work in the post office.
 c. L. Fleck and his son, Walter, ar rived home Tuesday from Kingman, where they had been prospecting. They will remain until after the hol- idays.
 . Miss Madeline Brandt has been ab- sent from her, window in the post office for few days, because of slight ill., ness,but is expected to return to work today.
 J. c. Dolan, president of the Flag staff Lumber Co.,, returned Wednes- day from Los Angeles, where he spent a few days taking care of business matters.
 E. s. Clark, of Prescott, here on Sunday to deliver the principal ad- dress at the Elks, memorial service, remained over until Tuesday night on legal business.
 J. J. Fisher, who has been ranching rear Parks this summer, was in Flag staff Wednesday. He left Thursday for the Salt river country with bunch of saddle horses to spend the winter.
 s. J. Swanson and wife, of Black Bill Park, spent Wednesday in town, discussing agriculture with County Agent Chisholm and to claim the rib bons won by their entries at the state fair.
 Four news Elks were made by the local lodge on Tuesday night. They are: George w. Sala, Thos. E. Dick erson, Francis A. Chisholm and Clyde Hunnicutt, and all of them are able to be around again.
 "Mokie" Travis, the young man who handles the night traffic at the Santa Fe depot, left Monday by auto foi Phoenix, accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Davis, mother of Mrs. Travis They expect to remain down there a couple of months. During "Mokie's' absence Cecil Lugar will hold down his job.
 Word has been received by H. l. Tepe, of the First National bank, ot the serious illness in a Los Angeles hospital, of Rev. O. S. Baum, until g few months ago pastor of the Feder. ated church here. Mir. Baum has ap. pendicitis, which, it is believed, ha. been the cause of his poor health fol the last year or more.
 ] w. R. McClurken, Hilliard H. Lewis Francis Decker, Dr. Paul Finn, Arthur DuFrain, Rev. Luther B. Moore, Et Clarke, Ralph Davis, Fred Thompson George Beatty. Geo. Wade, Earl Ger. many and w. H. Conley, the two last. named driving, all went to Winslow Saturday to attend the Elks' initia. tion that night of big class. | Police Magistrate S. B. Gilliland re, turned Tuesday from California, where 1 he had been on vacation for a couple of weeks. He visited Los Angeles Redondo, Santa Monica and Venice and had the pleasure of eating his Thanksgiving and birthday dinner a, 1 the soldiers home, among many olc comrades well-known to him.
 George Nj. Neher and H. M. Moritz of the Farmers and Stockmen's bank of Holbrook, were in Flagstaff Sun. day and attended the Elks' memorial 1 services. Mir. Neher came up to visit { his wife, who is here for a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Henrietta My. CTS and her brother and, sister, George and Miss Elsa Myers.
 ! H. L. Porter, of Babbitts,' who left here couple of weeks ago, for Phoe. nix, where Mrs. Porter underwent a surgical operation, writes Harry Rich. wine, who is staying at the Porte, home during their absence, that his wife stood the operation very well though it was more serious than had been anticipated. and that lie will be back in Flagstaff the last of this week l At Mondays meeting of the board of supervisors, Miss Irene Bart, coun- ty recorder, proposed to the board ! that they purchase for the county a set of abstract and title books which had been partly made up by her pre-. decessor in office, Dan Cronin, and partly by herself. The tentative pur- chase price named was $7,O0O. The board decided to leave it to the in. coming board to decide the matter.
 The county board of supervisors met on Monday, transacting regular monthly routine business, all of the members, Messrs. Caring, Woolfolk and Charlebois, being present. They will meet again on December 31, to finish up the years business. The new board, on which Wm. c. Rittenhouse