The Coconino sun., 1920-05-21

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 Miss Kathleen Anderson, one of the teachers at Emerson school, will leave tomorrow for California and Wash ington, where she will spend her va cation.
 Even if the weather were not so de- lightful now, We would know that summer is here, for J. c. Brown has opened up his soda Fountain to quench the thirsty.
 w. F. Telleferro, one of the general managers of the Santa Fe land de- partment. was in Flagstaff Wednes- day on business connected with his department.
 Mrs. Johnny Love returned Satur- day from Oak Creek, where she and Mr. Love spent the Winter, and will remain here until it is time for snow to fly again.
 The city election Monday will be the first event of the kind of the season, after that there will be plenty of county, state and national political things to fix.
 Billy Borum returned the first of the week from out on the reservation, where he visited several points, incl dentally taking in one of the Indian chicken pulls.
 Judge and Mrs. Fred w. Perkins returned Saturday from Phoenix, where they had spent most of the winter, and are back in their home on North Agassiz.
 Francis Decker hasn't been sitting cross-legged at Alex. Johnston's tail bring establishment very much this week, having been laid up at home with near-fu.
 City election next Monday. In case you wish to vote make your wishes known at the city hall on that date. The ballot box will not be passed around this year.
 Charles Babcock, who has been hav- ing a serious time with stomach trouble the past winter in Phoenix hospital, is slowly improving and ab/ to be out again.
 Mrs. c. C. Becker and little chil- dren are in Los Angeles for the sum mer, visiting Mrs. Becker's mother, Mrs. George w. Brown, and other rel atives and friends.
 Harry Gray, the sheepman, was in Flagstaff from his summer ranch at Belemont, Saturday. He expects his family to arrive from Phoenix by the | first of next month.
 E. B. Newman will be up from Phoe- -l af faxxv dave here with his sister and brother-in- law, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Leslie, will go out to his ranch.
 Urban Jimmy Lewis of the Breen- Lewis Drug company, is remodeling the residence on N. Birch street he re- gently purchased and otherwise i'm proving the property.
 Mrs. J. D. Jackson, who had the flu about six weeks ago, was taken with it again on Saturday, the second at tack being about as severe and un- pleasant as the first.
 Johnny Kennedy came home the first of the week from Lawrence, Kansas, where he is a student at the state university, to stay here with his folks during vacation.
 Charles Rice, one of the Flagstaff tonsorial artists, is on a several weeks vacation to his old home in New York. where he has not been be- fore since he was boy.
 do the highest-class sign painting. The new business signs that will bring you will be added to by the attractive ness of my work. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. F.. Taylor was not benefited by the trip to the coast which her mother re- gently made with her. They are now back at their home here.
 A number of road men were laid off of the state road gang working near Williams the first of the week. Whether it was on account of lack of funds or not was not stated.
 Mrs. Charles Daze, of Winslow. and her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Durham. of Douglas, are visiting in Flagstaff with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Durham, and other friends and relatives.
 R. K. Powers. of Williams, was in town Saturday. He reports that he has sold the Cottage House, of which he has been the proprietor for about twenty years, to Mrs. Wm. Naglier.
 Russell Stone and family were in Falgstaff Monday from their ranch near Williams. Russell says that the Flagstaff end of the road is in mighty badly shape for travel while the west
 MT. and Mrs. George N. Nichols plan to leave Sunday for St. Johns for a visit with Mrs. Nichols people. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs. Fred Thompson, and chil- dren.
 Oliver Raudebaugh, Harry Rich- wine and Wilbur Wellington motored to Mormon Lake Sunday to see if the bass are biting. They say the fishing there will be very good in couple of weeks.
 | Miss Edythe Thomas, of Flagstaff, Ia,,,lfor of Mr and Mrv Er.a ', i,