The Coconino sun., 1920-11-19

Woc AAA AeAGo otai 0AOHudys | Big Thanksgiving carnival dance at l the Normal school, Nov. 18th. Every body costume.
 f A. c. Burnett, a prominent stock man of Seligman, was in Flagstaff Saturday on business.
 w. Woeber Smith, cashier of the First National bank, left on Sunday for Los Angeles, to spend week or so.
 All branch and department man. agers of the various Babbitt stores will hold convention here on Sun day.
 | M. l. Powers and P. H. Nelson, re- spectively president and cashier of the Citizens bank, spent Tuesday in Will Hams on business. Mrs. Nelson &C., companied them.
 l Everybody Is invited to the Thanks giving carnival dance given at the Normal school by the seniors. Every body must costume.
 | The best made-to-measure mems clothes in America--Kahn's- l just been further reduced in price. Johnston Cleaning Service. | Mrs. Joe Frohmiller left on Monday for Los Angeles, where she will spend a few days visiting at the home of her brother. Raymond Collins. l The Flagstaff Carpenters union No. HOO has established a reading room at their headquarters on the sec ond floor of the Pollock block. r | Billy Beeson, county fair commits sioner, left Phoenix at the close of the big show, for Prescott, where he had to serve for few days on the federal grand jury W | Charlie Woolfolk, back from the roads convention in Denver, beat it out to Winslow as soon as possible to see to the shipping of lot of his sheep to market.
 Lorren and Harry Cress and Francis Decker Forded out to Camp 16 on Sunday, on business. Let them tell all the devilish things that happened to the car on the long, long way home.
 Wid and Ed iRaudebaugh returned the first of the week from several days quail-hunting down around Clarkdale and Sedona, most of the time being guests of George A. Black, Jr.
 | T. NJ. Hogan, of Albuquerque, on his way back home from the coast, where he had taken a federal prison CT, stopped off here Monday night for 8 days visit with his son, Archie T. Hogan, and wife.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude Mckenzie left I.x, ,.,1 they will make their home, MT. Me Kenzie having been promoted from this national forest to higher posi- tion in the forestry office at Tucson. Members of Battery "A" are now getting government and state pay in proportion to the number of weekly drill meetings each attends. The money for the first pay day is here now and some of it has been distrib- Suted.
 Mrs. Jack Diamond returned from Phoenix the last of last week, and on Monday, with her husband left again for Phoenix, to remain during the winter. Their neice, Miss Ardelle Switzer, accompanied them for two- weeks visit. They Isotored lowh. There are lots of merchandise bar gains advertised in this weeks issue of The Sun. Our merchants are of- fering some very handsome induce ments to our people to do thelr trad ing at home and Go t now. There is no time like the presenI to buy sensi- ble Christmas gifts.
 Oliver Raudebaugh, now r-stty we'll lo. .aI A. A1 oz1. . he has just bought from Johnny Mo Williams, is planning to greatly ex- tend the variety of merchandise car ried, and will add, among other things, stationery, local views, both framed and unframed, and full line of magazines and newspapers. Billy Chambers, until Saturday night member of The Sun staff, is now manager of the trading post at Red Lake, out on the Navajo reserva- tion, for Babbitt Bros. Billy and his bride of few months left for their new home on Monday. This young couple deserve all the happiness they can get out of life, so it is up to all their many friends to root for them.
 "Rimmy' Jim Giddings, known in private life as James Giddings, was seen on our paved streets during the weekend, acting about as per usual, though occasionally he winced when he took deep breath, resultant from the episode few days ago when his favorite saddle horse used him for sand bed to scratch his back on. The horse showed good judgment, at that, for Rimmy is well equipped with sand. z ! MT. and Mrs. w. F. Martin left on Sunday night for New York state, where, after short visits in Buffalo and Rochester, they will settle in Hornell, making that place their home. Their many friends back here will rejoice in any contentment they may get in their new home and re- joice still more if they decide event. ually to come back to the foot of the mountains.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion will give supper on the -1 1- 0.-I ~ Al I