The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07

llVln FranclS and bride, formerly Miss Wilimae Smith, arrived in Flag staff Wednesday evening and were given a rousing reception by their many friends.
 Bob Scurlock, who spent the cold months in Phoenix, is back in town and is now getting his hands and face all mussed up fixing cars in Joe Wald- haus garage.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Armstrong, of Grand Junction, Colo, arrived the last of last week to take a good close view of Flagstaff, with the idea of making lit their home.
 Dave and Billy .O'Brien motored to Tuba City Sunday to take home Mrs. {, Lind. Mrs. George Mason and Miss Rosemary Rheinholdt went out and back with them.
 B. w. Rouw, who had been clerking | for Frank Brooks, recently received $2,S0O back army pay and has gone away to attend government voca- tional training school.
 David Huerta was bound over for superior court this week by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd, charged with rape, a 13-year-old Mexican girl all legged to be his victim.
 Neils Puntenney, the we'll known Yavapai stockman, was in on We'd nesday from the town that bears his name. laying in supplies and renew | ing old acquaintances.
 County Engineer J. B. Wright, &C., companied by Sam Finley, left yester- day morning for an inspection trip out as far as Lees Ferry, driving out in the Captains Dodge. It is reported here that burglars en- tered Babbitt Brothers store at Winslow on Sunday night and got away with two automatic Colts re- volvers. Nothing else was taken. State Tax Commissioners c. M. Zander. Chas. R. Howe and Rudolph kutchler arrived yesterday on their annual visit to Assessor Dunn's of flee. They expect to leave today for Holbrook.
 The city council yesterday author ized Water Superintendent John Mar shall to run mains out North Leroux street to the Mt. Elden Heights addi- tion and out to the grand stand at the fair grounds.
 Sherman A. Carle, 28, of Los An geles, and Bernice Sprague. of To- peka, Kans., dropped off the train here the other day and permitted Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd to marry them.
 
 Mrs. R. F. Lightbuin, of Phoenix. IS the guest of her daughter, Miss Ruth LightbuIn, having arrived from Phoenix the first of the week. Mrs. Lightburn expects to remain here for the summer.
 Ben Corder, formerly of Texas, but later years registering out of Flag staff, is at home again after short stay down in the Blythe country, where he failed to make fortune as a cotton glommer.
 | Testimony in the divorce action brought by Roy D. Mitchell, of Will Hams, against Agnes Mitchell. was heard by Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones yesterday. Decision will be given in few days.
 z. A. Bissonnette, proprietor of the Reliable Auto Spring & Supply Co.,, returned the latter part of last week from Los Angeles. On the way home he delivered three new Republic auto trucks to customers at Oatman. MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson left yesterday for the west, Joe dropping off at Kingman, and his family going on to Los Angeles. He will join them there jn a couple of weeks. They will be back home in about month. G. w. Bright, manager of the J C.. Penney store, has moved his family from the Ideal studios, where they have been living since their arrival from Utah, to Alex. Johnston's extra house on North Agassiz street. Miss Mary Power, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Power. went to Phoe- nix Saturday, riding down with MT. and Mrs. Bales, of Phoenix, who had been here visiting Mrs. Bales par ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis. Rev. W. R. Johnston was in Flag staff couple of days last week visit ing his daughter, Miss M. Eunice Johnston, one of the pretty young lady assistants at the postofiice. He was on his way to Los Angeles.
 William ("Bill") Hicklin formerly undersheriff, is at home again after a wide ramps off through the Texas oil country. He reports that the oil game is very smooth and even the oil hand down that way has it's nerve.
 Mrs. V. A. Keith, who had been sick with the flu for several weeks at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bader. recovered sufficiently to re- turn to her home in Holbrook, her husband taking her back on Sunday.
 Tom Rickel, manager of the grocer ies department at Babbitts, leaves this morning for Los Angeles, partly on vacation and partly on business, this being his regular semi-annuai trip. He will be gone about two weeks.
 County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm, Rodent Inspector Fribbley and Miss Nydia Acker, child welfare worker, of Tucson, left Tuesday for Grand Canyon for few days work in connection with their respective iohs