The Coconino sun., 1920-05-14

sisters, returned on Sunday to her home here.
 F. A. Reid, part owner and man. ager of the Reid -Cashion Cattle com pany, of Seligman, passed through here yesterday on his way to Wash ington, D. c.
 Mrs. w. F. dagger, who has been spending the winter at Roswell, N. M., writes that she expects to arrive in Flagstaff next week to spend the summer here.
 Miss Coinelia Dockstader, critic teacher at the Normal school, left this week to spend her vacation before the beginning of the summer school visit | ing at Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Retta Beasley returned the last of last week from Phoenix where she spent the winter with heI brother, Al Beasley. The latter will be home the last of this month. Stanton Borum came in from Jim. mic Turpin's trading post, at the Lit tie Colorado bridge, on Saturday, to spend the weekend with his brother w. s. Borum.
 Chas. H. Spencer, the man who is putting in the big water project north of the San Francisco Peaks, has rent ed Lee Doyle's home here and moved in for the summer.
 The locomotive on No. 2, west bound, on Wednesday blew out its cylinder-head at Winona and laid there nearly two hours until another locomotive was hooked on. My work can be found in every part of town. It speaks for itself. Scores of satisfied patrons will tell you to get me to do your painting. w. H. Morse, 9 North Beaver. Phone 60. Miss Emma Zalaha, who had spent the winter here with her brother and his wife, MT. and Mrs. John Zalaha, left on Monday for Los Angeles, where she has position.
 Window" or Outlook" envelopes carried regularly in stock at The Sun office. If yoa prefer them to the oth- CT kind, we can quote you very req sonable prices on good work. If
 w. R. McClurken, the Northern Ari- zona Mutaual Life Insurance man. left on Monday for the western part of the state, to be gone for about two weeks on business for his company.
 Deputy Forest Supervisor Jim Girdner, came up Tuesday night from the Verde, where he is checking up during the roundup, going back Thursday to put in seven weeks more.
 Passengers on No. 22, passing through here Monday afternoon, re- ported that it was showing in lively manner when the train pulled through Williams. Up here we got slight shower.
 R. c. Fritz and wife and two daugh- ters, of Redondo Beach, Calif.. were here last week visiting MT. Fritz's sister, Mrs. w. M. Webber. He has 500 acres of almond orchard in Cal ifornia.
 A. F. Grimmell, cashier of the First National bank, and Mrs. Grimmell left Sunday morning in their car for Phoenix, from which city they plan to go on to the coast to enjoy Mir. Grim. mel's vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Perkins, of Glendale, arrived this week for visit with MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson. Mrs. Perkins is sister of Mrs. Wilson, and MT. Perkins is the son of Judge Fred w. Perkins.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Dudley, of Gin cinnati, arrived here Monday night to visit their daughter, Mrs. Stuart Campbell. After few weeks here they will go west and return home by the northern route.
 Miss Selma I. Bush, teacher of Eng fish at the Normal school, is spending the recess between the closing of the last term and the opening of summer school visiting in Pasadena and other California cities.
 Thos. E. Pollock spent Monday at Cooley, returning yesterday morning in his private car, accompanied by his brother, R. R. Pollock, and B. B. Hanger, manager of the Diamond Coal Co.,, of Albuquerque.
 John Neville, of the grocery depart ment at Babbitts', is spending his va cation at his old home in Imperial Valley, which he says is so hot that he expects to be hard-boiled by the time he gets back here.
 P. R. Helm, manager of the Pratt Gilbert Hardware O., of Phoenix, spent Wednesday and Thursday in