The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18
P. D. Berry, of Grand Canyon, spent couple of days here the first of the

Charlie Babcock, sick at Milton hos pital, is reported as being about the same-still very i'll.
 Archie Brown and son Orville were in on Tuesday from R. T. Browns Marshall Lake ranch.
 Horace Nay, assistant manager of the J. c. Penney store, spent Tuesday in Williams on business.
 Miss Lena Doyle returned on Mon day for her summer vacation. She had been teaching in Miami. H. B. Estes left a few days ago for Cornville, to take care of the ranching interests in that section of George w. Black, Jr.
 Pm the man to sign you up The signs paint will help you get busi- ness. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Pete Michelbach, laid up with blood poisoning from an ulcerated tooth, is still very sick, though better than he was week ago.
 Right now is the time to get your house painted-best time in the whole year. I'll do it. w. H. Morse, II North Beaver. Phone 60.
 Dr. J.-O. Creager, principal of the Normal school, delivered the com mencement address at the Clarkdale high school last Friday night. MT. and Mrs. c. L. Register, of Phoenix, are here for the summer, with MT. and Mrs. J. C. Brown. Mrs. Register is a sister of Mrs. Brown. Mir. and Mrs. John Clark, who spent the last seven months at Forepaugh, Ariz., returned last week to theft home here, to remain until cold weather sets in again.
 Bill Hicklin, who has been working up his muscles logging out at Woody mountain, spent the weekend here. He intends to go to the Texas oil fields in couple of weeks.
 Joe Blumberg, on Sunday night, brought home over hundred fish from Lake Mary, where he and bis sister, Mrs. J. Blumberg, and the lat ter's children spent the day. Initiative petitions are being circu- lated in Flagstaff for a state highway commission bill so that the bill may be voted on at the fall election. The petitions are getting many signers.
 Mrs. Walter Lindblom is entertain ing one of her former schoolmates, Mrs.<Cora Hood, of Big Rapids, Mich., who arrived the latter part of last week to spend the summer with Mir. and Mrs. Lindblom.
 Miss Phoebe Raudebaugh returned to her home in San Francisco on Mon- day, after months visit here with her grandmother, Mrs. Priscilla Raudebaugh and her uncles, w. B., O. B. and E. B. Raudebaugh.
 Lieutenant L. A. Eastbum, of the Normal school faculty, who with his family has been visiting their old home in Springfield, Mo-, returned Saturday. Mrs. Eastburn will remain in Missouri several weeks longer.
 Everett Chase has resigned as com mercial manager at the Western Un ion, and s. s. Lawhead is taking hi. place until new manager is sent in Chase has returned to his former jol with the Western Union, at Winslow Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, her mother Mrs. Kate Wisehart, and the former daughter, Miss Katherine Kennedy left yesterday for Berkeley, Cal where Mrs. Kennedy and her daugh ter will take the summer course at tn university. ! Mrs. T. E. Pulliam arrived hom from Tucson Tuesday night. Mir. Pul liam had intended returning with hei but lot of extra work in connection with his duties in classifying lands a the state land department will keeI him there for several weeks longer.
 Manager John Branigan, of tn Winslow baseball team, and hi charming wife were pleasant callers a The Sun office on Sunday, and afte the game Lorren Cress, manager O the battery team, took them for ; sightseeing ride out into the country
 Bert L. Cooper attorney of Pomona Calif., and an old-time friend of Col F. s. Breen, when they both were res idents of Illinois, was here Monday or his way back, by auto, for visit tt his old home. He was much disap pointed to find that Col. Breen is nov in the eastn
 Mrs. Margaret Dixon, who helped take the census here last winter, ar rived here Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Grout, from Phoenix and Pres colt, Mrs. Grout resuming her old DO sition with the Flagstaff Lumber Co and Mrs. Dixon leaving Tuesday fol her old home in Denver.
 | Fred Lusk returned Tuesday morn ing from Chicago, where he went t, meet representative from the Syra cuse, N. Y. Kim factory. Fred tool in the republican convention Saturda, forenoon and had ticket for the af ternoon session, during which Hard ing and Coolidge were nominated, bu did not attend. He is is<kicking himself strenuously.
 Mrs. w. s. Borum and her two little boys, who spent a. couple of weeks out at Jimmie Turpih's trading post al Cameron, where Mrs. 'Borum's broth er-in-law, Stanton Borum. is working returned with Stanton on Saturday and spent the weekend with Billy leaving apain Monday Miss Pohh,