The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
Shamrock Taxi-146.

Shamrock Taxi-146. 12-31-tf
 Dance and supper, Doney Park to- morrow night.
 The American Legion will hold their next meeting on January 5.
 T. A. Riordan left Wednesday on a two weeks business trip to San Fran cisco.
 Judge J. c. Milligan celebrated his 8Oth birthday on Monday, December 27th.
 County Assessor-elect Wm. Beeson will go to Phoenix Sunday night on bushes for day or so.
 Chas. Burlock, manager of the Ari- zona Mossback mine at Oatman, was in town yesterday on business.
 Chas. Prochnow is laid up with a very bad cold and probably will not be seen at the Commercial for a few days.
 "Nevvy" Smith, the jovial Indian trader from Canyon Diablo, arrived in town Thursday morning. He is at the Commercial.
 Happy New Year to you, reader. We wish you nice, large, comfort able, happy, prosperous year from one end to the other.
 Claude Phelan will leave Sunday for Albuquerque, where he will take six months business course supplement- ary to the one he took last winter at Phoenix.
 George Babbitt, Jr., came home from California, where he is attend ing school, to spend the holidays with his parents at Needles, returning on Monday.
 Jimmy Walsh is home from Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his folks, and expects to return to his po- sition in Los Angeles after the first of the year.
 "Humoresque" tomorrow afternoon and night at the Orpheum. If you haven't bought tickets yet, see some one of the Ladies' Social Service cir cle and get your share.
 Miss Grace Lockridge, of Anita, who works at the forest service of- flee at Grand Canyon, arrived on Tues day for few days visit with her un- cle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Tom Phel- an.
 Mrs. Betty A. Sanderson, former resident of Flagstaff some years ago, later making her home in California, has moved to Guymon, Oklahoma, where it is understood she will make her future home.
 C. B. Wilson, who spent Christmas in Long Beach, Calif., with his wife and family at the home of Mrs. Will sons parents, MT. and Mrs. Mars, ar rived home on Monday and Tuesday night left for Phoenix for day.
 Willis Browns little son found lot of his daddy's cancelled checks and scattered them on the street. So, finders are warned that they are not getting real money and may get worse if they attempt to cash any of the pa- per.
 Jack LeBarron left this morning for Prescott and from there will go to Mayer to look after the sheep he has grazing in that section. He says the grazing is mighty scarce down there and imagines he will soon have to be- gin feeding grain.
 So far this year the thermometer has not gone down below zero and we have been enjoying fine weather. At Grand Canyon it has been reported as being and below during the cold snap here during the early part of the month.
 Don't forget "Humoresque" at the Orpheum tomorrow afternoon and night, given under the auspices of the Ladies' Social Service circle for the benefit of the deserving people of Flagstaff. The ladies are doing a good work. Attend this most enter taining show and show your good will.
 There was a goodly gathering of old time members of the tree cutters un- ion in town Saturday and Sunday. Among those were noted as being in at the stockholders meet ing, were: James Altitude Lane, who is always elected president because of his vociferousness; the solemn James Gallagher, who refused to shake hands with the kaiser; John Joyless Cummings, the man with the flowing receipt book; John Lugin, the lugger of logs; Al Larson, the Copen- hagen contralto. Each one spoke most kindly and respectfully of old times and when they were poor but happy, l and said that riches did not always | bring joy and happiness.