The Coconino sun., 1920-02-27

settling up an estate of which he had charge.
 Francisco Accevas, 24, and Carlotta Chalerange, 2S, both of Flagstaff, were married this week by Justice R. J. Kidd.
 Bob Walton came up from WinsIow Wednesday, spending few hours here on his way to the republican state convention.
 Jack Costigan is again back at his office at the Orpheum theater after his long illness, wearing the same cheer full smile as of old.
 Chas. T. Woolfolk returned this week from his Canyon Diablo ranch to be on hand at the county super- visors' meeting Monday. ! Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones left for Phoenix Wednesday morning to preside in case for one of the Maricopa county judges.
 No interruption of business at w. Fl. Switzer's. Just moved, that's all with more convenience for service to customers than ever before.
 Walter Carlson, of the dry goods department at Babbitts', returned the first of the week from Phoenix, where he had been vacationing for week
 Lawrence Pritchard, g, and Anna Lewis, IS, both of Ash Fork, were married this week, in County Clerk Tom Rees' office, by Justice R. J. Kidd.
 Charlie Keller has joined the ranks of the many merchants who are treat ing their store walls and ceilings to a new coat of paint. w HI. Morse is do- ing the work.
 Undersheriff Wm. Hicklin left Wednesday morning for Phoenix for few days vacation When Bill comes back he will be able to give us all the latest racing dope.
 w. H. Switzer asks his customers to remember that he has moved into his new store, the former Finley store, and to drop around there tor their hardware, paints and harness.
 Mrs. Wm. Griffin, or Grand Canyon, who had hard time of it with the flu is pretty fully recovered. She was at the Bart home on West Railroad avenue, Flagstaff, during her illness.
 Cliff Kramer, because of the mov- ing of the tic inspectors headquarters to Cooley and Holbrook, has given up that job and is in training as a jit- ney driver for the Bender & Peck liv- cry.
 c. J. Babbitt, who had been spend- ing most of the winter with his fam i1xr ir AnnaIa. day night and it is likely will be here most of the time now until winter comes again.
 Ray Rabbit is coming to his office for an hour or two each morning, then going back home to rest up and try to get rid of the flu, which has been hanging to him in this manner now for couple of weeks.
 Judge s. B. Gilliland has received word of the death, at her home in To- ledo, Ohio, of his youngest sister, Mrs. Frankie Harrell, aged 61. The judge last saw her nine years ago when he was back east visiting.
 R. R. Pollock president of the Dia- mond Coal Co.,, of Albuquerque, arrived here on Tuesday from Beverley Hills, Cal, where he is spending the winter, for short business visit with his brother, T. E. Pollock.
 Mrs. F. A. Berg and little son | formerly of Flagstaff, but since last fall living in Prescott, where Mr Berg is Standard Oil representative are visiting Mrs. Berg's uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. H. B. White. Charlie Clark has been laid up fol more than week with the flu. This week his two little sons, Peter and Carter came down with it, and now il looks as if Mrs. Clark also is to have her turn. Charlie and the young. sters are improving rapidly.
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson returned Wednes. day from Glendale, where she haG been for two weeks or more visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hiram Mars. She was nearly "A hours or the return journey, her train miss. ing connections at Ash Fork.
 Forest Supervisor E. G. Miller anc Deputy Supervisor Jas. w. Girdnei returned this week from the meeting with the advisory board of the Ari. zona Wool Growers association, helC in Phoenix. They report twice as big rainfall in that section as here.
 Out in Doney Park there have beer several severe flu cases, the Clancy Slayton, Boswell, Copeland, Carl Fer. rell, Geo. Terrell, Milt Terrell and Pendergrass families seemingly being the hardest hit, but according to the latest reports they are all getting along nicely.
 Supt. Walter Runke, of Tuba City business, returning the following day came to Flagstaff Tuesday Oh MT. Runke says the condition of the roads is such as to preclude any idea of it's being a pleasure trip to and | r.o,,. T,,ha C;tx, ot fbic no rfic,rlor coo-