The Coconino sun., 1920-02-20
When thinking of buying, see w. B. Raudebaugh. Phone 165. 2-20-tf

When thinking of buying, see w. E. Raudebaugh. Phone 165. 2-20-tf
 Your stationery is business solici- tor--see that it is of a creditable kind. To make sure of this order it at The Sun office.
 Mrs. Julia Kleisler has resigned as assistant county treasurer and is now assisting Mrs. M. o. Dumas, county superintendent of schools.
 Miss Mary Rozen has returned from Los Angeles, where she went several months ago, and is now keeping books for the Breen-Lewis Drug Go.
 w. H. Ruby and Marion T. Bailey, ranchers out in Putnam Valley, were in town Monday to consult the officers of the Farm Loan association.
 Joe Blumberg is having the parti- tion in the rear of the J. Herman store torn out, making the back room part of the regular show room. George Babbitt went to Phoenix on Sunday, returning yesterday. His brother, c. J. Babbitt, came up from Los Angeles, and joined him there. | Manager Ernest Lennon, of Bab- bitts' furniture department, is feeling pretty good over the receipt of new carload of all kinds of furniture. Charlie Burlock, after being half sick with a heavy cold for several days, returned on Monday to Oatman to look after his Mossback gold mine.
 Tom McWilliams, road man out in the Maine section, was in town on Monday to tell County Assessor Dunn how much taxes he wants to pay this fall.
 George Aboussleman, who recently sold his interest in the New York market to, his partner, E. s. Nackard, will open meat market in the Eagle grocery store.
 John Sheehan was in Flagstaff from Cooley over Sunday visiting his chil- dren, who have been going to school here. He has arranged to take them with him to Cooley.
 Wm. c. (Billy) Dickinson was in Flagstaff few days this week from his famous headquarters ranch at Apache Maid. Range conditions are so good down that way that he is not using gloom chaser.
 R. NJ. Gassman, father of Sidney J. Gassman, arrived Tuesday from his home in San Diego. He will visit here few days, then go east to buy some more goods for Sidney's new mems shop, in which he is interested. George Fleming was in Flagstaff . few days this week visiting old friends once again before locating in Phoe- nix. George is now travelling out of Phoenix for Babbitt Bros. Trading Co.,, selling dry goods.
 The Western Mercantile Co.,, so Messrs. Becker and Stevenson, the proprietors, announce, has secured the agency for the well-known line of Oli- yer walking and riding blows and other farm implements.
 I Geo. H. Myers, cashier of the A. L. & T. Co.,, is the happiest young man in Milton. It is all because the valen- tien that arrived at his home last Sat urday was a dimunitive young man of very promising looks and behavior.
 The walls and ceiling of the Citizens bank have been retinted, w. H. Morse doing the work. c. A. Black has much improved the appearance of his grocery store by giving it similar treatment, J. c. Simmons doing the work.
 Mrs. Pearl McPherson, manager of the Western Union, leaves Saturday for Washington, D. C., to visit her husband for few weeks. During her absence her place will be taken by E.. B. Hopkins, relief manager, of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. c. c. Fredericks, who, with her husband, went to Phoenix early last week to attend the Shriner and Eastern Star meetings, and who had just got out again after flu attack, had relapse and is in Phoenix hos pital, very sick.
 V. A. Moore has taken a position at z. A. Bissonnette's Northern Ari- zona Motor Go. garage, where he will run the office and handle the custom CTS for farm machinery, w. D. Draine remaining in charge of the East As pen street store.
 z. A. Bissonnette, proprietor of the Reliable Auto Spring and Supply Co.,, returned the first of the week from San Francisco, where he bought some new machine shop equipment and transacted other business for his two auto supply stores.
 Alex A. Johnston finds the effects of his newspaper advertising more widespread than he had anticipated. Among recent orders from out of town he got one this week from lady in Siccoro, N. M., who sent in lot of dresses to be cleaned.
 J. S. Hawkins is now doing c. B. Wilson's stenographic work. Miss Isa- bella Logsden, who recently resigned as Mir. Wilson's: secretary to spend the rest of the winter in Phoenix, has returned to Illinois, being called home by the death of her sister.
 Shelby Lewis left yesterday for Oklahoma City, having been promoted to the position of general salesman for Morris & Co.,, whom he represent ed in this territory. MT. Jordan, who succeeds him, will arrive Tuesday and make his headquarters here. I