The Coconino sun., 1920-04-16

tow, Ii, DOln O1 WmSlOW, got mar riage license from County Clerk Tom l.. Rees on Wednesday and were mar, ried by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd.
 c. H. Mckellips, manager of the new J. c. Penney store at Phoenix, stopped off here Tuesday for visit at the local Penney store. That after noon Miss Louise Grenlaw and Dewey Webber drove him to Winslow on his way to New York on buying trip.
 ] J. c. Bozarth returned Tuesday morning from week spent in Los ! Angeles, buying. He motored back, by way of Phoenix, with couple of other Penney store managers. I G. w. Bright and wife and little boy arrived here Monday from Murray, Utah, suburb of Salt Lake City. MT. Bright and J. G. Bozarth, manager of the J. c. Penney store here, have | traded positions, the former to man. age this store and MT. Bozarth to go i to Utah to manage the store at Mur- ray. The trade was made partly be- cause MT and Mrs. Bright were very anxious to get here for Mrs. Bright's health, and partly because MT. Bozarth wanted to get back to Utah, where he was in business for some time before he came here. Horace F.. Nay, MT. ! BoZarth's chief assistant, will remain in the same capacity with MT. Bright. w. H. Conley has bought the George Alkire house, at the north end of No. Beaver street, the bargain being made through the Ali. Dickinson real estate agency.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Woolfolk are moving into the house they recently bought from Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hart, the latter moving farther down Humphrey street to house next to Ira's fathers home.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Mondragon, both of whom clerk for Joe Blumberg, are taking turns having the flu. First Mrs. Joe had it, and now Joe is taking his turn at home.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Draine have bought the Mrs. Lynch property on North Beaver street, and probably will move there after few months. The sale was made through w. B. Raudebaugh.
 Miss Mary Morley, well known here, who taught at Tuba City until recently, was married at Phoenix a few days ago to Martin Luther ("Gee Whiz") Johnson, a popular travelling man who has spent great deal oi time in this city.
 Judge Edwin Babbitt is here from Cincinnati. He is brother of the late George Babbitt. He was unable to ge here in time for his brothers funeral Charles w. Isham, of the Arizon; . Central bank, put in several days las week at Cooley, on business connect ! ed with the bank.
 | Bobby Burns, of Williams, who i city marshal for that community makes pretty regular visits up thi way lately. Bobby admits that l there seems to be any overpowerinj desire on the part of the democrati voters to place him in as sheriff mex election he won't refuse. So he come up this way to see how sentiment l turning.
 | Miss Thelma Harvison, who is nov teaching at Clarkdale, visited MT. am Mrs w. S. BoEpm, of this city, las week.
 | Stanton Borum, who spent most o the winter with his parents, in Flori da, got home here again the first O this week, and his friends droppe, around to the Confection Den in drove to tell him how daned glad they wer to see him once more. He goes out to day to work with Jimmie Turpin il the latter's trading post.
 Ray Prochnow has gone to Coole. to help the Apache Lumber compan. fill it's orders for building material. A new school house is to be built a
 Spring Valley in time for the fal term. The school district was organ ized on Sunday. The trustees are c D. Sanderson, Mrs. J. O'Brien, Nal colm Boyett.
 Lou Charlebois came up from Wick
 enburg Wednesday, almost resolved
 since train travel is so uncertain now
 adays, to stay here at home for while.
 | Prof. H. F.. Hendrix, of the Norma
 school faculty got home Wednesda
 from Clarkdale and Jerome, where h gave intelligence tests in the publi : schools.
 Frank Bolls has bought big ney Chevrolet car and is putting in hi
 spare time letting it show him around w. H. Switzer, with w. B. Goble a chief factotum, is tearing out lot c ! the floor in his store, putting in neN
 supporting timbers and laying ne' flooring. He says that Sam Finle! = when he built the building, ran it thre
 stories into the air, which was all we enough, but he is now going to bull . it three stories into the ground. N. L. Perkins was up from Wi
 Hams the first of the week. in his ne
 Essex car.
 Collie Railston, partner. with To . Pollock in the Big V Cross R ranch ; . Ojo Caliente, N. M., was here Mol
 day on business. He has many war !. friends among the old-timers here. !. Mrs. Charles P. Heisser returnt
 op Cofurdou from MiSei cippi or