The Coconino sun., 1920-04-23

N'iS iphiNiouS iiiCUuS Ol Wdllel lnman, formerly circulation manager of the Chicago Daily News, who came to Flagstaff last summer and later went to Phoenix for a short stay, will be pleased to learn that he returned to Chicago and is reported as much improved in health, though not as vet back on his old job.
 ' H. A. Kimball, of Worcester, Mass, uncle of Roger A. Morse, who spent the winter in California, is here visit ing Roger and his wife. He leaves next week for the Canyon and then will go to California and return home by the northern route.
 i Miss Amanda Peralta, of Winslow was here the first of the week, visit ing Mrs. Mrs. Ambrose Chavez, who was up from Sedona on a visit. Coming! Sunday, April 18th, D. w Griffith's sensational production, "The Greatest Question" Come and see the greatest question, What becomes of us all After death
 Let's see-wasn't there a railroad strike or something like that last week? As much as we all worried over the way it would inconvenience us, looks like we took its death in a very matter-of-fact sort of way. But all the damage it did us was to hold up our supply of fresh vegetables foi a day or two.
 ! All your ailments will disappear as if by magic when you see Mary Pick ford in "Pollyanna," at the Orpheum Theatre tonight. Prices, 15, g and 35c
 Both for your supply of wallpaper and for men to do the work you'd bet ter see me; and the sooner the bet ter, as there's a rush of work on. w. H. Morse, 9 N. Beaver. Phone 60. It
 J. J. Dooley, of Doney Park, and George Terrell, who also claims that suburb as his place of domicile, wefe both in town Tuesday to see whether the wind blew as hard here as out there. They decided it did.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold and Sheriff Jack Harrington left on Tues day for Fredonia, to be present at the test case in Justice Lewis court to decide whether Utah stockmen shall pay a license when they graze on this side of the line. They stopped on the way to serve warrant and were join ed enroute by Assessor J. D. Dunn, who left here Wednesday. E. T. McGonigle spent part of last week in Phoenix.
 Judge J. E. Jones spent the first part of this week in Phoenix, where he was called to hold court. J. c. Bozarth, retiring manager of the local J. c. Penney Co., store, &C., companied by his mother, left on Sat urday for Murray, Utah, where he will manage the store formerly con- ducted by G. w. Bright, who has sue ceeded. MT. Bozarth in the manage ment of the Penney store here.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Frohmiller have bought the Jack Woods residence, on West Birch avenue.
 Miss Irene Bart is attending the state meeting of county recorders al Tucson this week. She left here Sun. day night for Phoenix, to visit in that city for day or so before going tc i Tucson.
 Charlie Nickel, who had been talk. ing his vacation in Phoenix, is home again.
 Mrs. Constance s. Powell is agair at her home on Mars Hill, after spend ing most of the winter in California
 Harry Hibben, Jr., is here for few days from Los Angeles. He has broken into the moving picture bus. mess out there and intends to go back soon to become assistant director fol one of the big producers. MT. and Mrs. Pat Murphy. of Greenlaws, went to Tucson the first of the week, called there by the very critical illness of Mrs. Murphy's mother.
 | I have all the latest creations in wallpaper designs at my paint shop 9 North Beaver street (formerly Mar lars Undertaking parlor. w. H. Morse. Phone 60. 1t
 Hampton Cochran, former member of the Hath field artillery, is here from Bisbee, visiting his sister, Mrs. o. B. Raudebaugh. After week here he will go to California for the rest of his vacation.