The Coconino sun., 1920-03-12

St. Patrick's day in the evening! At Orpheum! Under auspices Knights of Columbus.
 His Majesty the American" Doug las Fairbanks latest picture, calls for your approbation next Wednesday night at the Orpheum.
 NJ. l. Powers, president of the Citi- zens bank, receiyed word on Wednes- day from his bank at Kingman that Watkins drug store, of kingman, was very badly damaged by fire Tuesday morning
 1 Don't forget to have your glad clothes cleaned up and pressed for the dances on March IF, St. Patrick's Day. | Phone I'll. We'll call for them and deliver in good time. Johnston Clean ing service.
 Mrs. M. J. Riordan returned We'd nesday from Los Angeles, where she had been since early in January with her two youngest boys, Robert and Richard, who are attending school there, and visiting her sister, Miss Metz.
 Judge Fred w. Perkins is back from Phoenix, where he and his family are spending the winter, to attend to legal matters. He will be here part, at least, of court week, and then will go back to Phoenix for few weeks longer.
 Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county super intendent of schools, left Wednesday . .tvx;, 4n ott ka vention of county school superintend- ents of the state called for the 10th, 1lth and 18th, by State Superintend- ent c. o. Case.
 Larry w. Qlinlan came up the latter part of last week from Phoenix, where he and his family now live. Mrs Quinlan and the two little boys are in Cincinnati, called there a few days ago by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Geo. Taubold.
 A. w. Kinsey, of the Humble Hid den Hollow" ranch, near Fort Valley, and R. D. Wyatt, one of his near say that if anyone is overcome with driving over the road out that way it won't be from pleasure.
 Grover Hutson, of the grocery de- partment at Babbitt's, returned Tues day morning from San Diego and Los Angeles, Cal, and Tia Juana, Mexico, where he divided his time during vaca- tion. He says he did not go to Tia Juana to see any relatives. l Dr. Tom Manning and Herman J. Kahl stopped off here on Tuesday on their way from Los Angeles to Gallup, where they have recently bought a drug store, and visited for few days at the home of the formers parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. F, Manning.
 Charlie and Ray Prochnow, Walter Dickinson, George Babbitt and Ed Whipple all went to Oatman Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Oatman Amalga- mated Gold Mining company. Mir and Mrs. Walter Durham went down the day before.
 Dave Babbitt, Jr., Adolph Boenitsch and John Lind will leave in few days
 overland, for Santa Monica, driving MT. Lind's car. The latter will spend !. months vacation with his family , who spent the winter on the coast while the younger men will take 1T the sights of Los Angeles. w. R. McClurken, northern Arizon;
 district manager for the Mutual Lif, i Insurance Co.,, of New York, wht . makes his home here, in February captured the record for the larges
 amount of insurance written during the month by any Arizona or Nev
 Mexico agent of the company. II MT. and Mrs. c. M. Archer vii move next week to the corner O . Beaver and Aspen, the house now oc ' cupied by MT. and Mrs. Billy Newton 1, Mrs. Newton and the children vii : leave the latter part of this month fo . San Diego, Mrs. Newton's health ha not been good for some time and i thought the change in altitude, will b
 beneficial.
 I Jimmie Swinnerton, the Fowle l Quartette, Miss Margaret Walsh am D her music class, the Woman's clul C choir, special picture, special musi 3 and some red-hot addresses-all | part of the big program at the Or 1 pheum next Thursday night. Givel y for benefit ,Woman's club communit, l house plan. Read announcement an,
 adv. in this issue.
 : MT. and Mrs. Roy Baird returne e this week from New York. Roy me l Mrs. Baird in New York, where sin : landed on her way back from si, S months visit to her home in Norway Q She was sixteen days making the tril r which ordinarily does not take owe t ten days. In New York they wer ,. greeted with the big snow storm an ! were day late in getting from Ney 3 York to Chicago, so taking it all in all 9 they had real good time. Roy i : again back at his old desk at the Sant, Fe depot.