The Coconino sun., 1920-09-24

IL. V. stevenson IS now W0rk1ng in the bookkeeping department at c. A. Blacks store.
 Uncle Tom Locket of Williams was in Flagstaff the first of the week in- terviewing friends.
 Former Sheriff Bill Dickinson was up from his Apache Maid ranch for couple of days the first of this week.
 The talcum with the most lasting and delicious odor is Mavis. Special at the City Drug Store at 28 cents a can.
 Jim Girdner, deputy forest super visor, drove up from the Verde the first of the week after truck-load of supplies.
 l. P. McConkey, formerly of Flag staff now of Phoenix, was in Flag staff the first of the week visiting old friends.
 Henry Heller, famed many years in Flagstaff for his ability as an iron worker, came in from California We'd nesday on business and to visit his many old friends here.
 Wm. M. Rudd, generally conceded to be the next treasurer of Coconino county, was in town Tuesday from his ranch, but hurried back to look after 60 acres of hay he had just had cut.
 About 5000 head of cattle were shipped from the Anita country last week by Babbitts' most of them go- ing to their winter ranges in the Salt River valley, the rest going to Cal ifornia.
 R. L. Newman received the republi- can nomination for sheriff in Navajo county, though first reports gave the nomination to his opponent. The last reports were that Newman was one vote ahead.
 c. w. Miller, president of the Miller Construction Co.,, which is building the Oak Creek cutoff road, arrived here Wednesday and went down to visit the road camp, Dr. E. s. Miller accompanying him.
 Mrs. Grace Betts Clancy, of Doney Park, was granted divorce in super for court the other day from Charles F. Clancy. This is the second divorce, MT. and Mrs. Clancy being remarried shortly after the first decree.
 Charlie Lehr, who played in right field at the Odd Fellows ball game at McDermid Springs on Sunday, while running to get under a high fly, went kersplash into a big mudhole and for got all about the ball.
 Harlow Wilson, cashier of bank at Upland, Calif., stopped of in Flag staff Monday on his way home from New York, to visit his brother, J. P. Wilson, cashier of the Arizona Gen. tral bank, and many other old friends here.
 Claude Ross and wife were the guests of Mrs. Ross's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Willis the first of the week. They are living in Winslow from which place Claude helps the en- gineers wiggle the clutch and keep the water hot.
 l Jerrie w. Lee, E. J. Nordyke, Dr. E. A. Miller and Charles Larson, re- publican candidate for State senator of Williams, were in Flagstaff Tues, day evening attending the meeting of the county central committee and meeting with friends. ~
 Miss Dorothy Jakle left last week for Mesa where she has been engaged to teach school the coming year. Miss Dorothy is one of F1agstaff's best and most popular young ladies and there is no question but she will more than please her directors. Y
 The city council on Monday night appointed Frank Goodman, of the county engineering forces, to be in- spector for the city of the paving now being done by the Warren Bros. Construction Co. MT. Goodman's sal ary will be paid from the federal aid funds. &
 The city council on Monday night decided to adopt the recommendations made by certain property owners on the west side who will buy four lots lying next to the triangular plot now owned by the city in block 3-K, giving the lots to the city, and later to make the whole plot small community park.
 A. J. Diamond, the retired cattle l man, wr1CeS rom WhlteSDOr0, Texas, that he is having good time stray ing around with what is left of his old tribe in that section of the coun- try and expects to remain couple of weeks longer and then beat it for the tall timber again; watermelons and fried chicken goes begging here." l c. E. Cooper and R. H. Henderson, oil operators from Breckenridge, Tex as, and wives, who had been here for several days visiting Senator and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, have returned home. They are interested with Sen ator Campbell in extensive, big-pro- ducing holdings in the Breckenridge l field. During their stay here he took them to the Grand Canyon.
 The Rebekah and Odd Fellows lod- ges of Flagstaff and Williams enjoy. ed themselves hugely at the big picnic they held on Sunday at McDemid springs, east of Maine. There were all kinds of good things to eat, fur