The Coconino sun., 1921-01-07

the proud parents of an eight pound boy.
 Miss Mary Beckwith is here visiting her mother and expects to leave Sun day for Jerome, where she is teaching.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. Ross Denman and Mrs. Denman's mother visited w. c. Scott, ranger at Walnut Canyon, on Sunday.
 The women's auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion met yesterday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Kester.
 The stork presented Mir. and Mrs. Pat Mccoy, of 405 s. Beaver street, with a 101a pound baby girl Thurs day morning.
 Guy Lowell, of Boston, cousin of the late Dr. Percival Lowell, and trustee of the estate and observatory, is here.
 Mir. Deever, of Texas, an old-time friend of George w. Harben, is here for several days visit with that pop ular attorney.
 Don't miss seeing Thomas Meighan in Conrad in Quest of His Youth" at the Orpheum, Wednesday next. Re- serve your seats now.
 w. R. McClurken, the insurance man, is back in town again from Al buquerque, where he spent the holi- days with his people.
 Don't miss seeing Thomas Meighan in Conrad in Quest of His Youth" at the Orpheum, Wednesday next. Re- serve your seats now.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Erriscon, of Me- Gaffey, N. M., who spent the holidays here with Mrs. Erricson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. August Johnson, have returned home.
 G. A. Pierson, chief of the Fort Val ley experimental station, left the first of the week for Albuquerque, where he will be stationed most of the time during the rest of the winter.
 Send the children to the special matinee Monday next, D. m. An hour of wholesome entertainment. Feature picture not shown at these special matinees
 Only one marriage license in the last seven days, Donate Perez and Ce7 cilia Rodriguez, both of Williams, be- ing the contracting parties, Judge [ Kidd performing the ceremony.
 Dr. E. S. Miller returned yesterday morning from Phoenix, where he spent few days on his way back from Ca lexico, to which place he accompanied the remains of Mrs. McAllister. The Western Union has taken over the Postal Telegraph Co. office at Grand Canyon and will make arrange ments at once to perfect the service. 1 New wire will be strung from Will Hams to the Canyon.
 Dr. A. J. Mackey got home last night from Lampasas, Houston, Am arillo and numerous other cities in the wee state of Texas, the frst-nam- ed town being where he spent most of his three weeks vacation, visiting relatives.
 Fletcher Bly,, stockmap of Williams and Anita, was in town yesterday, on business, we deduce, inasmuch as he remarked to Dr. R. o. Raymond that i he would have to come down and re- new his subscription to The Sun, which He unanimously did.
 Ira Johnson, manager of the local branch of Vyne Bros. Electrical O.. returned the other day from the head quarters plant at Prescott, where he imbibed lot of new ideas and stuffed off few himself for the benefit of other branch managers.
 County Assessor Wm. Beeson will appoint J. V. Morrison assistant dep- uty assessor in time to help take care of the big rush of spring work. Mir i Morrison has been bookeeper at the Greenlaw Mill for several years. He i is brother of the we'll known Pres. cott attorney of that name.
 J. w. Masters, of Winslow, who re- gently closed out his furniture stock in that city, arrived here a few days ago to take charge of the furniture department at w. H. Switzer's, anC has been busy arranging the stock or the second floor of the Switzer em. porium to conform to his own ideas of display.
 So far as can be learned, none of the local members of the National Wool Growers association, which meets in Salt Lake City January IT. 19, will attend. The legislative com mittee, now in Washington, D. c. will report, and the discussions will center around legislation, finance and ranch management.
 Postmaster Charlie Heisser an nounces that under new department. al ruling, special delivery mail will no longer require receipt. If the carrier gets no response at the door he will put the mail in the mail re- ceptacle, or under the door. If this cannot be done, he will leave notice This will expedite the delivery of spe. cial mail, which was the original idea the safeguarding of mail being left te the registry system.