The Coconino sun., 1921-01-28
Shamrock Taxi-146.

Shamrock Taxi-146. 12-31-tf Carl F. Steckel, of Tolchaco, and A. c. Sianz, of Tuba City, were in town yesterday.
 J. A. Fenstermaker, Of Sedona, was here on business for couple of days this week.
 J. P. Haley, manager of the Arizona Motor & Implement Co.,, spent yester- day in Winslow.
 Dawson Henderson, the Winslow stockman, was in town on Wednesday for few hours.
 w. Y. Campbell, deputy sheriff at Williams, was among his Flagstaff friends on Tuesday.
 Rev. Luther B. Moore spent Tues day in Williams on business connect ed with his pastorate.
 Mrs. J. B. Gunter is able to be around some again after a very se- were attack of bronchitis.
 MT, and Mrs. Charles Glenn, who had been vacationing in Phoenix for couple of weeks, are home again.
 Jack Jones spent few days in Phoenix the first of the week, seeking market for some of his big supply of wood.
 Among recent recruits to Battery "A" are Arthur F. Myers, Frank M. Rodriguez, Leo Garcia and John F. McMahon.
 R. R. Pollock got into town on Mon day from Los Angeles, staying here 1 only few hours and leaving for Al buquerque.
 Guy Longley, who had been work ing for several weeks in Phoenix, re- turned on Friday for visit with home folks.
 Will Marian is having lumber haul ed to build his big new home next to the present residence in the northeast section o< town.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk re- turned the first of the week from their Canyon Diablo ranch, where they had been for couple of weeks. J. D. Rupe, the Maine ranchman, was in town Wednesday wearing a pair of big boots which were leading him around town at six cylinder, wide open velocity.
 Alex. Johnston stayed in bed all day Monday. No, it wasn't laziness, but an attack of flu or something that made him feel that the bed was the most comfortable place.
 The preliminary hearing of Fred w. Croxen, for shooting Chas. F. Quayle in self-defense, which was to have been held next Wednesday, has been postponed until Monday, Feb. '. MT. and Mrs. George Fleming have moved to the home of Mrs. Elem ming's mother. Mrs. McMilan. Mrs. Fleming left this week for Phoenix, to spend a few days there with her husband.
 E. Mckay. of Wilder, Idaho, writes Secretary Alex. Johnston, of the Flagstaff chamber of commerce, that he wants to buy some sheep here and get range for them. He wants in- formation.
 Billy Borum got home from King man, where he had made a trip selling Kim, just in time to get into his uni form and take part in the armory ded- ication. He spent the weekend here with his family.
 Frank Sufea returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles and other California cities, where he went just before the holidays to have big va cation. He had it, and now is ready to go to work again.
 ,.1,a,,yal raaantlNy that | George Wooster, friend of Chas. Spencer, who had visited him here last summer, was the victim of an auto accident in Los Angeles in which his wife suffered dangerous injuries, with little hope of her recovery.
 Howard Manning, said to be de- serter from the U. s. navy, was arrest ed at Williams this week and is jail here awaiting orders from the com mandant at San Diego. It is report ed that Manning was attempting to break into one of the buildings at Will liams when he was arrested.
 E. F.. Wilson, president of the First National bank of Hotchkiss, Colo, was here from Wednesday until this morning, visiting his brother-in-law, Jack NJ. Wilson. He married Jacks sister. He had been in San Diego, to place his son in hospital and seized the opportunity to make his first visit to this city.
 Mrs. John Chisholm returned from Los Angeles Sunday, where she had 1 been for some time with Mir. and Mrs. Chester Black Mrs. Chisholm says that Chester is improving right along since his very serious surgical opera ton and hopes to be able to return to Flagstaff by the latter part of next month.
 MT. and Mrs. Winthrop Scudder, of Boston, Mass, were visitors in Flag staff Sunday. MT. Scudder is man. ager of the art department for Houghton, Miffin Co.,, publishers, which position he has held for the past forty years. MT. and Mrs. Scudder are making years tour of the west, going from here to Phoenix.
 M. l. Powers, president of the Citi- zens bank, got home Wednesday nnoyninp from Breckenrid3e. Tex,