The Coconino sun., 1921-02-04
THE COCONINO SUN

linery at the Power Hat Shop.
 Mrs. M. E. Partridge was in from her Grand Canyon road ranch on Tues day.
 George Spellmire, of Williams, was in town on business the first of the week.
 Henderson Stockton, the Phoenix attorney, was here on business on Wednesday.
 Fred Wolfe; cattleman of Anita and Williams, and wife were in town for a few days this week.
 Mrs. M. E. Henegar, of Fort Valley, left yesterday for San Diego for a months visit with friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kramer returned few days ago from Phoenix, where they had been on two weeks vacation.
 John Hennessy came up few days ago from his winter range in the I southern part of the state for short visit with his family.
 MT. and Mrs. Grover Hutson re- turned the first of the week from Phoenix, where they had been visiting | friends for week or two.
 w. D. Gibbs, of Fort Valley, who had been working at the Indian agency at Tuba City for some time, has re- signed there and is back home. | The ladies of the Altar society of the Catholic church will have card party at the church hall next Monday night. Everybody invited to attend. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Bender left on Wednesday for Los Angeles, on busi- ness connected with the new restau- rant MT. Bender is going to open here. They will be away about week. 1 Mrs. A. G. Bader, who had been here for several weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Heisser, and to visit her son. Dolph, left the first of the week for her home in Needles.
 Bert Rabbit and Walter Fleck drove to Needles in the formers car few days ago. Mrs. George Rabbit and daughter, Miss Margaret, later joined Bert at Needles, where they will stay for several days. 1 Dr. F.. S. Miller left last night for 1 Fl Paso to visit with friends there un- 1 til Sunday, when he will go to Bis bee to attend the Mason's grand lodge meeting, which begins there on Mon- May. He will be home next week. i Superintendent Raeburn, of Grand , Canyon National park, was in town Wednesday, leaving for California on business. While here, MT. Raeburn expressed himself as favorable to the proposed Maine to Grand Canyon road.
 Next Thursday night is annual in spection of Battery "A". Colonel Boniface will be here to conduct the affairs. Every member is urged to be present in full uniform, and spic ana span, as the colonel will report on con. ditions to the war department.
 MT. and Mrs. C. T. Woolfolk will at. tend the meeting of the Masonic grand lodge, which convenes in Bis bee on Monday. They planned driv ing down; then decided that tho weather is too uncertain at this time of the year and took the train. 4 Alice Lake and her company, who had been here for about two week! getting films for a new Alaska pic tuIe which the Metro corporation l! to produce, left early this week fol Los Angeles. They were highly pleas ed with the result of their work here.
 Bob Postle, of Prescott, one tim, constable at Williams, who enjoys thu distinction of being the oldest nativ, born citizen of this county, and who
 in spite of not residing here just now still calls this home, spent Wednes day here. He is 52 years old. He wa. granted divorce this week.
 What is this rumor about the ap preaching nuptials of Arthur Riordan the popular paying teller at the Firs National bank? It is insistently re ported that Arthur is to desert bach elordom some time in June and that he will bring from St. Marys, Kans. a very charming and attractive young bride.
 H. L. Porter, who was connected with the auditing department at Bab bitts' recently, is now with the Com. mercial National bank at Los Angeles ] "iS. oIltl anu udupltef, T1eIeH spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Professor and Mrs. Lacey A Eastburn, leaving that night for Los Angeles.
 It is reported on good authority that the Grand Canyon Cattle Go. which for many years has been pret- ty nearly the whole cheese in Rock House Valley, north of Lees Ferry is about to abandon that country It has acquired more than two and quarter million acres of land in Chihuahua, Mexico, and will take it's Bar z herds there in the very near future.
 The J. c. Penney Co. store is having big rush of customers from all over the county. The very attractive re- construction prices this company is of fering, in many instances much less than half what the prices were only a few weeks ago, are being taken ad- vantage of. In many instances the merchandise is priced at away below cost, for the Penney company policy is to follow prevailing markets no matter what the sacrifice may be.