The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
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night, soc. Also a seven-reel special picture, "Passers Bly," It c. A. Keller's confection room is another of the business houses that is getting heat from the George Herring ton central heating plant. Wilson & Coffin installed the radiators. MT. Fisk, an ex-service man who had been working at the electric light plant, left on Wednesday for the sol diers' home at Sawtelle, Calf. He has been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Katherine Walsh and daugh- ter, Elizabeth, from Detroit, Mich., are visiting the J. J. Costigan home, where they will remain for two weeks visit and then go to the coast. Frank Keeffe, general manager of 1.-the Babbitt branch stores, returned Wednesday from San Francisco, where ] he and Ray Babbitt went nearly two weeks ago on business, and where Ray ! still is.
 The raging snow storm" on Tues- ] day night brought some .69 of an inch ! of water with it and temperature of ' II degrees above zero. It is anything but overcoat weather and the snow is passing off rapidly.
 Chas. E. Howard, the sheepman, now of Mesa, was in Flagstaff last week on business connected with the Howard Sheep company. MT. Howard came to Arizona in 1882 and still fig ures he has not lived here half long enough.
 c. L. Fleck returned few days ago from north of Kingman, where he had ! been doing some work on his mining claims. He brought back samples of ore, which he said assays showed over $l00 gold to the ton besides lot of silver.
 Little Solveg Solberg came into The Sun office last Friday afternoon and informed us that, while riding horse back that day, she lost her coat, and would the finder please be so kind as f to return it to her, for it is a very i, comfortable coat.
 t A. J. Mitchell, entirely well again after his recent severe illness and op- ', eration, is back at his old place in the . meat department at Babbitts'. He is a convinced that he is healthy as ever at least certain that his appetite has f regained it's pristine vigor.
 1, Last week it was expected that the 4 next session of the superior court, tC
 be held in February, would be very
 tame affair. Now we know the ses. 1T sions- will be enlivened by the trial oi ,I T w. H. Morse and by the threshing out III of the Schwab murder case.
 In the minutes of the board of sup r. ervisors last week, the bond of thu D. First National bank was given as $20, it GOO when it should have read $200, ,000 T. Of course, an 70" or two -one way ol
 the other does not amount to much tt .k a printer, but we correct it just thu " same.
 le Lewis Benedict left last night fo Id Phoenix to take charge of the Johl
 Verkamp sheep outfit as general man
 ager for the next few months. It | = understood rain is badly needed ol the southern ranges, though a rail E fell there during the snow storm her
 and conditions seem brighter than fo
 a couple of months past.
 s. G. Swanson, the man who raise
 poultry with such signal success a
 his ranch in Black Bill Park, was i
 town few days ago. Mir. Swanson
 not at all discouraged by last season
 drought, will have big acreage c
 wheat and spuds again this year, a
 well as lot of corn, which he has ha
 uniformly good success in raising.
 Ali Dickinson and family are no
 on their way to Los Angeles. The
 went by train to Kingman, where Al
 and Arthur left the family car sever;
 weeks ago; and left in the car yestel
 day morning for the coast. The
 will be gone several weeks, but pal
 of the time the father and son wi
 probably spend in Oatman, where the
 are interested in gold mining.
 w. E. Berry, for the past sever:
 department, left Sunday morning fc
 his home in Cleveland, called there b
 a telegram from his mother announ,
 ing the serious illness of Bills brotf
 CT, who has pneumonia. Bill mad
 many friends during the few month
 he lived here, who will be pleased |
 know that he intends coming back.
 Mrs. J. C. Brown and little daugf
 ter, Estelle, left on Wednesday fo
 Los Angeles, to visit for two week
 or so with Mrs. Browns brother, C.
 Webb, who is associated with Dorcth
 Dalton, the famous film star, and als
 with numerous other friends of MT.
 Browns and relatives. J. 2. says h
 expects the days will lengthen faste
 during the next two weeks than tn - almanac indicates.
 !. w. Woeber Smith, who had been i
 New York for couple of weeks, ar l rived back in Flagstaff on Wednes day. He and Mrs. Smith are makin r. arrangements to leave tomorrow fc their new home in Los Angeles, wher
 MT. Smith will assume his new dutie . as private secretary to J. c. Jameson
 and treasurer of some of the latter enterprises, for which position he rt . signed the first of the year as cashie
 of the First National bank.
 T. E. Mccullough and Remigiu . Hook, the latter better known a . Peaches" left Wednesday night fo
 Phoenix. They will go to Tucson an
 there separate, Tom going to Doug
 lac and "peacheS" to NopaleS To,