The Coconino sun., 1921-01-07

Shamrock Taxi-146. 12-31-tf Mrs. Don Chisholm is now teaching school at Anita.
 I Clarence Johnson spent the holidays
 with his aunt, in San Diego, Calif.l Percy Harley, of the forest service
 offices, spent the holidays in Ash Fork, with his home folks.
 Ed Babbitt spent part of last week in Phoenix, returning home in time to spend New Years day with his fam c. M. Watson returned Sunday from Los Angeles, where he spent the holi- days visiting his sister and seeing the
 sights.
 George See and Ersell Stevens Ford
 ed to Red Rocks Sunday, to hunt rab- bits. George says they brought twelve
 home, but 1t was dark when they re- turned.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur niture department at Babbitts', left Wednesday on his annual buying trip. He will spend several weeks in Chi cago and Grand Rapids.
 Billy Borum, after spending the hol- idays here with his family, left the first of the week for the southern part of the state on the first leg of a long trip for Kim milk and Flavo flour. Miss Mamie Alcorn will meet her music pupils in the music room at the Normal school on Saturday afternoon, :! from to s. Miss Alcorn wM play for Woman's club at their meeting that | afternoon.
 Homer German, of the forest office, N who has been visiting his folks in Lit tie River, Kansas, returned this week with the report that they, are still building them close to the ground in the old cyclone state.
 Miss Mary Boyer, of the Normal school faculty, did not return with the other teachers from the state teach CTS association meeting held in Phoe- nix last week, remaining there for a few days because of illness. R. F.. Taylor has been laid up for . several days with hard attack of the grip, each d1y threatening to come back to Ihne store the next day, but each morning finding it lot more
 comfortable to remain in bed c. B. Wilson packed his grip Tues . day night and departed on one of his f frequent legal trips, this time to Phoe- nix, where he expected to stay about
 long enough to get breakfast and in quire when the next train left town. At Tuesday nights meeting of the Elks, Frank B. Baptist, of Phoenix,
 district deputy grand exalted ruler for Arizona, was present and made an ad- , dress. After lodge closed the mem- bers had luncheon at the Commercial
 cafe.
 | Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Sala and Mir. , and Mrs. Ted Dickerson spent the holidays with relatives and friends in l Globe, making the trip in car. They
 got back the first of the week, happy,
 but very tired, having found much of the road pretty hard to get over. Il L. C. Riley got home Tuesday night . from Ordway, Colo, where he spent
 a months vacation at the home of his mother, with whom his young son is } living. He reports a very enjoyable ] holiday except for the Hines of his mother, who has not entirely rec0v- cred.
 . Archie T. Hogan returned the latter ' part of last week from Albuquerque , where he and Mrs. Hogan spent the ,, , holidays with their parents. Mrs. Hogan returned Tuesday night. Percy
 Lund had charge of the Bon-Ton bak-
 cry and grocery store in Archie's ab-
 sence.
 Miss Virginia Lockett, the new 5 county superintendent of schools, will appoint Mrs. D. l.. Mckinney her dep
 upty. In this case the deputy only
 serves during the absence of the SUD- 7 erintendent. Mrs Mckinney did very efficient work while Mrs. Acker was :. superintendent.
 Chet Black left the hospital in Los Angeles on Saturday, still very weak
 and emaciated from his recent illness : and operation. He probably will re- main on the coast for a couple of months yet, to get back his old-time health and strength before attempting , to resume charge of his business here, J. D. Rupe was in from Maine on
 Tuesday. Mir. Rupe, after numerous experiences here and in the east, is a . firm believer in the ability of some men, armed with crotched apple limbs to find well locations. He is digging a ? we'll now where both he and Professor Cureon, of Williams, each armed with
 apple branches, were convinced water , is to be found.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Breen, s. B. ? Gilliland and Harlow Yaeger, of this 2 city, and Jerrie Lee and Dr. P. A. l Miller, of Williams, were among re- 7 cent visitors to Phoenix, the gentle
 linen going there to attend the meet. ing of the republican state central
 committee. Mir. and Mrs. Breen re. mained over for few days to visit friends, the others struggling back tc their homes early in the week.
 M. I. Powers, president of the Citi. zens bank, returned Tuesday morn ing, by way of Phoenix, from Los An j .,o1o~ x,,b o,.o ba cysout ChyicfnaS auf