The Coconino sun., 1921-04-01

| bendefs White Palace now ready. Dr. F.. s. Flett is home again from California, where he had been spend- ing about three weeks on vacation. Carl Dickinson was in town for a few days the first of the week getting ready to move his family up from the Apache Maid country. Come and bring the children to see "Homespun Folks" Saturday matinee at the Orpheum. The most whole some picture you ever witnessed 10c and 20c.
 J. w. Robinson is back from Leupp, where he had been putting in several weeks carpentering. His job there has been vacationed until July because the money ran out
 The mid-term vacation over, the city schools were opened again on Monday, with classes tolerably full, though several of the pupils are still struggling with the humps and measles.
 Mir and Mrs. Ernest Lennon left on Sunday for Los Angeles, partly on vacation, Mr. Lennon devoting part of the time while away to buying goods for the furniture department at Babbitts'.
 The Grand Canyon Cattle Co. load ed l400 head of cattle here Monday, the destination being the company's new range in Mexico. They drove the cattle across the desert from House Rock Valley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Tillman and Mrs. w. Ross Denman left on Mon- day for Phoenix, driving down. Hugh attended the state Rec convention held in Phoenix on Tuesday. They returned Wednesday.
 Dan Francis came up from Phoe- nix, where he and his family spent the winter, the latter part of last week. Now that spring has come, MT. Fran cis will soon again be making this his main abiding place.
 w. S. McFall, of Riordan; Ellen Scanlan, of Williams; L. H. Holland and s. w. Armstrong, of Crater Lake, and A. H. Miller, president of the Clear Creek Cattle Co.,, were among visitors in Flagstaff this week.
 Rev. C. R. Haudenschield, the evan gelist, having concluded very sue cessful revival meeting series at the Federated church, left on Tuesday for Gilbert, Ariz., where he will con duct revival service.
 Rees B. Griffiths, of Fredonia; D. L. Vance, of Grand Canyon, and M. V. Smith, of Crater Mountain, were among the many out-of- town people who gladdened The Sun office with calls during the last few days. New 1921 Flagstaff city directories, residence and classified, with many in- teresting and valuable facts and sta tistics about Flagstaff and Coconino county, now on sale at The Sun office at $1.00 each. Supply is limited Get yours now.
 Tonight there are two very inter- esting social affairs, and many of our people will attend both of them. One is the play at the Orpheum, given by the Campfire Girls, and the other is the American Legion ball, at Ahsurst auditorium.
 New 1921 Flagstaff city directories. residence and classified, with many in teresting and valuable facts and sta- tistics about Flagstaff and Coconino county, now on sale at The Sun office at $1.O0 each. Supply is limited. Get yours now.
 Mir. Wilson, late of Los Angeles, and originally from Virginia, began work at the Babbitt accounting offices on Monday. He takes the place of Mir. McGhee, who, with his wife, re- turned few days ago to their former home, Oakland, Calf.
 Miss Mabel Moorman, who gradu- ated year ago from the Normal school here, and who since then has been teaching in Humboldt, is here this week, visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. Ross Denman and some of her old Normal school friends.
 Sergeant Macklin, Walter Hyde, O. B. Raudebaugh and Pete Solberg mo- tered to Mormon Lake Saturday after noon to catch bass. Finding it too cold for the bass to bite, they return ed to Lake Mary on Sunday and caught lot of pumpkin-seeds.
 Sidney J. Gassman is having great success with the celebrated Hart, Schaffner X Marx line of mems and young mems ready-made clothing for which he recently secured the Flag staff agency. This is one of the best known and most reliable brands of leady-made clothing on the market to- day
 Mrs. Jack Robinson returned Tues day morning from Albuquerque, where she has been for several weeks in the Presbyterian sanitarium recov- ering from serious operation on her left arm. The operation was perform ed by Dr. P. G. Cornish and Mrs. Rob- inson feels that it is in every way a success.
 Craig POttinger announces that the first issue of the new democratic daily, The Evening News, was to be publish ed at Phoenix March 31st. The new democratic daily will be one of the simon pure kind, to cover the whole field. It is understood the new daily has the backing of all the prominent democrats of the state.
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