The Coconino sun., 1922-03-24

Al Beasley left on Wednesday for
 Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. John w. Weatherford came up the first of the week from Phoenix.
 E. Scholz, who had been ranching west of here, is now connected with the Miners meat market at Jerome.
 See the beautiful new styles in mill linery. Spring opening at Power Hat shop tonight at7 o'clock. - Adver- | tisement.
 Mrs. c. w. Isham, who, with her two children, had been visiting rela- tives in Phoenix for three weeks, re- turned this week.
 Mrs. J. H. Frohmiller, deputy coun- ty treasurer, was at home sick for a day with tonsilitis and though back at work is still feeling bad. Phoenix visitors here the first of the week: H. E. Bodine, A. w. Har- bold, w. l.. Lyon, F. P. Barnes, D. k Thomas, w. P. Davis. Burr Kelly, Spanish-American war veteran, came up the other day from oak Creek, where he is stopping with Jack Smith, to attend court. The First National bank, through attorney Frank Harrison, has filed an attachment suit against K. E. Thurs ton, the Camp Verde cattleman. G. W. Brainard, receiver, announces that the assets of the Pacific Coopera- tive League stores will be sold on April 5 and the business closed out.
 Horace Nay left Wednesday for Phoenix, to be gone for day or so on business. We don't think it has anything to do with getting married. but are not sure.
 A 16-year old boy from Oklahoma. stealing. a ride on freight train, fell under the wheels at Supai and both legs and one arm were cut off. He was taken to Prescott hospital.
 II. Ringham, employed by the Santa fe at Peach Springs, was in Flagstaff a couple of days the first of the week. He had been visiting Grand Canyon during his two weeks leave of ab- sence.
 Walter R. Ives, fully recovered from the flu, which took him to Phoe- nix to a hospital, is back home again. He and Mrs. Ives will leave in a few days for their old home in Kansas for a few months stay.
 Denny O'Brien was in from Parks on Tuesday, looking us over and trv- ing to decide whether it is worth while to stay out on his ranch when there is so much here in town to at tract the passing fancy.
 The brother of Fred Jamison. Pa- cific Cooperative League stores stock salesman, is here and is endeavoring to obtain his brothers release in con sideration of full repayment of all those who bought stock from Jami- son.
 Wid Raudebaugh got home Satur- day from Kansas City, where he had been spending long and joyous va- cation in a hospital. Wid says he wishes he'd gone there ten years sooner, only he wouldn't have had so recent rest.
 John Brown will soon have new ceiling in his store, Walter Stevenson uOliB IlC WOIh. ADOut SO OlItH JOflIl carries out some improvement in his place and after a while it will look so darned nice that you'll think you're in some plutocrats' hang-out.
 Frank Leslie returned last week from Beaver Creek, where he and Mrs. Leslie had gone after the death of Ben Tavlor, Mrs Leslie's sisters husband, who died of pneumonia fol- lowing exposure while i'll with flu and taking care of the rest of the family, all of whom were sick. Mrs. Leslie remained at Beaver Creek to help nurse the sick folks.
 City council on Wednesday night | started advertising for bids for the new city paving, instructed city mar shal R. L. Neill to remove all adver- Using signs and other Instructions from sidewalks and instructed city clerk Pulliam to write the Santa Fe railroad engineering department to see what is being done in the Spencer Crater lake water project.
 Dick Talmadge in "The Unknown" at the Elks show at the Orpheum on Tuesday night. This is the last of a series of twelve shows given by the Elks during the last year. Talmadge | is the protege of Douglas Fairbanks one of those human cyclone fellows | who pulls all sorts of acrobatic stunts. He was the star in Taking Chances" which was at the Orpheum few days ago.
 K. c. Freeland and o. J. Faulkner, state bank examiners, are spending most of the week here, putting in most of their time at the Arizona Central bank. They say this isn't the best time of the year to come up here, but any old time is good time, at that. Which makes Joe Wilson r,nila hacausa nra;c;nr Flo retoff ;c