The Coconino sun., 1923-04-06


noon in Williams.
George Becker visited the Holbrook
Rotary club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Richardson re-
turned Wednesday evening from Phoe-
nix.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Brown were in
from Ashfork for few days this
week.
Judge F. w. Perkins, secretary of
the State Wool Growers association,
was in Prescott Monday.
County Farm Agent Francis A.
Chisholm spent day or so the first
of this week in Holbrook.
Help the Woman's club building
fund. Come to the card party tomor-
row, Saturday, Odd Fellows hall, 2
to 5.
Chas. Wilkerson arrived from Phoe-
nix Sunday and has accepted a posi-
tion at Babbitt Bros Trading com
pany.
t. E. Pollock spent Tuesday in
Winslow. Returning home, he left
again on a short business trip to
Phoenix.
G. Y. Lincoln of the forest service
office is driving new Star car,
bought this week from Wilson & Cot
fin Motor Co.
Mrs. Zena E. Whitehouse has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper with
the Western Mercantile company and
began work there Tuesday.
Oscar Gabriel arrived Monday
from Oceanside, California, for brief
visit to his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGool1in spent
a few days in and about Tuba City
the latter part Of last week, stopping
with the Van Zees while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kelly, their
small son, Junior, and Miss Joe Kel-
ly, spent Easter Sunday in Williams,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Messi-
mer.
Fred Reno, who has been with the
Apache Lumber company at Cooley
for several months, came home the
first of this week for a short visit
with Mrs. Reno.
Sanford Rowe has opened grocery
store at Grand Canyon on his own
land, and is making heavy bid with
free water and camp grounds for
tourist business.
Miss Lucy Thomas, son of Charles
Thomas of The Sun staff, has taken
up training work with intent to be-
come nurse in the Battle Hill san
atarium, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Hyde left last
week for Big park and lower Oak
creek, where they will visit their two
sons, Frank and Walter, who have
dry ranches down there.
Save money on hardware and things
for housekeeping, dishes, etc. We are
getting ready for our new and 10
cent goods and must have the room.
Western Mercantile Co.
City Marshal r. L. Neill few days
ago picked up horse and buggy here
that had been stolen last September
from B. NJ. Watkins, Phoenix ranch
er. They had been sold to local men.
Billy Borum was in town the first
of the week, after an absence of many
months. He is travelling for Richard
son Brothers, selling Indian curios,
rugs, ETC., and is headquarted at Wins
low.
Wesley Marian of the City Drug
store left Wednesday morning for
Prescott where \he viii be examined
by government experts at Whipple
barracks to see what can be done for
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dietzman left
yesterday in their car for Gallup.
Herman has two weeks vacation from
his postal carrier job and they will
spend it visiting his mother, sister and
brother in Gallup.
B. w. Dawes returned Sunday
morning from Phoenix, where, two
weeks ago, at ST. Joseph's hospital,
he was operated on for appendicitis.
He was back at his desk in the ac-
countancy department at Rabbits
on Monday, still feeling pretty weak
but full of grit.
Joe Samsly and Burr Kelly had
preliminary hearing before U. S.
Commissioner Tom L. Rees on Monday
and were bound over in $500 bail,
each, which was quickly furnished, for
appearance in the U. S. district court
at Prescott, the charge being that they
had liquor in their possession one day
last fall. And now Burr wants to
know why not arrest the goldarned
sheriff, who has had the alleged liquor
in his possession ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durham came
home Sunday. They had been in Bis
bee during the winter with their son,
Clarence, assistant manager of the
Union Oil station there. They re-
turned by way of Oatman, where they
visited for a while with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hensing and looked into condi-
tions at the Oatman Amalgamated
gold mine, of which Mr.. Hensing is
superintendent and Mr.. Durham one
of the heaviest stockholders.
From visitors to the bedside of
"Chi" Thomas, in a Phoenix hospital
with broken back as a result of an
accident in the automobile races there
a few weeks ago, it is learned that
the doctors are still undecided wheth-
er he will ever be entirely well again.
He is still practically entirely par
alyzed, but remains cheeful. Secre-
tary Tom Rees of the Elks received
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