The Coconino sun., 1923-01-19
"Flowers scatter sunshine"

Flowers scatter sunshine"
Pat Burke spent part of this week
in Tuba City.
Frank M. Pendergass and C. H.
Garrett visited Prescott on business
Saturday.
Billy O'Brien, manager of the trad
ing post at Canyon Diablo, was a
Flagstaff visitor yesterday.
Thermometer scaled up the tube to
55 on Wednesday and was 32 above
that night. Yesterday was slightly
warmer.
Mrs. Hugh d: Tillman and little
daughter Louise got home on Tues
day from several months visit at her
old home dn Arkansas.
John Weatherford got home a few
days ago from Phoenix and other
towns in the south where he had been
putting in couple of weeks.
VIM. Hicklin, foreman in charge of
work on the Oak Greek road, who was
in town for week or Sc, resting up,
went back to the job the first of the
week.
Mrs. Anna Zimmerman has entered
suit for divorce against Glen o. Zim-
norman. Complainant was formerly
Miss Anna Vishno. C. B. Wilson is
her attorney.
E. E. Sandquist, cousin of S. G.
Swanson, arrived yesterday from Con,
gress Junction, where he had been for
several weeks. He came here last
fall from ST. James, MINI.
Mrs. Frank R. Goodman left yester-
day for Phoenix to join her husband,
who went there just before the first
of the year to assume his new duties
as state highway engineer.
Horace L. Baker was in on Tuesday
making final proofs on his homestead
out at the north end of Black Bill
Park. With him as witnesses were
Floyd Copeland and Claude knight.
James Bennett and Caroline Ben
nett, both from Williams and both 81
years of age, got marriage license
here the other day and were married
by Justice George McDougall of Will
liams.
H. Yarnell, who had charge Of the
road maintainence between Bellemont
and Williams, having left road work,
at least temporarily, moved his fam
lily the last of last week from Parks
to Flagstaff.
j. M. Mertz, janitor at the court
house, is doing his spring house-clean-
ing there now. He's using sand soap
and scrubbing brushes and the build
ing it getting a going over that make
its tenants gasp.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Miller of New
port, KY, on their way home from
California, stopped off here few
days ago for a couple weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel They
are old friends of the Rickels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Durham, as
we'll or better known here than where
business has kept them living during
the last three years, have moved from
Douglas to Warren, where Clarence is
assistant agent for the Standard Oil
Company.
Flagstaff visitors: Chas. Daniel, E
c. White, Phil A. Lacey, S. E. Kent,
E. Fl. Archer, Hal d. Sharp, w. Smell,
Greg Garcia, H. Foote, Phoenix; Thos.
A. Story, Grand Canyon; Martin Bug
geln, r. j. Harrison, Robt. McAuley,
Williams.
Captain Arthur, National Guard ar
tillery instructor for this state, arriv-
ed home Tuesday morning from a
two months vacation most of which
he spent at his old home in North Car
olina, but during which he visited Vir-
ginia and several other southern
states.
Charlie Mason of the Confectioi.
Den got bargain the other day from
a former sailor who sold him a Per-
sian rug for $35 that he had traded
for while passing through the Suez
canal. He said the rug cost him leg
of mutton, which he acquired from the
steward.
Wesley Marlar got home Monday
morning from Phoenix. He went there
for a two-weeks' vacation and spent
part of it under the care of DR.. Nc
Loon, who performed an operation on
his nose. He says the doctor fixed
him SO he can identify drugs by smell
better than ever before.
IL Is SIrlcIly against the law IOT
children to roller-skate either on the
paving or sidewalks, and the city
council, especially in view of recent
narrow escapes from death of several
children, have asked me to enforce the
law. Parents, please be guided ac-
cordingly.R. L. Neill, City Marshal. 3t
Mrs. j. A. Lamport left on Wednes-
day night, accompanied by her sons,
James Jr., and George, of Seligman,
for Albuquerque, to undergo sur
gical examination. Mr.. Lamport is in
California. Her daughter, Miss Mary,
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Richmond during Mrs. Lamport's s
absence.
Johnny Kerley drove back to his
store at Tuba City on Monday He
carried back with him Mrs. LIE Mieux
and her little son, whom he brought
in last week. The two latter return
ed Monday from Gallup, where Mrs
LeMieux had taken the little boy for
treatment by a specialist for spinal