The Coconino sun., 1923-02-09
THE COCoNINo SUN

Next regular meeting of city coun
Gil will be Monday night.
Day by day, in every way, our bust
ness is getting better and better. =
The Carson Sudio.
Best music ever at the Woman
club dance Tuesday evening, Februar,
IL at Ashurst Auditorium.
Mrs. C. A. Keller, who was yer,
sick with the flu for about a week, i
out again, pretty nearly recovered.
Billy Rittenhouse, of Williams
chairman of the county board of su
pervisors, has new Hudson coach
The ladies of st. Margaret's Guilt
will hold food sale on Saturday af
ternoon in the furniture store of Mr.
Taylor
Send flowers for Valentines. Reac
flower shop adv. on another page anC
phone at once, so you won't be dis
appointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Brown, C. B
Wilson and DR.. Mart Fronske went tx
Winslow yesterday to attend the Ro
tary meeting there last night.
Theodore lie Grande Stearns, so
of Los Angeles, and Ellen Thompson
%, of Greenfield, Ind, were married
here on Monday by Rev. W. H. Zook
Miss Marian Ayers, assistant tt
County Clerk Tom L. Rees, returned
on Monday from California, where
she had been for month visiting hel
sister.
Stanley E. Watkins joined the ac-
countancy forces at the Babbitt gen
eral offices the first of the week as
one of Douglas S. Roome's assistants
and team mate of Frank Hanley and
Hubert Hill.
City Marshal r. L. Neill had re-
covered from the flu enough to get uI
town for few minutes on Monday;
then went home and convalesced a
little more before resuming his usual
swift and tireless gait.
Decker Williams, registry clerk,
has segregated his personality from
that particular occupation on account
of vacation which he's vaccionating
for two weeks. After this he will
register again.
John Zalaha, general manager of
the Apache Lumber company at Coo
ley, is reported to have said that
while they produced only 100000
feet of lumber there last year, they
hope to make it 50,0O0,000 this year.
Ed O'Farrell, rail and tie special
ist for the A. L. & T., is able to be
out in his private car again after a
weeks conference with the flu. Mr..
O'F'arrell in an interview says he feels
much better since recovering and
hopes business will now resume on his
road.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
returned the first of the week from
Phoenix, where he spent a couple of
days with his wife and sons, who are
there for the winter. Frank also at
tended the meeting Of county attor-
neys, where he spoke on Prohibition
Laws and Methods of Enforcement" !"
and the meeting Of the State Bar as
sociation.
Frank NJ. Gold, attorney for George
H. Spring, Angel section foreman
held in Jail here in connection with
the paternity of child recently born
to his 16-year-old daughter, mother
and child both since deceased, is max
ing an attempt to have his client re-
leased on habeas corpus. There was
a preliminary argument before Judge
]. E. Jones on Wednesday.
Bobby Baker, superintendent for
Warren Brothers, was up from Wins
low the first Of the week. He will re-
main with the company until the pres
ent Winslow paving contract is COM
pleted, which will be within a very
short time. He says the residents
there want 40 more blocks paved
right away, and arrangements may
be made to that effect in a few days.
DIR. Felix Manning became his own
patient the latter part of last week,
called himself up and asked himself
to call at his house and prescribe for
which he did, ordering him
self to stay in the house for few
days. Having considerable conf
dence in his doctor, he obeyed, with
the result that he got down to his
office against the first of the week
and is again all right.
Mrs. Estelle Lindsay and Stanley E.
unable to get anyone to take
them to Lake Mary on Sunday SO they
could look after the horses, burros
and chickens they had stormed in
here, hired a team Sunday and broke
he road, bringing the stock back to
and fighting drifts through
,he high winds until four o'clock on
Monday morning, when they arrived
pretty much played out, but game to
20 to work at the regular hour in the
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