The Coconino sun., 1923-04-06

Mrs. B. T. Brinton is suffering from
a severe case of flu.
| j. w. Weatherford left for Phoenix
| Sunday night on a short business trip,
William Smith of Prescott spent q
! few days in Flagstaff the first of the
week.
Victor Kilcrease of Tuba City spent
few days the first of the week in
Flagstaff.
| Alf Dickinson, proprietor of the
Pine Hotel, is confined to his bed
this week with very bad cold.
H. Daney and r. Bonfield are stop
ping off a few days in Flagstaff
They are old Cincinnati friends OF
Fred Moorman and are visiting him
while here.
Orinn C. Compton, assistant to At
torney C. B. Wilson, spent last week
in Holbrook, where his chief was
helping conduct the defence in the
trial Of Ed Gardner.
1t is reported that L. A. Cross will
build new home in the west end
of town. He has several houses and
will build this one for himself and
Mrs. Cross to live in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Caring, who had
been in Tucson for month visiting
Mrs. earrings home folks, returned
the last of last week and Bob is
az sCa running his milk car.
Mrs. George w. Harden, who had
been in Cunning, Ga, for several
months, visiting relatives of her late
husband, is now spending two months
with friends in Glenridge, N. j.
The county supervisors held their
regular monthly meeting here on
Monday, all three-Chairman Ritten-
house of Williams, and Members Boy
Taylor and John Loy of Flagstaff
being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schwalbe says
Mrs. C. w. Heiser, who recently visit
ed them, are happily located at Brea,
California, where their daughter, Miss
Alberta, is teaching. They send
greetings to all their Flagstaff
friends.
Hugh Anderson, assistant state
prohibition officer, of Adamana, was
in town on official business Monday.
Hugh says no one STARS he knows
has been successful in making wood
alcohol out of the trees in the petri-
fled forest.
DR.. M. G. Fronske, as result of
running a silver under a digit nail
while opening a door on the south
side Of the tracks the other day while
making a professional call, has bad
ly infected hand, which is now getting
less painful.
w. B. Gum, who put in the winter
in the Globe-Miami section, got home
the last of last week, testifying to
the revival of business in the mining
sections, but glad to be back where
business is always SO good no re-
vilvals are needed.
Jimmie Haley got home few days
ago from California. He put in the
winter at the soldiers home and
comes home with a few more pounds
of flesh, a new set of teeth and con-
SUNNI appetite for some good OF
range beef to exercise the new Discus
pids onto.
Horace Nay left Monday morning
for Winslow, where he assumes charge
of the j. C. Penney store. Mrs. Nay
will remain here for a short time
longer, as Horace in a couple of weeks
will leave for Salt Lake city to at
tend the semi-annual buying conven-
ton of western states Penney store
managers.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Campbell will return within a
few days from the east, where they
recently went for consultation with
a specialist concerning the senator's
health. Advices received by Flag
staff friends are to the effect that it
is not considered advisable to attempt
an operation at this time.
Johnson, who had been in county
Jail here for several weeks charged
with stealing $40 from the till at the
Flagstaff flour mill, on consideration
of the complaint against him being
changed from felony to misdemeanor,
on Tuesday pleaded guilty before
Judge J. E. Jones in superior court
and was given suspended sentence,
with the understanding that he would
depart hence.
Mrs. w. NJ Wilson returned last
Friday night from Vicksburg, this
state, where she and Mr.. Wilson spent
the winter, as usual, while he did as
sessment work on his mining proper
ty. He uncovered a lot of manganese
and has splendid prospects for copper
of high-grade, so much SO that he
is trying to figger out whether to buy
pair of Rolls-Royces or a Fokker
plane. He will be home the latter
part of the month.