The Coconino sun., 1919-08-22
Local Brevities

George L. Pratt, the Winslow sheep man, was in town the first of this week.
 Miss Agnes Johnson spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Burrus at their Doney Park ranch.
 A. w. Bikker, who recently moved from this city to Albuquerque, has been in town for the last few days.
 The Switzer Auto Top Factory has been repainting c. J. Kelley's and Wm. Campbelps cars, putting new top on the latter.
 Postmaster Chas. P. Heisser spent the weekend at Lake Mary, where Mrs. Heisser and the children have 8 cottage for a few weeks.
 Pat Hoolihan, an old-time resident of this section, came in from the east last week and spent few days visit ing old friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. August Johnson have just returned from a visit to the lat ter's sisters in San Diego and few days sightseeing and visiting in and around San Bernardino.
 Miss Edith Hambly, graduate of the N. A. N. S., stopped over in Flag staff this week on visit to her sister, Mrs. Eugene Burrus. Miss Hambly has been engaged to teach school at Cooley this year.
 Tom Brown, Joe Hanley, Miss Louise Greenlaw and Dewey Weber were among those who attended the dedication of the Northern Commer- cial Co.'s new building at Ash Fork last Saturday night.
 A. G. Bader is getting and receiving congratulations from his many friends over his healthy good looks, evidence of his recovery from his recent pro- longed illness. He has been at his store for several days now.
 Miss Reba, the oldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer, is recov- ering from very severe attack of appendicitis, fortunately escaping the necessity of an operation. Dr. Felix Manning is attending her.
 Babbitt Bros garage recently sold Ford cars to Mrs. Katherine McMil- Ian, Hugh Campbell, J. c. Simmons, and Babbitt & Steckel, of .Tolchaco, and Ford trucks to the Forest Reserve and Jose Blea.
 Tom Drum was in from his won derland ranch down at Stoneman Lake the first of the week and reports with large commotion among his whis- kers that the grass is SO high down that way that it is choking out the trees.
 Fred J. Lusk has bought all the office equipment of A. w. Bikker, who recently moved to Albuquerque, and will move into that office, which af- lords him much more room and con- venience than the one that he is now occupying in the same building.
 Elmer Langin, the "village black smith" at Saginaw Camp 15, north os Bellemont, was in Flagstaff Saturday. While he did not say definitely why he came in, it is understood he came in to buy some clothes for "Buck" Smith, who claims to have worn out the suit he bought right after the Spanish-American war.
 Among those who went to the snake dance were: The Misses Blanche and
 
 Anna Riordan, Miss Josephine Walron of Greensboro, Pa.; Robert Chambers, and I. B. Koch. Mrs. William Rabbit and her sister, Mrs. Herman Strobel, and Miss Costello, the two latter, both of whom are from Cincinnati, being guests of Mrs. Babbitt, went in one car, Bert Rabbit driving. Ray Bab- bitt also drove his car, taking Miss Gertrude Babbitt and the Misses Walsh of the Normal school faculty.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Brown returned the last of the week from their we'd ding trip to the southern part of the state, which they made by auto with out mishap. They are living in Jack LeBarrons' house until they can get into MT. Browns own home, which is now occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt. The latter will move in week or so into Mrs. c. w. Heisser's house on North Humphreys street. ! Billy" Cliff Kramer is still helping l MT. Brown in his busy news and re- freshment store.