The Coconino sun., 1921-10-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Walter Stevenson and Paul Keller left Tuesday for Fry Park, after thanksgiving birds.
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 n Lew Benedict and Dan w. Francis celebrated Columbus day looking Tor big game up around the Peaks. LOOK ing is right.
 Hugh Tillman has contracted to do a lot of trucking of spuds for farmers out in the Parks section and expects to be hauling for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt and pr. Eric Flett and mother, Mrs. Erie Flett, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday and part of Monday at Grand Can yon.
 Mrs. Elmer Selck, who had been in Los Angeles for nearly week visit ing her parents, returned Wednesday afternoon. Her parents will visit her about Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. James Fry moved a few days ago to the new home on North San Francisco street they bought from Dr. c. F. Portz, and Jim is erecting big barn there.
 Mrs. Arthur Miller, sister of Eli Giclas, and former resident of Flag staff, accompanied by her little daugh- ter, Genevieve, arrived in Flagstaff L. A ar. To1,fArv,,n onA nvnnrtg . to remain the coming year for the benefit of her daughters health.
 Mrs. L. R. Switzer and Mrs. Hattie Harbelin, mother and sister, respect lively, of Mrs. Stanley Sykes and w. Fl. Switzer, left Wednesday for Phoe- nix, where they will visit for a few weeks before returning to their home in San Francisco.
 Lou Benedict and John Verkamp re- turned Saturday night from the Clear Creek country, where they had been hunting for several days. John was fortunate enough to kill buck, which was pronounced by those who saw it to be one of the largest ever brought in.
 f Sam Diamond, of the J. Herman store, left Monday night for Los An geles, where Mrs. Diamond is visiting. Sam will remain on the coast for a months vacation and Mrs. Diamond will return with him, when they will settle in Mrs. J. Herman's house on North Leroux street.
 Ellsworth and Emory Kolb arrived in Flagstaff Wednesday night from Lees Ferry, after a months cruise through Cataract canyon with one of the Southern California Edison sur veying crews. They were on their way home to Grand Canyon and say they had a wonderful trip, which means something, coming from these intrepid Grand Canyon explorers. A brief description of the Cataract Can yon trip will be printed in The Sun next week.
 George Martin, brother of Mrs. J. M. Clark, with his wife, the latter's sister, Mrs. Jacobsen, of Washington, D. C., and daughter, Miss Claire Jacobsen, spent two days here visit ing MT. and Mrs. Clark. They had been touring California, then came to Grand Canyon and Flagstaff, leaving fc~ the Martin home in Tucson earlier t. .,h expected as MT. Martin was called home to let his brother, And rev, go on vacation.
 The Milligan home was the scene of a wedding on Sunday, though the hostesses were unacquainted with the bridegroom and the woman of his choice. The latter were George A. McCann, 67, of Los Angeles, and Es- ther Brown, 41, of St. Petersburg, Fla. Mir. McCann persuaded County Clerk Tom L. Rees to issue license Sunday and then got him to help find a minister. Tom finally located Rev. F. H. Osborn, who was having din- ner at the Milligan home, and so the ceremony took place right there, in the presence of Miss Mabel Milligan and Miss c. Ema Vandervort.