The Coconino sun., 1921-01-14
Shamrock Taxi-146.

Shamrock Taxi-146. 12-31-tf
 Bargains in new and secondhand furniture-Switzer's Furniture Ex- change. 1t
 c. L. Fleck is spending several weeks is Kingman and vicinity, on mining business.
 w. B. Ashley and Oscar L. Mcclure were in from Camp 1, Bonita Park, to spend the weekend.
 T. E. Pulliam returned Wednesday night from Phoenix, to be here with his family for few days.
 Carl Steckel, the trading post man at Tolchaco, was in town for day or two the latter part of last week.
 F. E. Vanderhoef, J. E. Newcomb and J. w. Brown, all of Jerome, were Flagstaff visitors for few hours the other day.
 C. A. Blacks grocery store has can ned shad, considered a rare delicacy in the east, the price being only 15 cents pound.
 Mrs. w. S. Borum and her little sons left on Monday for Leupp, where Stanton Borum, whom they will visit for several days, conducts a trading post.
 Harry Hibben was appointed as as- sistant secretary of the state senate and Mrs. Beft Haskett also received an appointment to the senate staff last Monday.
 Deputy Forest Supervisor Jim Girdner is expected home next week from Oklahoma, where he has been vacationing, and, it is understood, get ting married.
 The recent snow of about four inch es was welcomed by everyone. Ac- cording to the local weather bureau the thermometer has not hit zero but once so far this year.
 Mrs. J. F. Davis, who accompanied her son, who had been here for the holidays, back to California, where he is attending school, got home again the first of the week.
 Miss Mary Boyer. of the Normal school faculty, who had been i'll in Phoenix for the past two weeks, re- turned Wednesday and has again talk en charge of her classes.
 Miss Helen B. Sandon, of the Nor maj faculty, leaves tomorrow night for Tucson, where she is to give a ser .ies of talks at the University during the farmers short course week.
 There will be an important meet ing of the Flagstaff, Farm bureau on Wednesday, January 26, at D. m., at Community hall, Doney Park. J. J. Dooley, president, has issued the call. Judge F. w. Perkins left the last of last week for Phoenix, where he will remain most of the time for the next two months attending the lower branch of the legislature, to which he was elected at last election. The new training school building at the Normal is practically completed and as soon as the furniture arrives, Prof. Walker is to take it over and plans to make it the most complete training school in the west.
 J. P. Haley was in Winslow yester- day making plans for installing a Stakeholder agency there. Eight Spe- cial Six Studebakers are ien route to Flagstaff from the factory, and MT. Haley plans to send four of them to Winslow.
 The fire department was called out rather late Monday night by blaze behind Alex. Johnston's tailor shop. There was an old stove there, which had some coals in it. A load of wood hauled during the day had been plac- ed too near the stove, catching fire. No damage except to the woodpile.
 F. A. Chisholm, county agricul- tural agent, leaves tomorrow night for Tucson to attend the farmers short course, to be held next week un- der the supervision of the University of Arizona All the county agents and representative of the university are called in at this time to present their reports for the year, and their plans for the coming year.
 Ed Babbitt. manager of the Babbitt garage, is keeping in daily tele- graphic touch with the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, Newcomb's garage, at Siccorro, and the Southern California Automobile club, letting them know of the condition of our roads, storms, etc, with the result that we are getting splendid cooperation from his correspondents, who are con-, sistently routing tourists this way whenever the condition of our roads warrant.