The Coconino sun., 1921-03-18
Shamrock Taxi-I46.
12-31-tf

Shamrock Taxi-I46. 12-31-tf
 Ray Prochnow spent couple of days this week in Winslow.
 The ladies will find some good news in Babbitts' dry good advertisement this week.
 Billy Switzer is sure pounding down the furniture prices this week. Look at his advertisement.
 Rev. Father c. Vabre returned Wednesday morning from Phoenix, where he went the first of the week. Martin Luther ("Gee Whiz') John- son, travelling for the Calumet Bak- ing Powder Co.,, spent Sunday here, visiting friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, of Will Hams, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Ed Rabbit Friday. They came up by auto to spend the afternoon.
 Luis Colurelio, lothario was fined $10 yesterday morning by Police Flag istrate Gilliland on the charge of sep arating another Mexican from his wife.
 Mrs. Nat Greer arrived the first of the week to visit for few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Greer are liv- ing at Grand Canyon.
 Everyone in town is thinking up slogans. Sure, everybody is proud of 1 Flagstaff and confident of it's future greatness. Your slogan may win the $50 made-to- order suit.
 More of the generously low J. c. Penney Co. prices are being featured in this weeks Sun. Buying in inn mense quantities for 312 stores the l savings are passed on to the stores : patrons.
 The only name he gave County Clerk Tom L. Rees was Dick. That is the only name he has. Her name was Elsie Thompson. Both were Nav ajo Indians. They were married by Rev. E. H. Osborn.
 B. A. Cameron, local manager for the Union Oil Co.,, is driving new Dodge roadster, which he says he ulti- mately expects to become even more firmly attached to than he was to the Ford he discarded.
 Johnny O'Farrell, who had been connected with John kerley's trading post at Tuba City for so long, was in town Sunday to visit his parents and left for Red Lake, where he takes charge of that trading post.
 George Fischer and George Patten, of Williams, were in town Tuesday. Mir. Patten was formerly deputy sher- if under Tom Pulliam and later was sergeant-at-arms in the third legisla- ture; then for time was instructor at the state reform school.
 Mrs. A. J. Sullivan left yesterday for Los Angeles, where Mr. Sullivan will join her in day or two. They will remain on tine coast for couple of weeks, on vacation and to permi, Mr. Sullivan time to do some buying for the Dresswell Shop.
 MT. and Mrs. C. M. Archer returned Sunday from Phoenix. They drove
 down the Ford car Mr. Archer haC been using, and brought back a new
 Dodge roadster MT. Archer said that the stockmen all along the line were
 so happy over the rain that they coulC hardly contain themselves. John Oglesby, father of Mrs. J. w
 Strickland, of Doney Park, who was , here last fall visiting Mir. and Mrs Strickland, after a few weeks back al , his home in Henrietta, Okla, decided that life isn't worth living at all unles, , it is spent in Arizona; so packed uy , and came back here to stay, arriving , Saturday morning.
 Before the storm there were man, , of our people who feared that Flag staff would run short of water befor, the summer was over. But the heavy snow on the Peaks promises an abund . ant supply. All the same, we are talk ink desperate chance on the supply O future years until we build that lak,
 in Switzer Canyon.
 Charlie Clark has sold his home il , the northeastern part of town to c. F l LaRue, senior partner in the Flag staff Garage, who recently brought hi. family here from their old home il l Nebraska. Mr. Clark sold both hous' ' and furniture to the new owner, wh, 1 has already moved in. This is one ot
 the finest home properties in Flagstaff Mrs. DuFrain has sold her fulni ; ture and the lease to the A. Belmon f house at 104 West Birch avenue t, , Mrs. Van Kilsdonk, who arrived herr . recently with-her daughter from Lo Angeles. They will continue tn, , boarding and rooming business eStab lished by Mrs. DuFrain, who is goin,
 away to take treatment for her rheu matism.
 Robert Burris, former superintend ent of the Navajo reservation, came il , from Tuba City last week, Spendin, , several days here. Mr. Burris, wh, , was suspended pending the investiga ! tion of several charges ranging all tn, , way from alleged incompetency to al r legged malpractices of various kinds
 has been exonerated and reinstated
 but will be transferred to another res eIvation.
 : Mrs. L. R. Hall will open a first class cafe in the Weatherford Hote :, about May 1. She has finished up tn, , rest room on the mezzanine floor witt comfortable chairs, couches, writin,
 desk, piano and two bookcases fllI o