The Coconino sun., 1921-11-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Don't forget the big turkey shoot.
 Union Taxi Company, phone To- Advertisement.
 Flagstaff visitors: Edwin A. Hoop CT, Phoenix; F. E. Lyons, Winslow; Ben McCluskey, Karl s. Taylor, Hol- brook.
 Dr. A. J. Mackey laid aside his for ceps for couple of days and left Wednesday night for Phoenix, on g business trip. f
 Mrs. J. A. Lamport, operated on at Mercy hospital nearly two weeks ago, is convalescing in fine shape and soon will be able to return home. Santiago Gutierrez, southside pool hall magnate, tried by justice R. J. Kidd, for gambling, was found guilty and fined $100, which, he paid. Vivian Martin, in Pardon My French" is the main attraction ae next Tuesday nights B. P. o. Elks show at the Orpheum. Books--Books-Boo - The J. C.. Penney Co. has the best assortment of books shown in Flagstaff. Books for everyone. Priced at S9c each.
 Miss Virginia M. Lockctt, county superintendent of schools, will hold teachers examination at her office on the first Monday and Tuesdy in De cember.
 Banish that awful insomnia that worries you every night. Let your sleep be restful and refreshing. Tan lac does it.-Breen-Lewis Drug Co., Advertisement.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur niture department at Babbitt's, spent part of this week out on the reserva- tion to pick up some of the latest weaves of Navajo rugs. J. c. Brown returned Monday morning from Phoenix, where he spent few days on business, taking in the industrial exposition and visit ing his sister-in-law, Mrs. C. l.. Key ster.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson left on Sunday for Upland, Calif., where they will spend two or three weeks at the home of Joe's brother, Harlow Wilson until Joe fully recovers from his re- cent accidental shooting.
 Mrs. I. M. Jackson was in town a day or so the last of last week buy ing supplies for winter. Her husband hasn't been up here from the Verde ranch since they moved down there after buying the ranch, last spring
 Mrs. Hugh Weatherford, formerly Miss Lamson, daughter of the heao of the Lamson business college oi Phoenix, herself a proficient business teacher, is organizing shorthand class here, to teach evenings, and al ready has several pupils.
 Wid Raudebaugh, Jimmie Turpir and Buck Lowery spent the first par of the week on the reservation, using Dick Richardson's car while the lat ter was doing a few days business here. They visited Jim's brother Tobe Turpin, manager of the trading
 post at Shonto and then went on t'
 Kaibito.
 | Miss Virginia M. Lockett, count!
 superintendent of schools; John z Thomas, Flagstaff city superinten
 dent; UT. l.. ID. MCMuhch, PICSiuSh of the Normal school; J. F. Walker principal of the Normal school, an
 T. H. Cureton, superintendent of tn Williams schools, will attend tn meeting of the teachers association at Phoenix next Monday, Tuesday an' Wednesday.
 The fire department and the ney engine made short work of fire tha broke out about ten o'clock Sunda, morning in the kitchen of the High land rooming house, East Birch ave , nue. Caused by kitchen stove tha sat within a few inches of the wal Mrs. Mona Sullivan, owner, was I St. Louis, where she had gone tn week before. Mir. and Mrs. Wn
 Weiss are in charge of the place. Dam age was slight.
 The Woman's auxiliary of tn American Legion give their annus Thanksgiving dinner to service me on Monday night, at 6:30, at Masoni Temple, and cordially invite the vet erans of all our wars as well as thos who served in the armies of our allie' to come and feast as their honore , guests. It will be turkey dime and there will be fine musical pro gram. No special invitations will b
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