The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

crate store at Superior, is here this week sizing things up to see whether he can get a suitable location to open dry goods store.
 Glenn MetCafe, who has been sta toned here for several week as rodent pest exterminator, left yesterday for Kansas City, where he expects to To- cate permanently.
 Among out-of-town people at the Weatherford this week are: c. C.. Douglas and wife, Casa Grande; J. w. Henderson, Florence; D. c. Lowery and wife, Tuba City.
 Charlie Moolfolk is home again from Canyon Diablo ranch, and from the satisfied look on his face it is easy to see that he is all done with this years sheep-shearing.
 MT. and Mrs. August Schwalbe and son Tyson, who had been here for a week visiting old friends, left Sun day in their car for SOcorro, N. M., where they now live.
 w. B. Raudebaugh, who has been in Phoenix for week in the interests of the Country Club addition and attend ing to other real estate matters, re- turned Tuesday night.
 The Normal school baseball team defeated the Emerson school team Saturday. Score 20 to 12. Batteries: Normal-Saunders and Etter; Elmer son-Cameron and Johnson.
 Teddy Thurston, who has cattle range in the Cienga, or Bald Hill country, Prescott forest, is here this week. He and Bill Dickinson drove to Canyon Diablo and back yesterday.
 Manager Costigan, of the Orpheum, announces that children under 12 years of age will be admitted to the mati- nee of Way Down East next We'd nesday for 25c in balcony. 4-22-1t
 Better get ready to clean up and paint up. They are doing it all over the United States. The Flagstaff cam paign is part of national campaign. For good reasons, see pages and 9.
 Deputy Sheriff Ed Raudebaughl re- turned day or so ago from the south crn part of the state. Ed took Jesus Ramirez to the state penitentiary at Florence and then stayed few days in Phoenix on official business.
 R. E. Culver was in this week from his winter sheep range at Mayer. He says the spent most unpleasant win ter down there, losing a great many of his sheep. He will begin drifting this way in couple of weeks.
 Bob Taylor, of Sullivan & Taylor, has been laid up part of this week with flu, or something that resembles it so closely that there is no fun, in having it. He says he will be back in the store as well as ever in a day or SO.
 Buster" Prochnow, given an alter nate appointment from this state to the Naval academy at Annapolis, by Senator Ralph Cameron, took his ex- animation Wednesday before Exam finer F. H. Harley, at the forest serv- ice office.
 A chicken dinner will be given by the Civics department of the Woman's club, Saturday, April 30th, from 3 to ' o'clock. Please purchase tickets in advance in order that the department may know how many to prepare for. Tickets on sale ct Keller's bakery. 1t
 Undersheriff Billy O'Brien recently resigned his office and is looking over the field with view to engaging in some other kind of work. Billy was conscientious, popular officer, is we'll known and popular here, and no doubt will soon promote himself.
 Arthur Weddle, who used to live here, and Lew Jordan, both of Pres colt, were at the Pine Hotel for sev- eral days and left yesterday, by way of San Francisco, for South America, where they have heard there is great demand for COW punchers.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Foster, of Stock ton, Kans., the town County Attorney F. M. Gold first wore long pants in, stopped off here the latter part of this week on their way home after spend ing the winter in Texas and Califor- mia, for a short visit with Mir. and Mrs. Gold.
 L. c. Riley dropped in a. few ago from the western part of the state, where he had been all winter inspect ing road work being done by the state TOdu DullulHS crews. me tTdnSIeT OI the crews up here to finish the high way between Flagstaff and Belemont brings him back in close touch with home folks.
 Mrs. J. F.. Buckbee and Billy o. Brien returned Tuesday from a visit to the Buckbee trading post at Kay enta Mir. Buckbee, who came in a few days ago to consult . physician, is at Milton hospital, very sick with kidney trouble. His quick and com plete recovery is a thing devoutly hoped for by his many friends. Mrs. Buckbee is staying at the Weather ford Hotel to be near her husband. O. { K. Cook, formerly at Tuba City, but who has been working here for Bab- bitts' this winter, is taking care of the trading post at Kayenta.
 MT. Simmons, an organizer of cham Der of commerce activities for the | American Cities Bureau, spent Tues day and part of Wednesday here, dis cussing with T. F. Stahl, president of the chamber of commerce, and with | otl ha of