The Coconino sun., 1921-11-25

Unlon Taxl company, phone To- Advertisement.
 Jess Howard, of Oak Creek, drove up Sunday, returning Monday.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 Latest methods of facial, hair and scalp treatment.-French Beauty Par lors, Babbitt building.
 Jim Lane dropped in from Cliffs yesterday morning to see what Thanksgivink looks like in the city.
 Bessie Benson, student at Emerson school, while playing in the school yard, fell and broke her right forearm. Judge J. E. Jones and Will Marian returned Tuesday morning from Phoe- nix, where both had been for several days on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Beck were in from their Spring Valley ranch this week. Mir. Beck, formerly printer, believes he would like to get back to the cases. Don't blme anybody but yourself if your nights are made miserable by in- digestion. You failed to take Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Advertise- ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. l.. Finley were in town Wednesday buying cranberries to go with the rest of the things they had for dinner out at the ranch yes terday. | L George T. Harrington and Sam Mer- ritt returned the first of the week from visit to Kingman and the San Joaquin valley of California, making the trip via auto.
 If we cannot make your sewing ma chine work as we'll as new one it will not cost you one penny. Let's talk it over. Griffith at New York Store. Phone 106.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. V. Smith an nounce the birth of very lovable lit tie daughter, who has been named Elizabeth. MT. Smith is with the com pany drilling at Meteor mountain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert R. Pollock will leave this week in their car for Cali fornia, to spend the cold weather in their winter home, though MT. Pollock expects to be back here a great deal of the time.
 Paul Keller returned the other day from Grand Canyon, where he had been helping Walter Stevenson build an addition to the Kolb studio. Paul was taken sick out there and came home to recuperate.
 Art Kellenbach, Dean Eldredge and Frank Sufea have solved the problem of how best to get ducks at Rogers lake. They do their hunting in a gal vanized steel beat Art built and which they carry around with them in their Ford.
 Dr. c. W. Scott, attending to Elden mountain forest ranger duties during daylight and practicing as veterin- ary at night, was in town for few hours this week. The doctor was a state veterinarian in Montana fol several years. H'
 Miss Molly Flynn, formerly Miss Molly O'Farrell, who was recently graduated as nurse from an Albu- querque hospital, is now on the nur- sing staff at Mercy hospital, as is al- so Miss Hazel Conner, a graduate nurse from St. Louis.
 Tom Rickel returned this week from Los Angeles, where he visited his daughter, Mrs. Ginsburg, and Mike himself, and also called on MT. and Mrs. E. M Brown. He says Mikes health isn't so good out there and he wants him to move back here with his wife and little son; and Mike is al most persuaded.
 w. E. Brosa has leased his Doney Park farm and left with Mrs. Brosa for Orland, Calif., where they lived before they came here. Mrs. Brosa's health has been bad since she had the flu, and they are making the change in the hope that it will prove bene- ficial to her. The lessee of the ranch is Mir. Williams, brother-in-law of Bob Carroll, who has been living with the latter in Doney Park. MT. Brosa expects to buy small farm in Cali fornia.
 Governor Campbell's mailing list is quite up-to-date. He appointed l.. c. Riley and Lee Carron as respective representatives of this county and Ma vajo county at the southwest con- ference at Riverside. MT. Riley hasn't lived here for some time, and i Mir. Carron moved here from Hol- brook year or more ago. This null lilies two of the dozen or so appoint ments the governor made from the counties other than Maricopa, the lat ter county getting 70 delegates.