The Coconino sun., 1921-07-22

| was in Flagstaff the first of the week on business.
 Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop now To- cated east of Waldhaus garage.-Ad- vertsement.
 The Misses Elsa Myers and Bess VanNess are spending their vacation at Lolomai Lodge, Oak Creek.
 Mrs. F. w. Perkins, Mrs. Jack Will son and Mrs. c. A. Pearson went to Oak Creek last Saturday for week. S vacation.
 Miss Marie Hague, of Chicago, ar rived on Sunday, by way of Phoenix, for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. P. J. Moran.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archie King are up from Winslow for few days, visit ing Mrs. Kings pare.ts, MT. and Mrs. Dick Bongberg.
 Truant Officer J. D. Jackson spent Tuesday afternoon at Winona and Doney Park on official business, look ing up juvenile offenders.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Gassman, of San Diego, who had been here for several weeks visiting their son. Sid ney J. Gassman, left few days ago for St. Paul, Minn.
 Severio Sandoval, who forfeited bond for his appearance in court at Prescott, was arrested here and an officer will come from Prescott this week to take him back.
 Mrs. H. c. Moseley and daughter, Robbie, of Phoenix, are visiting MT. and Mrs. George w. Harben. Mir. Moseley will be up in a couple of weeks for fortnight's stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Fleming and children came up from Phoenix a few days ago and will make their home this summer with Mrs. Fleming's mother, Mrs. Katherine McMillan. | The rock crusher will work four or five more days on North Agassiz street, grinding up the rest of the grist in sight; then, before it starts up again, will be moved to another section.
 Johnny Kerley, who had spent most of last week here, left Sunday for his Tuba City home and trading post, | driving a new seven- passenger Buick as present for Mrs. Kerley and all the little Kerleys.
 John Zalaha, secretary-treasurer of the Apache Lumber Co.,, up here last week, went home for the weekend, then came back again for this week, planning to spend Sunday at home and next week here again. Mrs. Alex Johnston, with her two counsins, the Misses Susanna and Az nes Tuohy, of Kansas City, Mo-, who are here visiting, and her neice, Miss Betty Harrington, went to Oak Creek Wednesday for the afternoon.
 Servin, in the county jaii for some time, charged with robbing a pool hall at Williams, was released on suspend ed sentence yesterday. He agreed to pay back the money stolen, though he claimed he was not the one who took it.
 Walter Carlson, the hard hitting catcher for our baseball team, is talk | ing his summer vacation from the dry goods department at Rabbits. He left on Monday for Los Angeles, and then will visit his parents in Portland, Ore, remaining away about two weeks.
 Miss Elsie Toles, of Phoenix, state superintendent of schools; Dr. A. J. Mathews, president of the Tempe Normal school; Dr. R. B. von Klein Smid, president of the state univer- sity, and s. H. Martin, of Prescott, were all here this week to attend the meeting of the state board of educa- tion.
 George T. Harrington and D. w. Gilchrist, each of whom drove over the new Maine Grand Canyon road this week, say it is in excellent shape except for few boggy places near Spring Valley, that even with that it is very easy road to travel, and that a little more work will make it a dandy.
 Cornelius Buckley is home from Los Angeles, visiting his sister, Mrs. c. P. Heisser, and husband. Cornelius is a busy boy on the coast, filling re- sponsible position with big concern there, taking voice culture lessons and doing solo work at least one night week. Drawing two good salaries, he isn't paying much attention to the high-cost talk.
 MT. Homer, the Norristown, Pa, Elk, who stopped here last week on his way in Ford car to the Elks' con vention at Los Angeles, has located here. He has opened battery ser vice station in r. F. Weidner's auto supply store on East Aspen avenue. His piano, which he had in the car with him, is expected to furnish a lot of entertainment here this winter. The local Elks had him up at lodge Tues day night and are enthusiastic over his prowess with the worries.
 Dan Phelan and Lee Doyle conduct ed 25 other people to the top of San Francisco Peaks on horseback, Sun day. The party were thoroughly drenched just after they reached the saddle. At the top, the sun consented to dispel the clouds for few moments and the view was immense. Phil Foley, Miss Barbara Rickel and Capt, and Capt. and Mrs. E. M. Robison's l a.. fkn M,rcar