The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-23

Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
80. - Advertisement.
Neckties regularly priced at Soc to
$1.00 at 36c. - Dresswell Shop. -
Advertisement.
Monday is holiday with the banks
and stores; so do all that business up
on Saturday.
Miss Benson, who is teaching at
Clemenceau, is at home on vacation
for the holidays.
Major Linton, organizer Of the
school cadet corps for the state, was
up from Phoenix Saturday.
Nunnally's high grade box candy
an appreciated gift; at Raudebaugh's
newsstand. - Advertisement.
Dolph Bader came up from Needles
this week to prove up on his Fort VAL
ley homestead, returning Wednesday.
Fifty dollars was collected in police
court this week on two charges in
volving one man in liquor misdemea-
nors.
| Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac. Its fame is world
wide. - Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hanley are now So
journing in Ray, this state, where Joe
is connected with the Ray CONSOLE
dated Copper Co.
Next Tuesday night at the Orphe-
UNI is Elks' night, and the main at
traction will be Wanda Hawley in
Her Face Value" also q farce
comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hensing have re-
turned to Oatman for the winter, and
have rented their home to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Seay, who have already
moved in.
Some snow for Christmas week. The
order for snow did not seem quite
clear, so some rain was mixed with
the last Of the batch that arrived Sum
day and Monday.
Miss Virginia Phelan and Eugene
Phelan will arrive the last of this
week from San Francisco to spend the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Phelan.
Well, we've had our shortest day
Of the winter this week, and instead
of looking for colder weather should
expect it to zodiac around toward
something little more recently from
the griddle.
Recent visitors: James Cole, Doug
las; E. R. Rings, J. A. Gilbert, Phoe-
nix; r. H. Kennerdell, Williams, Es-
telle Lindsay, Margaret Brown, Grand
Canyon; J. D. Howard, Leupp; Kim
berlin Carlisle, Riordan. qIln,
R. A. Caufman, prominent stock
man of Seligman, was weekend
business visitor here. He says range
conditions down that way are very
good, though they are beginning to
hope that the winter won't be too
stingy with storms.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Roome spent
Saturday in Winslow. On their way
back after dark that night they stop
ped at Rabbits tank and Doug step
ped out on the ice for some water for
the radiator. He filled the pail; then
the ice broke and he filled his shoes.
r. T. Scott, who had been working
at the Orpheum for several months,
and Mrs. Scott, who had been mani
curist in Mime. Mathilde Geny's beauty
parlors, left with their two children
the first Of the week for Ell Paso. Joe
Tissaw is mixing the juice behind the
cellIloid in the Orpheum loft.
Those attending the funeral Of c.
A. Brant at Grand Canyon last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Cameron,
T. A. Riordan, DR.. r. o. Raymond, C.
B. Wilson, DR.. E. S. Miller, Mrs. T. E.
Pollock, ]. P. Wilson, Fred Caring,
Frank M. Gold, VIM. H. Campbell,
Dan w. Francis and ]. G. Verkamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Lindemann came
up from Cooley the first of the week
to spend Christmas among friends or
at least as many Of them as they can
spread themselves around among.
Flagstaff looks better than any other
place on earth, they both vote, which
makes the opinion extra-super-unani-
nous.
Harold Cameron is wearing his right
arm close to his stomach because it
got in his way while he was shifting
from a flying to a reclining position
on the ice east Of here on Sunday,
with resultant broken collar bone
and dislocated shoulder; little things
like that don't bother Hal much more
than sore corn would most people.
Harry A. Schenck, chef Of surveys
for the Southern California Edison
company, rode the bucking animals at
the local Elks' lodge on Tuesday night |
and in record time donned his en-
blem, handsome jeweled elk's tooth
charm sent to exalted ruler Lorren
Cress especially for the occasion, by |
Harry's brother, George Schenck, q |
Los Angeles jeweler and Elk,
Harry A. Schenck, chief Of surveys |
for the Southern California Edison
returned Monday from Lees
Ferry, where he had made a flying
trip, with Earl Germany as chauffeur,
10 meet the last Of the engineers Just |