The Coconino sun., 1921-12-30


Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
80. - Advertisement.
Top-o-Peak brand soda waite r in
sterilized ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Hart, their friends
here have learned, have new little
daughter.
Union Taxi Company, phones rs and
80. - Advertisement.
vertisement.
DR.. A. J. Mackey left last week for
Texas to spend Christmas and New
Years with his parents.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
satisfies our customers = Breen-Lewis
Drug Co. - Advertisement.
Mrs. T. A. Stahl returned last week
from Phoenix and Tucson, where she
had been visiting for about two weeks.
w. R. McClurken left the latter
part of the week for Albuquerque to
spend Christmas with the folks at
home.
Miss Minnie Benson, teaching at
Clemenceau, and Miss Mabel Benson,
teaching at Florence, are here spend
ing the holidays with their mother.
Miss Mary Jane Leedom leaves this
week for Pasadena, to visit relatives
and for treatment for her foot, which
has been giving her trouble for some
time.
Miss Grace Wensel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Myers left q few days
ago for Long Beach, Calf, where
they will stay until after the first of
the year.
VIM. Kadas, secretary to T. e. Pol
lock, ate his Christmas dinner at
Cooley with Mr.. and Mrs. John Zala-
ha. Mr.. Kadas and Mr.. Zalaha were
old school chums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl r. Waters and
Levi Montgomery played for a dance
at Williams Monday night. It was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and
turned out very successfully.
Dick Geyler, in from his Kendrick
Park ranch on Tuesday, said it had
been raining steadily out there for
some time, though snow is the usual
fashion at this time of year.
4 Frank Stein is in from Leupp where
he has been decorating the new In
dian school buildings with paint fol
some months past. He denies that he
has been re-painting the painted des-
ert.
i Dan M. Francis came up from Phoe-
nix on Monday, on business, staying
only day or so. Dan says they still
need rain in Phoenix, though they are
having plenty Of it between here AND
there.
! Archie Hogan left just before
Christmas for Albuquerque, to spend
Christmas with his and Mrs. Hogan's
folks, Mrs. Hogan having already
been there visiting for about two
weeks.
i Benito F. Ruli, 20, and Margaret
Garduno, FL, both of Winslow, were
married here yesterday by justice r
j. Kidd. The bride is a valued EN-,
ploye of the ]. C. Penney store a
!. Winslow.
|. M. Jackson, who had been here
! for several days, returned Saturday t.
; his ranch at Beaver Greek. He wa.
! accompanied home by Hazel Hopkins
! who wanted to spend Christmas will
his sister, Mrs. Jackson.
Rev. w. H. Zook of the Federated
church, is very much pleased with |
gold watch and chain presented t.
him on Christmas day by Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. E. Henniger of Fort Valley
1t was handsome. present and Rev
Zook is delighted with old Santa's re
: membrance.
I Franklin d. Walker, son of profes
scr and Mrs. J. d. Walker, who is on
of the Cecil Rhodes scholarship pupil
at Oxford University, England, wrot
his parents on December IS that h
was then in Paris and was on his wa.
to Rome, where he would spen'
Christmas.
Mrs. Mittie E. Watkins will leav
the last of the week with DR.. and Mrs
McLoone, who have been here thi
week, and will spend some time i
Phoenix with them. Mrs. McLoone i
her daughter. Mrs. Watkins will thel
go to her old home in Hattiesburg
Miss, where she expects to stay TO
some time.
The many friends of Ben Koonce
will regret to learn that he is now a
Whipple Barracks for treatment. HI
is an ex-service man and was Wounds
in France. When he came back h
took charge of o large sheep outfit TO
Colin Campbell, but his health brok
and he was seriously i'll for severa
months. He recovered and returne
to work, but because of failing healtl
felt medical treatment was necessar
and went to Whipple Barracks. H
is popular young man and his friend