The Coconino sun., 1921-03-18
Shamrock Taxi-146.
12-3l-tf

Mrs. James Roscow left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will visit friends for a few weeks.
 John Weatherford came up few days ago from Phoenix, where he had been spending most of the winter.
 See Dr. Baker, Arizona's foremost optometrist, about your eyes and glasses. At Hotel Weatherford, Tues day, March 29th.a SIPS
 C. I. Crump, who had been in Wins low for several days, doing silo work and painting, returned this week to be in readiness for jury duty next week.
 D. F. Collins arrived on Wednesday from Bakersfield Calif., to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown and look out for his interests in case he has in court next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon plan | leaving in a day or two for California, to spend their vacation in Los An geles, San Francisco and other Cali fornia cities.
 Night Officer Harry Wiltse is much pleased by the receipt of service medal from the war department, pre- sented to him for border service with the 15Sth infantry.
 IIven Francis is forced to forego all the gaities this week because he has the humps. He thinks this is the gosh-darndest time for the humps to come visiting at his house.
 Frank B. Baptist, district deputy grand exalted ruler B. P. o. E., was in town from Phoenix yesterday and the day before, selling paper and con- ferring with local Elk officials.
 Bob Rhinehart, who has been talk ing his Saturday night baths at Wit ter Springs, Cal, for the last month, is on his way back from San Francisco and will be at his desk at the forest office on Monday.
 No battery drill last night Post poned until tonight because of Junior Prom and Knights of Columbus show last night. State pay will be dis tributed tonight. The shrapnel for the big French 75's arrived this week
 Salvador Esparoza, the Mexican who plead guilty last week to selling pint of mescal for S6, was sen fenced by Judge J. F.. Jones in su-
 perior court on Friday to serve six months in the county jail and pay a
 fine of $l00.
 Mrs. Joe Mondragon returned this
 week from Mesa, where she had been on vacation from her duties as clerk in the J. Herman store. Her hus-
 bands mother, Mrs. V. s. Mondragon, , returned with her and will make her , home here.
 Miss Lillian O'Brien, sister of Dave O'Brien and Under-Sheriff Billy o.
 Brien and cousin of the Misses Bart, , left Friday morning for her home in Ontario, Canada. She had been here ; visiting for several months and made l many friends here.
 Mir and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk re- l turned Wednesday night from Phoe- 3 nix, where Mir. Woolfolk had been for s several weeks for medical attention. ' It is reported that the trouble which
 he had been having with his hearing = is gradually becoming less. , It was rumored here the first of the s week that Pete Martinez, the Mexican 9 burglar recently sentenced to the pen
 had escaped from the latter place as a sequel to his earlier escape from the custody of the sheriff's officers. The : rumor of the later escape seems to be , unfounded.
 = That the excursion business will be
 heavier this summer than for many years is evidenced by the fact that 1 1
 solid excursion trains have already $ been scheduled by the Santa Fe fol 9 the month of July. These trains will $ divert to Grand Canyon on their way
 from the east to California. n Frank Harrison, the attorney, ana !. Tom McMillan got lot of experience ,, on Tuesday night. Each of them 1 crowded several years emotions of 8 certain kind into a few minutes. When
 it was all over they were informed
 that from that time henceforth they . were expected to be good and loyal ? Elks.
 . Herbert Hilkins and Homer Byron !, got home Wednesday night from Los . Angeles, where they drove a couple of , weeks before in Herbert's car. John
 Weston, who went with them, will re. f turn in few days on the train. Her. e bert says California's claim to being e the land of sunshine was pretty cloud !. ed while they were there. Bill" Huggett, of Phoenix, who ]. conducts parties to the Yellowstone ev $ cry summer, spent yesterday here With him were MT. and Mrs Frederic !. F. Kip, of New York. They leave : this morning for Lees Ferry, ther will get horses and go to Kanab ant
 back to the ferry, later taking 1T |. Kayenta, Keams Canyon and othel Arizona points.
 Dean Eldridge, tailor for Alex ] Johnston, got back Wednesday night
 from Portland, Ore. He drove all tho way in his Ford, which he went tc = Portland to get. He made the trip ir
 ten days, in spite of snow in som, ! places five feet deep, bridgeless tor
 rents and scads of mud. s. s. Scheel |; CT, an old friend of Deans, of Masor : City, Iowa, came back with him anC plans to locate here.
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