The Coconino sun., 1921-10-28
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is the guest of Mrs. Wm. Beeson. | Ever see an operation? We're cut ting up a tire now. Flagstaff Vulcan izing Shop.-Advertisement.
 Interesting news for all of you this week in the Rabbit advertisement of bargains on page 5.-Advertisement. Mrs. Charlie Keller, Paul and Miss Kathryn Keller and Miss Eleanore Greenlaw motored to Grand Canyon Sunday and back Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk came up last Saturday from their Canyon Diablo ranch to spend week or so at their home here in town.
 H. J. McClung, one of the directors of the Arizona Central bank, who had been here for several days on busi- ness, returned to Phoenix the last of last week.
 Jimmy Gallagher is now located at Gap trading post and says his title is now chief Doc-que at that post. He is relieving Joe Kerley, who is on an extended vacation.
 Judge F. w. Perkins, assistant at torney general, came up from Phoenix Tuesday morning on legal business. He returned to Phoenix that night. Mrs. Perkins will join her husband there in few weeks.
 T. A. Riordan left Tuesday for Tue Son, to attend meeting of the regents of ,the University of Arizona, at which, it is expected, new president will be chosen to succeed Dr. R. B. vop KleinSmid, resigned.
 Ersel Stevens, of the Standard Oil company, and Ernest Coulter, of the Arizona Central bank, returned Sun day from the Tcnto basin country, where they had been hunting for a week. They got one turkey.
 M. J. Riordan, who had been at St. Mary's, Kansas, where one of his sons, Robert, student at college there, has been ill, returned last night, bringing Robert home with him to remain until the convalescent period is over. J. A. Boswell, in from his ranch at Doney Park few days ago, said that he hoped frost would come soon as he had lot of spuds on which the tops were still green. The weather the first of the week ought to have cor rected that trouble.
 Stephen Janus, the energetic super intendent of Indian schools at Leupp, was in Flagstaff couple of days this week on business. He is rapidly mak- ing a city out of Leupp and is hav- ing several large buildings built there for the accommodation of the rapidly growing school. {. The women's auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion will give dance at the Normal school auditorium on Friday right of next week the proceeds of which are to be devoted to the annual Thanksgiving dinner to be given by the auxiliary to former service men. All are invited to attend.
 Recent visitors: B. L. Udell, J. Paine, J. w. Bean, Wm. V. Thorpe, A. E. Potter, Phoenix; c. H. Coulson, Aultman; David J. Babbitt, Tucson; Stephen Janus, Leupp; Peggie L. Hart, Jerome; Bernice Walter, Wins low; A. J. Kent, Clarkdale; R. M. Pincetl and wife, Holbrook.
 Ali Dickinson has bought the Pete Albin ranch, north of Riordan, and intends to fill in his time when he isn't attending to his hotel or real estate work in making the soil produce. He is already blowing for next season and making improvements. The ranch is one of the best in this section and has plenty of water.
 Bryan Minch, manager of the Standard Oil business at Kingman, ac- companied by his wife and Mrs. Dick erson, of Los Angeles, who had been visiting Mrs. Minch's folks at St. Johns, stopped here on their way back home for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Chas. w. Lehr and left on Saturday. Mir. Lehr took them to Sunset Noun tain and the Cliff dwellings,.
 P. J. Moran met J. P. Moran at AL buquerque the first of the week. P. J. was down there on business and saw man on the station platform whose face seemed familiar. Pat accosted him. It was his cousin, whom he had las. seen 15 years ago in San Antonio, and who lives in Chicago and was on his way to Los Angeles on business. r. J, and J. P. agreed that the world isn't so huge after all.
 James Ferriss, former owner of the Joliet (IlL) News, has been telling his old paper all about the west and some very interesting things concerning his travels over northern Arizona. His stories of the pleasures, also trials and tribulations of the tourist are not only good information for other tour ists but is good information for those who deal with tourists. Mir. Ferriss has been coming to Arizona for number of years and is a naturalist of ncte. He is now waiting for the des- ert country to cool off some before starting out on aAcollecting trip again. The Celtic Products company of Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Chicago are sending out an en- graved card announcing that J. E. Kennedy has joined their forces as sales manager for the northern Calif- ornia district with headquarters in the Monadnock building, San Francisco. The company produces "sil-o-cel" for Lheat insulation and "filter-cel' for Alteration. The main point of inter- est is the fact that tha I K KanneJx,