The Coconino sun., 1921-06-17


 town on business on Tuesday.
 New and used tires at bargain prices-Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop.
 Rev. Father Hootchman, of King man, was Flagstaff visitor the first of this week.
 Stanton Borum came in from Leupp the latter part of the week to look , after rew social matters. Stephen Janus. superintendent at Leupp, was an interested spectator at the baseball game here, Sunday.
 Mrs. s. o. Thompson, wife of the under-sheriff, returned last week from Phoenix, where she had been visit ing for few weeks.
 Lou Charlebois arrived the first of the week from Wickenburg, to stay up this way until cold weather makes it necessary to take his sheep south again.
 w. c. Bayless was up the first of the week from Beaver Creek with a load of fruit. and said they had a simply gorgeous rain all through the Beaver Creek region on Sunday.
 George Mintz. the real estate man, and J. J. Colberp, well-known laun- dryman, both of Phoenix. came up the first of the week and went to Oak Creek on vacation.
 John Zalaha, secretary-treasurer of the Apache Lumber Co.,. returned the last of last week from business trip to the coast and left on Tuesday for his home and office at Cooley.
 MT. and Mrs. Wn. Daze, of Wins low. were visitors here for couple of days this week. Mir. Daze going to Mormon Lake to look at ranch he owns there but which he had never seen.
 w. s. O'Brien, of Winslow, who us- ually stays on the railroad track when he arrives here several times a week, got far enough away from his train on Tuesday to transact little business here in town.
 Power Conway. Judge Thomas Armstrong. Jr., J. L. Gust and c. N. Gordon, of Phoenix. were Flagstaff visitors. Tuesday, going on to Wins low and planning to return here be- fore goipp back south.
 Fred Hensing. superintendent of the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Min ing company, came up the first of the week to visit his wife at their home here and get away from .he desert heat for a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Moran are very happy over the arrival, early this week of very pretty little baby daughter; and the three small Moran bows say that sister is just the nic- est present they could have had. c. A. Black left on Sunday for Los Angeles. He will be gone about ten days and when he returns will bring Mrs Black and Chester IT,. the lat ter havino been going to school in Ios Anoeles. home with him.
 The Citizens hank bpildipo which had heen nnoccuried since the mer- ger of the Citizens with the Arizona Central hank. is now being used bv T. F. Pollock as an office headuparters for some of his nrmerors interests.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan return ed Saturday from Los Angeles and San Francisco, where they had spent about ten days while Mir. Sullivan did some buying for the Dresswell Shop and the Sullivan & Taylor furniture store.
 The Misses Barbara, Louise, and Mary Pickle, Lena Doyle, Claire Campbell and Virginia Lockett spent a most delightful evening when they took their suppers and cooked on a regular campfire last Friday evening, up past the reservoir.
 years Normal school graduates, will teach manual training at the Osborn school, Phoenix, during the next school year. This efficient young wo- man has the energy and ability to make more than good.
 MT. and Mrs. Darrell Rush came up from Clarkdale last week to visit MT. Rush's parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Rush. All four drove to Leupp on Sunday where they found the new bridge over the Little Colorado com pleted and open for traffic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson re- turned Sunday from Denver, where they had been visiting for three weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Hays Nance. They came through Pueblo and saw some of the results of the flood-and it sure was sight, Joe says.
 The rains this week were pretty general in northern Arizona. The long drizzly rain Monday night and all day Tuesday assured us of a good grain crop. Old-timers say to get a rain like it in the middle of June is almost unprecedented, and some of them insist that it is forerunner of very dry July.
 Mrs J. o. Creager and son, Joe Ty- Ter Creager, arrived on Sunday from IIlccnn fo cnard tho r,,,,o.,ao,. le...