The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26


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 Judge J. E. Jones journeyed to Will , Hams Wednesday on business.
 Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. - Advertise ment.
 Frank Goodman and Walter Plum- mer spent the week in Williams on business.
 Mrs. F. R. Diffenbaugh of Canyon Diablo spent Wednesday in town on shopping expedition. Charlie De Ryder came up from Phoenix few days ago to spend the summer. His sheep will soon be | up.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Wingar of Mesa, grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star, will visit the local lodge the first of next week.
 Don't let that miserable, tired feel ing become habit. Get rid of it to- day by taking Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Store.-Advertisement.
 Sixteen bars of good laundry soap with one large size box of Naptha Washington Powder for $1 at J. c. Penney Go. store.-Advertisement.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kingdom of Jerome and Mrs. Lowery of Prescott, visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. T. McGonigle on Monday.
 Mrs. D. S. Roome is entertaining her neice, Miss Adrienne Joerg, a young Kansas school teacher, who stopped off here last week on her way to California.
 Joe Wilson is having a big new garage built at his home on North Leroux street. He expects soon to build an addition to his house, also, putting on two or three new rooms
 Mrs. c. M. Archer left Saturday night for California, to visit her mother and before she returns will accompany the latter in an extended visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
 Francis D. Crable, of Phoenix, as- sistant U. s. district attorney, and well-known locally, having practiced law here for some years, was mar ried in Tucson Sunday to Miss May Belle Candy. They will make their home in Phoenix.
 George Perry, of South Kendrick street, who suffered a paralytic stroke several weeks ago, it is feared will not recover. Every possible at tention is being given him, but his age is handicap. MT. Perry has been respected resident of Flag staff for many years.
 Henry Hutchinson was in the first of the week from Black Bill Park. Henry and his brother Sam are plant ing 160 acres of potatoes on their two ranches. Floyd Copeland is put ting in 40 acres. Walter Brandis 40 acres, and MT. Greene, tenant of the Carl Terrell place, 80 acres.
 A. J. Sullivan was passing around the cigars Thursday and wore a smile that just would not come off, because Mrs. Sullivan presented him with young son, weight 61s pounds, We'd nesday evening. A. J. says he does not know yet whether he will make salesman or tailor out of the new son. This makes two boys in the family.
 Wilfred Otis Lyon of Whipple Bar racks, Prescott, is spending several days here and expects to take cot tage for the summer either at Lake Mary or Mormon Lake. His home is in Massachusetts, where he did news paper work. He will go to San Fran cisco early next month and in June II in that city will marry Miss Anna Marie Ellingboe, bringing her back here shortly afterward.
 The ladies of the Altar society of the Church of the Nativity, gave one of their pleasant card parties at St. Anthonys hall last Thursday eve- ming. Refreshments were served. The lucky prize-winners were: Bridge, Mrs. Joseph Babbitt and Arthur Rior- dan. Consolation, Mrs. Walter Ben- nett and P. J. Lindemann. Five hun dred, Mrs. Chas. Prochnow and Peaches" Hook. Consolation, Emory Valerius.
 r MT. and Mrs. John Zalaha will move back here from Cooley in a few days, MT. Zalaha to assist T. E. Pollock in the latter's investment business. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lem non, who are living in the Zalaha home, will move temporarily to the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. w. Cress, as the latter soon leave for the east, Loren to go to Atlantic City as del- egate to the Elks' national convention and Mrs. Cress to visi trelatives in Council Grove, Kans. Mir. Lennon and son Kenneth will keep bachelor hall most of the summer, Mrs. Lem non going to Illinois to visit her par ents.