The Coconino sun., 1922-10-27
LOCAL BREVITIES

Special for Saturday-Filled tea rings and bear claws. Bon Ton Groc- cry.
 Special matinee at the Orpheum theatre today at p. m. Only 10 and | 25 cents.
 George H. Crosby spent the first part of the week in Prescott and Phoenix on legal business.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali Dickinson X Son.-Advertisement.
 Foot comfort demonstrator from Chicago at Babbitt's, Oct. 28 to Nov 8. Bring your foot troubles to him.
 Mrs. Julia Arthur will leave fol Phoenix October 2S, with her daugh, ter, Miss Laura, in hope that the change will benefit Miss Arthur's health.
 Have taken the Confection Den line of bakery good for delivery. My pa irons can get the same good service from me as heretofore. Bakery goods delivered fresh at your door. A. F. Myers. 10-6-2t
 Johnny Adams, deputy forest ser, vice supervisor, is stepping high. It's boy. Don't know it's name yet, but will bet none can be selected that is too good for it. Thus the future of the Boy Ccouts keeps looming bright CT.
 Eishel w. Campbell, secretary to Senator Ralph H. Cameron, was in Flagstaff Saturday from Washington. He stopped only short time on his way to Grand Canyon and will then meet Senator Cameron at Phoenix be- fore returning to Washington.
 Wick Thompson, county game war den, shot young buck deer the other day; but forgot his good luck in dis appointment when a few minutes la ter he saw a big buck standing only a few yards away. Then Wick was sorry he hadn't missed the first one.
 c. L. Fleck got home the last of last week from Chicago, where he had been for several weeks on business connected with his mining interests. Suffered most of the time while away with sciatic rheumatism, which had the good taste to leave him while he was on the train and nearly home.
 Ray H. Simpson, manager of the J. c. Penney Go. store, returned the last of last week from Salt Lake City, where he had attended the semi-an- nual buying convention of western Penney store managers. Ray asserts that even in the short time he was away there was a big improvement, in Flagstaff.
 Professor c. F. Keuzenkamp, heaG of the manual training department at the Normal, leaves tomorrow night fol the state fair to take charge of the exhibit the students in his department are making. This school will likely repeat it's performance of previous years and bring away a majority of the premiums.
 A rangers examination was held al under the direction of E. c. Miller Those successfully passing were E Ellis, F. E. Betts, Oscar Mcclure and Chas. w. Simmons. M. Westvelt con, ducted a scaler's examination or Thursday and Friday. Those taking it were Kimberlin Carlisle, J. A. Work and Horace Hanson.
 Doane Merrill, state superintendent of banks; Kenneth G. Freeland, dep- uty superintendent, and G. D. Thomp- son, state bank examiner, all of Phoe- nix, spent couple of days here this week, at the two local banks, leaving yesterday for points in the eastern part of the state. Merrill, same as in other cities of the state, has a lot of old-time friends here who were glad to grab his mitt and talk over old experiences.
 John Brown, Rotarian, good fellow and, finally, superintendent of the In dian school at Phoenix, arrived yester- day morning, with a bad list to lar board left over from a spike he set his foot around a few weeks ago. He went into conference with l.. w. Cure ton, secretary of the Farm Bureau Marketing association, and Frank Chisholm, county agricultural agent. about couple carloads of potatoes his charges expect to devour this winter.