The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21

Those delicious Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 10 and 30.-Advertisement.
 Ed Hamilton, state cattle inspector of Williams, was a visitor here on Monday.
 All our bottles thoroughly ster1liz- ed.--Skylight City Bottling Works Advertisement.
 Deputy Sheriff c. Y. Campbell ot Williams was up here couple of days this week on court business.
 Paul Keller is now one of the busy ones behind the counters at the C. A. Black grocery and meat store.
 Franke Keeffe and Ernest Lennon of Babbitt's were at Oraibi during the latter part of the week on business.
 J. c. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, put Tn part Of last week looking for a cool spot Ill Phoenix.
 Fred Wagner and family of Will Hams, were at the Commercial Ho- tel last week. Wagner was a witness in the Jamison case.
 Kenneth Lennon, who is with the Southern California Edison company, is now located in the northern part of California, doing engineering work.
 Harold Bell Wright, the noted au- thor, who was Tn town during the early part of the week, has returned to Oak Creek, where he and his fam fly are camping.
 Ranger Frank Bascom, who is sta tioned in the Putnam Valley country, was in Flagstaff Monday on business. He says ranchers down that way are badly in need of rain.
 w. H. Norman, who was out again after a prolonged illness with blood poisoning, was taken worse a few days ago and for several days has been very dangerously ill.
 Harry Henderson, Congress June. tion stockman and former sheriff of this county, was here while yester- day, skipping out again early Tn the day, but promising to be back soon for longer stay.
 Sunday was the hottest day so far this year, George T. Harrington, U. S. weather observer, fixing the indica- tor at 91. The day before, which many believed hotter, was only S9.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. McClurken of Albuquerque stopped over between trains on Tuesday for short visit with their son, w. R. McClurken. They were on their way to Los An geles and San Francisco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Rabbit and Miss Margaret Walsh, with Mrs. Ralph Van Vechten and daughters, Miss Duane and Valerie, the three last named here from Chicago visiting, spent Sunday at Oak Creek.
 Monday afternoon two empty tank cars went over the bumper at the Union Oil station, this city, and land ed very much dishevelled in the field beyond. The trainmen claimed they broke away from the rest of the train, the grade doing the rest. The many friends of Mrs. P. W.. Longfellow are pleased to hear of her recovery from a recent serious illness. Mrs. Longfellow and her son, H. Il. Longfellow, the popular representa- tive of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. are enjoying a few days rest at the Grand Canyon.
 D. w. Sala, of Illinois, arrived here a few days ago to visit for few days with his son, Warren Sala, and wife. | Warren's father is Il years old and | stopped in Missouri on his way to visit with his own father. He will leave soon for California, and will re- turn home over the northern route visiting sister in Oregon.
 Lee f. Doyle conducted a party to the San francisco peaks last Sun day. Those going on the interesting trip were MT. and Mrs. Leeson Clark Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Mrs. Lillian Skeels klce, D. M. Francis and daugn' ter Mary, Miss Elizabeth Castleberry Miss Wood of Tucson, Jesse kellam Emmett kellam, Roy Prator and Os' car Lundlaw.
 Owing to a defect in the steering gear of his car on Friday morning Nose Johnson, travelling from Los An geles to Denver, ran into the electro her at the corner of the First Nat ional bank, totally demolishing it. Al ter compensating City Marshal k. l. Neill for the damage done, Johnson and his scared caravan moved on to ward different scenes, feeling thank ful that the accident was not mor' serious.
 After trip to Los Angeles, wher' he had gone to consult an eye special ist, Judge s. B. Gilliland returned t
 Flagstaff on Friday with a stroni conviction that this town suits him a
 good as any. The judge was assured that the defect to his vision is no
 permanent, or of serious enough na
 ture to cause worry, but will disap
 pear in time. Before returning hon he visited the soldiers home at Saw
 telle, where he was formerly station
 ed in an official capacity,