The Coconino sun., 1922-08-25

MT. and Mrs. Fred Browning are spending few days on the coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson of Grand Canyon visited Flagstaff on Tuesday and Wednesday. E Charlie Clark left Tuesday for Los Angeles with big shipment of lambs sold by George Campbell to a coast packing house.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Sands and chil- dren of Phoenix, came in the first of the week and will leave today for the famous Hopi snab, dance at Hote- villa
 Miss Cornelia DoGkstader of the Normal faculty leaves for Los An geles this morning for months va cation between now and the winter term.
 Miss Freda Johnson, who is to fill the position of school and community nurse again this next school year, arrived from Boston on Tuesday morning.
 Miss Elizabeth Hall has just return ed from Grand Canyon, where she visited Miss Cotton at the Fl Tovar. Miss Hall took a trip down to the river before returning home.
 c. H. Gilliland, of Phoenix, former Flagstaff baseball star, is spending short vacation here. While at Stan ford university last year, he was member of the freshman football team.
 Seneca Garcia is preaching every night at the Presbyterian church to the Spanish-speaking people of this community. He will conduct services there for two weeks longer.
 Read the big aluminium sale adver- tisement on another page. A week from tomorrow the hardware depart ment at Babbitt's will offer this ware at remarkable prices. Many things usually sold at from 10 cents to a quarter are offered at 1c.
 Mrs. J. E. Linney, who had been here visiting her sister-in-law, Miss Annie Gertrude Linney, left for Hum- boldt on Saturday, in company with her daughter, Betty Jane. Mrs. Lin ney will go to her home in Phoenix after visiting friends in Humboldt.
 Fred Hensing, superintendent of the Oatman Amalgamated gold mine. came up from Oatman a few days ago to stay a few days with his wife at their home here. The railroad strike ran the mine out of fuel and powder, causing shutdown for a few days.
 Miss Verle Beaver, principal of the Lincoln high school at Prescott. re- turned Tuesday from La Jolla, where she has been visiting a few weeks with relatives, to receive her certifi- cate from the state school board. She will go from here to her old home in Clnclnnatl on a years leave of ab- sence.
 Erie M. Poison, republican csadi- date for the lower branch of the state legislature, and T. H. Curetor, su- perintendent of the Williams schools were up from that city on Saturday on business. Erie finds his prospects of spending the latter yart of next winter In Phoenix growing brighter every day.
 Dr. H. K. Wilson of Cooley, former iy of this city, is at yvhiteriver. con valescing from bad infection of his right hand. The doctor, usually re. sourceful, was handica pped because of the location of the infection in trying to treat it himself al d had to 20 te Whiteriver to get help from another physician.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sufea. whe had been looking up and down New Mexico during the several weeks since Frank sold his yhoto studio here tc Carl Mayhew, c;lme back to Flagstaff a few days ago and Frank, with as much pep as ever, said he may ge into business llere if he can find ar opening big erough to bob into.
 Kenneth Lennon is working in ths Sierra Nevada mountains with 7 group of surveyors, his post office address being Big Creek, Calif., al. though his main camp is 60 miles from there, while the place in which he is now located is nearly two days distance by pack train from the mair camp. A letter he wrote to his moth. CT says: "This is the only life for g fellow to lead" Kenneth may attend the California School of Technolog, at Pasadena when he gets through with his present job.