The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01

Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.--Advertisement. Harry Embach is in Winslow on business and will return to Flagstaff this weekend.
 Charlie Wilkinson, son of Mrs Frank DuFrain, is now clerking al the Dresswell Shop.
 Miss Dorothy Jakle left on Monday | for Bisbee, where she will teach in the public schools. Miss Jakle taught at Mesa last year.
 Charlie Clark, who went to Los An geles last week with shipment of sheep for George Campbell, returned the first of the week.
 Willie P. Williams, 32, and Blanche E. Rees, 22, both of Williams, got a marriage license this week from Coun- ty Clerk Tom L. Rees.
 Miss Clara Wheeler of the Normal training school will spend her vaca- tion in New England, visiting rela. tives in the various states. | Ewing H. Rauch, 23, and Merle C. Lucy, 22, the former of Williams and the latter from Lincoln, Ark, were married here by Judge J. E. Jones. Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Gunter left on Sunday for Porterville, California where Prof. Gunter will be in charge of the science department of the high school
 MT. and Mrs. Roy McFate, who lived here while attending the Normal for the last year and half, will soon go to Los Angeles, where MT. McFate will study dentistry.
 The Misses Olive and Hattie Huber, who spent the summer at the home of MT. and Mrs. George H. Crosby, will return home to Mesa tomor- row. Miss Olive will teach in Mesa. Mrs. George Cameron, who under went an operation for appendicitis at Mercy hospital last week, is making steady improvement, and will prob ably be taken to her home during the latter part of this week.
 When a lady visitor to Flagstaff likes the place so we'll that she can't take time from her sightseeing and visiting to change her stockings un- til she's in an automobile on her way to take the train, she likes it.
 Miss Ella l.. Bates and Miss c. Valenzuela held a meeting at Doney Park on Tuesday in the interests of the child hygiene division of the state board of health. Miss Bates and Miss Valenzuela are now in Will Hams.
 The friends of Miss Agnes Switzer are pleased to hear that she is doing we'll after a serious operation for ap- pendicitis. It is not yet known when she will be removed to her home from Mercy hospital where she is conval- escing.
 All of the sisters of St. Anthony's academy have returned, after having attended the retreat and summer school in Bernalillo and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Students and teachers will resume work at the academy on September 5.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Croxen left on Monday in their car to return to Fred's job as boss of the Reno forest ranger station, near Roosevelt. Mrs. Croxen had been here for several weeks, visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Lamport.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kendall and Miss Sadie Kendall of Meridian, Miss, left for their home on Monday, after having had a pleasant vacation in this locality, visiting their relatives, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Ormond, MT. and Mrs. F.. H. Wheat, Mir. and Mrs. Hu- bert Hill and Wm. Harover. Fred Hespich, who is working on the Odd Fellows building, lost his footing while descending from scaf- fold on Wednesday morning, and in- jured his forehead and one of the fin gers of his left hand. Not serious as he fell only four feet. Don't do | it again, Fred; you're too good citi- zen to take chances pumping your bean thataway.
 Marcelino Pino, and another, trying to add little red to the drab monot- ony of existence, climbed the roof of the south side pool hall Tuesday nigh, while a Spanish-American birthday celebration was going on below, and emptied their six-guns into the air Pino was arrested but refused to give the name of his partner, who, he said couldn't afford to stand the gaff be. cause of his dependants. Pino stood the gaff before Police Magistrate s B. Gilliland-S60 worth. Ed Webster, who drove an Oakland car from the Grand Canyon to go ts the snake dance, had hard luck, as ht broke two wheels. The second ont to break was the left rear wheel which gave out about five miles thi. side of Oraibi. Webster got an olt
 Ford wheel at Oraibi and tried tc adjust it to the axle of his car. Those who passed him helped him out witt
 water and provisions and it is ex l pected that he will be in Flagstaff toward the end of the week. While Webster was in Oraibi getting sub
 stitute wheel, someone stole his ex tra tire.