The Coconino sun., 1922-06-02

and 30. - Advertisement. ! Mir. and Mrs. Ray Bab1itt spent yesterday at Oak Creek, rrouting.
 Mrs. W. H. Wright left for Los An geles Tuesday to spend few days.
 City Marshal Bobby Burns of Will Hams was Flagstaff visitor on Mon- day.
 Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. - Advertise ment.
 Better values in "everything that men year." at Sid Gassman's.-Ad- vertisement.
 Mrs. s. O. Thompson returned from Phoenix Sunday after a visit there of several months.
 Mrs. Jeff Thompson and son Clyde, and Mrs. Cora Travis left Saturday morning for Phoenix for few weeks stay.
 Lewis Imm, proprietor of one of the amusement places at Long Beach, Calif., stopped for few days at the city camp grounds.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves and F. B. | lS"OCt"oOu OpViiJ q IC" udNS III nag staff this week, Sweeawood having a case in court. They arrived Wednes- day. Robert Taylor, Jr., returned last Thursday. Bob had been attending the New Mexico Military academy at Roswell, N. M., and is home for vaca- | tion.
 The Rev. w. H. Took and children have returned from Calumet, Okla homa, and MT. Took will conduct the services at the Federated church on Sunday.
 Mrs. Matty Wolfe from Williams, came up Wednesday morning to at- tend the trial of the Towery-Sweet- wood case in which she is one of the witnesses.
 The dance at Lake Mary Wednes- day night was much enjoyed by those in attendance. A larger dance hall will have to be erected to accommo- date the people.
 Chas. McCalmont and family from Nocozari, Sonora, Mexico, are enjoy ing the beauties of the camp grounds. Me McCalmont is cashier of the Phelps-Dodge corporation.
 'I would not take $1 ,000 for what that wonderful Tanlac medicine has done for me-" said Mrs. Hattie Lutes, of Lexington, Kentucky. Sold by the Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Advertise- ment.
 Mrs. Naomi Telford, Miss Gladys Chaffin and Mrs. Anna Redwood, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, the mother and two nieces of Mrs. L. K. Hall, of the Weatherford Hotel, are here on a visit to Mrs. Hall.
 Ira Hart came up from his cattle ranges the first of the week, and will make this his headquarters again this summer. Mrs. Hart and the lit tie one, who are visiting in Los An geles, will be here before long.
 Chet Black has moved the meat de- partment to the front of his grocery store, near the window, where the passers-by can get a closeup of the industrious boys behind the counter, Clarence Sullivan and Elmer Hart.
 Frank Goodman and his assistants, Walter Hummer and Guy Longley, were busy the past week at Will Hams, surveying and mapping. They came up Saturday night to spend Sun day in town, returning to Williams Sunday night.
 Young Myron Rlack, son of Matt Black, narrowly escaped serious in- jury Tuesday when horse he was rid ing fell, throwing him to the ground. Myron was considerably shaken up and received few minor bruises and scratches, but no bones were broken
 F. w. Stretch and R. V. Clampitt, two Oklahoma farmers, have rented the old Fleck farm, now owned by Raudebaugh X Taylor, near Cliffs, and will farm it this year. They pro- pose to go in heavy on potatoes, be- lieving that is the surest and best paying crop.
 Oliver Raudebaugh is having a ra- dio outfit rigged up at his residence. He is having one 60-foot and one 40- foot steel enameled pole put up, mounted in a five-foot concrete base. His home is wired ready for the radio instruments which he expects will ar rive in a short time.
 Arthur M. Riordan IS very much interested in radio telephony having studied it for the past three years and is now taking an advanced course. He is having a radio set sent to him from Chicago and when it arrives will give demonstration and instruc- tion to whenever wishes it.
 Roy H. Rice, U. S. government hust- Ter, arrived this week from Topock and left again yesterday for Grand Canyon where he will put up a cable across the Colorado river and install water guage station to take daily readings of flow. MT. Rice helped install the gauge at Lees Ferry last fall.
 William, the five-year-old son of County Attorney F. M. Gold, had his 1 right leg broken between the hip and knee Tuesday morning, by falling from his coasting wagon. The little | fellow is resting comfortably at home, but feels badly because he missed 1 seeing the circus which he was going of tI,f