The Coconino sun., 1922-08-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

| Lemon Crush in sterilized bottle.- Advertisement.
 Frank Stein painted the new bum galow of W. E. Devaney on North Humphrey street few days ago. Mrs. D. Hart, who had been visit ing at the home of her son, Elmer, has returned to her home in Winslow. l Miss lola V. Hopkins, who had been the guest of her aunt, Miss Rebecca Spear for the past two weeks, left yesterday for her home in Santa Bar bara, Calf.
 | MT. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger went to Oak Creek the last of last week, where Mrs. Yaeger and the children will spend a month or so at their [ summer home.
 George Fleming, who had been spending a few days here with his family, left last Friday for Los An geles to visit headquarters of the house he is travelling for.
 Miss Mabel Milligan is spending her vacation in Los Angeles, where she expects to remain until September 5, when she will return to take up her work here in the public schools.
 President L. B. McMullen of the Normal school left last night for Dem yer and Greeley, Colo, and may go as far east as Chicago before return ing, which he hopes to do next week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Draine left Wedesday morning for Oakland, Cal, called there by the serious illness of , Mir. Draine's mother, who will under go an operation as soon as her son arrives.
 D. P. Rupe, clerk of the school board at Garland Prairie, has given up his position and will make his future home in Oklahoma. Dave is one of our ranchers and the kind of man this county can ill afford to lose.
 Miss Mary Conrard, who had been an efficient operator at the local switchboard for some time, has joined the force at the postoffice. Wm. Booker, formerly top sergeant of Bat tery "D," is another hustler on the postoffice staff.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Durham re- ceived word few days ago of the birth of another little son to their son and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Durham of Douglas. This makes two boys, Junior and Jack, for Clarence and his wife.
 D. W. Stockham returned to Flag staff after having worked for the Fred Harvey company for several months, driving machine at the Grand Canyon. He will go to Doug las in a few days, where he will be employed by the Phelps-Dodge com pany.
 Ex-Governor George w. P. Hunt and Mir. and Mrs. Samuels of Phoe- nix were the guests of Tom Bolger and George Connolly at the Mansion house on Monday evening. MT. Bol- ger has been a personal friend of the distinguished visitor for a number of years.
 Douglas s. Roome, accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Hanley, Miss Ala Steen and Frank J. Hanley, drove to Grand Canyon and back on Sunday. The trip was in celebration of the completion of Mrs. Hanley's tenth year at the Normal school, where she is matron of the dining room.
 Layton W. Bailey of the Lamar & Barton Publishing company of Dallas, Tex, arrived here last Tuesday eve ming, and will be here until Wednes- day, when he and the members of his family, who have been here for sew eral weeks will go to Grand Canyon, and from there to San Diego, where they will visit relatives.
 Colonel and Mrs. George Hochderf- fer, who had been here for several weeks visiting old home folks, left a few days ago, Mrs. Hochderffer going back to New York and the Col onel going to California, where he will stay several weeks, stopping here on his way back east. Colonel Hoch- derffer is commissioned to do some big mural paintings for an eastern public building, the Grand Canyon to be the subject.