The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23

AuVertlSemenC.
 Those delicious Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 The biggest value in town, bib ov- erals, $1.25 at Sid Gassma's.
 No. 153 was the winner of the Camp Fire Girls grafonoia. Now, who is 153?
 "Rimmy" Jim Giddings is in town from his ranch near Cameron t0 spend a few days.
 Everything for housekeeping ex- cept linens and comforts, at Harper's Second Hand Store.
 Dennis, Mike and Jimmie O'Brier and Clarence Sanderson were in town yesterday from Spring valley.
 Mrs. Joe Mondragon returned this week from Williams, where she had been for several days on business.
 There will be a dance at the Spring Valley school house Saturday (tomorrow) night. Everybody invit- ed.
 Miss Claire Riordan has arrived from California to spend her vacation at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Riordan.
 Mrs. Porter Fleming and daughter from the southern part of the state, are here, the daughter attending the summer Normal school.
 The community at Spring Valley expect to have an enjoyable time to- morrow night at the school house, where they will give a dance.
 Sam Finley was up from Phoenix this week. Sam has traded his big ranch west of Flagstaff to a Phoenix man for both ranch and city prop erty.
 Francis Chisholm, county agricul- tural agent, returned Saturday from his vacation at Del Norte, Colorado. He says we are ahead of the farmers in Colorado in getting in the crops.
 D. w. Gilliland of Clarkdale is here in attendance at the Indian confer ence being held at the Normal school. MT. Gilliland will spend a few weeks visiting with his cousin, Judge S. B. Gilliland, before returning to Clark dale.
 Mrs. L. w. Cress and children left Tuesday to visit relatives in Council Grove and Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Loren will go east in a short time to attend the Elks' national convention at Atlantic City and, returning will join his family in Kansas and after a few days visit return with them.
 That the Flagstaff business men are on their toes for business is dem- onstrated by local in the June num- Der of the Chevrolet Sales Speedster which stated that the Carron Motor and Implement company of Flagstaff headed the list of dealers selling the greatest number of Chevrolet cars ir May in towns of this size.
 John Kerley spent several days ir Flagstaff the later part of last week, leaving Saturday for Tuba City Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Brennan accom- panied MT. Kerley here, staying a few days longer. They were here to tes tify in the case of the two Indian! accused of robbing Kerley's store d Tuba City few weeks ago.
 Harv English tried to clean up ol Roy Perry at dance given at Gar land Prairie last Thursday night |; week ago, and was arrested for as saulting Roy and disturbing the peace In Justice Geo. McDougal's court a Williams Wednesday Harv was finet $50 and given 50 days in jail, but la ter the jail sentence was suspended.
 In the case of Sally M. Spencer vs Chas. H. Spencer in which the plain tiff asked for back alimony ant modification of the decree of divorce Judge Richard Lamson of Prescott sitting in Superior court here fo Judge J. E. Jones, ruled that MI Spencer must pay Mrs. Spencer $20I by July 1st. The modification of tn, decree was taken under advisement
 Some hundred Odd Fellows iron Flagstaff and Williams enjoyed al old-time outing near the McMillal store at the junction of the William and Grand Canyon roads on Sunday the attendance being about evenly di vided between the two towns. A sub stantial dinner was disposed of, old time history and "reminiscences take, over, jokes and quips swapped, an a general good time had by all. 1 The Misses Matoaka and Jessie Vii burn stopped here short time fe, days ago on their way to Grand Can yon. Both are connected with tn Red Cross at Whipple Barracks, Pres colt. These charming young wome have many friends here, made durin the time up to two years ago, whe they lived here, Miss Matoaka the being with the Citizens bank and he sister doing special writing for mag azines.