The Coconino sun., 1922-06-16

Fresh buttermilk at Browns News Stand.
 Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement.
 Saratoga chips fresh, cooked in the best salad oil obtainable at Brooks store. If
 Miss Lena Mae Doyle is home on vacation from Miami where she has been teaching school.
 Joe Blumberg returned from Los Angeles Friday night last, chipper, full of pep, and still unwed.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son. - Advertisement.
 MT. and Mrs. William Rabbit ar rived from Phoenix Saturday to spend the summer where the "cool breezes blow"
 Hugh Wheat is sporting a hand some new six-cylinder Buick car, one of the carload Ed Babbitt got in last week.
 Mrs. Felix Manning, and Miss Kathleen Anderson, left for Phoenix last Saturday night to visit Mrs. Jack Crabb for few weeks.
 The large and modern Tanlac lab oratories at Dayton, Ohio, occupy co., 900 square feet of floor space. Breen. Lewis Drug Co.-Advertisement.
 You've just time to get a new tail ored suit for the Fourth. I'll guar antee to fit and please you.-John- ston Cleaning Service.-Advertise ment.
 Ira Hart left this week for Los An geleS and will return about the first of next month, bringing back his wife and baby, who have been on the coast for some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Coffin and MT. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell went to Prescott by train Saturday night to drive back a new Durant four car on Sunday to place in stock at the Will son x Coffin agency.
 Herbert Babbitt recently spent sev- eral weeks looking over the cattle ranges around Springerville, Edgar, St. Johns and other places. Herb says the ranges are becoming dry and rain is needed badly in that section.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert White returned the last of last week from Oak Creek, where they had been fishing and af- ter a few days in town will spend most of the summer camping at the nearby lakes until fall, when they ex- pect to settle here.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hensing came home the first of the week from King man, Mrs. Hensing to stay at her home here during the summer. Fred planned returning in a day or so to his duties as superintendent of the Amalgamated gold mine at Kingman.
 Mrs. w. J. Connors of San Bernar. dino, Calif., was here a few days ago for short visit with her sister, Mrs. James Ivey. Her husband had stopped off at Needles to visit his children, and when Mrs. Connors got back there she found him very sick and took him back to the coast with her.
 Mrs. Ernest Lennon leaves tomor- row for Illinois where she will visit her parents and other relatives and friends for several weeks. Her son, Kenneth Lennon, who was graduated at the Normal school this week, leaves today for Los Angeles, to join sur veying corps of the Southern Califor- mia Edison company.
 Their schools having closed for the summer, the following teachers have arrived in Flagstaff to spend their vacation at home: Miss Barbara and Miss Louise Rickel from Hayden; Miss Mary Rickel from Jerome; Miss Dorothy Jakle from Mesa; Miss Ma bel Benson from Florence; Miss Min nie Benson from Clemenceau; Miss Reba SwitZer from Phoenix, and Miss Lella Jones from Williams.
 Con Bly, who was recently hurt in an automobile accident at Ash Fork, l is able to be up and around again ana says he had narrow escape from | being crippled for life, the car passing over his legs and knocking him down. ! In falling his nose came in contact with the hard malapais rock and broke | it. (This is just as our reporter | wrote it. He didn't say into how many pieces the rock was busted.)
 R. Hunter Clarkson, with Fred l Harvey at Grand Canyon, was in | Flagstaff Wednesday looking up the | tourist business coming through this | way to the Canyon. The Harvey peo- ole have been ;axed to capacity the past month ard are contemplating | nore Improvements soon to keep up with the procession. The Harvey peo- ,le are distributing a neat letter fold 1T showing the routes to the canyon md mileage from different local points east and vest.