The Coconino sun., 1922-09-08
LOCAL BREVTTIES
Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store. @
 Joe Moore is working for the Light ming Delivery company.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 76 and 30.--Advertisement.
 | Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.--Advertisement. A new shipment of goods received which will be on display tomorrow at the Powers Hat Shop.--Advertisement Mrs. Eva Swandke, with her daugh- | ter, Wanda and son Carson, left for her home in Muscatine, Iowa on Sun day, after having spent several weeks here.
 Albert Dillman, who had been showing Warren Bros. how to get ready for paving, left Tuesday to | pursue the potato bug on the home ranch at Kendrick Park.
 Miss Ruth Latimer of the Normal faculty, who since school closed had been the guest of Mrs. P. H. Nelson, will leave for Chicago and New York on Saturday, to study at Columbia university.
 Chet Black, Jr., has his windpipe working all right again. He got a kernel of green corn down the wrong way and for nearly two days it re- fused all invitations to come out. But it finally yielded. Miss Vivian Spellmire of Williams, who is well known here, left on Fri day for Chicago, where she will enter a dramatic school. Miss Spellmire formerly attended a school of this kind in Los Angeles.
 i MT. and Mrs. Joseph Babbitt went to Pine on Monday to visit friends there, returning to Flagstaff on Tuesday, with Mrs. Babbitt's mother, Mrs. J. M. Schuele, who may remain here for an extended visit. Bill Hollar, boss of Normal grounds, broke his right arm again on Sunday, cranking an automobile. Almost exactly a year ago Bill had a similar accident, breaking the same arm. He hopes this will not be an annual event.
 Mrs. c. w. Isham and little chil- dren, who spent the summer in Cal ifornia, got home the last of last week and Charlie is gradually getting on speaking terms again with the people around here, who vote him a crab when he baching.
 Jack Robinson, former Flagstaff boy, who had been attending school in Kansas City for some time, is now travelling for the Kellogg cereal food people and drove his sales car into town the last of last week for a cou- pie of days work here. He is cover ing the whole state.
 John Kennedy, who attended the last university summer school held in Flagstaff, will attend the next session of the University of Arizona, which begins about the middle of the month. Kennedy has unusual ability in mus ical lines and may major in musical composition at the university. Kenneth Pickrell, who has been as- sistant to M. E. Musgrave of the government biological survey, has been detailed to take charge of the predatory animal work in the state of Michigan for three months, after which time he will return to Arizona and take up his duties in Flagstaff. Pickrell has done much good work in the extermination of predatory ani- mals in this state.
 MT. and Mrs. Cockcroft and little son of Lees Ferry came in the first of the week to spend few days here. Mir. Cockcroft says the Southern Cal ifornia Edison and government en- gineers now coming down the Colo rado river on a dam reconnaissance trip, will get to the ferry about the 18th, and George Black, the Lightning Delivery man, will truck out and back lot of truck for them.
 Douglass s. Roome says to set up few inches of dashes, stars and ex- clamation marks and refer to it as his opinion of the road between Canyon Diablo and Winslow, which is the par ticular, peculiar, pettish bad stretch of road in this county. H. R. Huston, formerly of F1apstaff now of Wins