The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23

Oliver Allsup has been added to the clerical staff at the John M. Clark clothing store.
 Mrs. w. F. Griffin from Grand Canyon is spending few days here visiting with friends.
 Wm. Rabbit is down in the Verde country this week looking after his cattle and ranch interests.
 Henry Albers and Douglas Giles pie returned Saturday from Phoenix, where they had gone in the interests of the Elks.
 E. Move, the father of Mrs. B. H: Mayfield, arrived from California a few days ago to spend the summer here with MT. and Mrs. Mayfield.
 c. B. Wilson, the attorney, fitting back and forth between here and Holbrook, made his second last weeks trip here on Saturday, and another one Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Hennessy this week arrived home from St. Louis, Mo-, where she is attending school, to spend the summer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hennessy.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist ar rived in Flagstaff from the south this week. MT. Gilchrist is the fatal prai- rie dog exterminator for the govern ment and has reputation among them worse than a Ku Klux.
 While winding up his awning Sat urday, the crank flew off, hitting J. c. Brown a crack in the head. He had to apply to the doctor for first aid, the latter putting several stitches in the gash caused by the swipe.
 Tommy Toho and Conf Bega, who were arrested last week charged with burglarizing John Kerley's store at Tuba City, were dismissed in Justice R. J. Kidd's court on Monday, lack of evidence being the cause of dis missal.
 pr. Brayton, the live wire who made such success of the celebra- tion in honor of the event of the com pletion of the Superior Miami state road, was in Flagstaff the first of the week, accompanied by Mrs. Bray ton. Mrs. Brayton was formerly Miss Llliidl letls, "uOSe IOlile was III Coconino county.
 A party of thirteen Knights of Pythias autoed to Williams Monday night to attend the regular meeting of the Williams lodge and invited the members and their friends to spend the Fourth of July in Flagstaff and attend the celebration. A majority of the Williams lodge members signi- fled their intention of taking in the big doings here on the fourth and fifth.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lightburne of Phoe- nix are here visiting their daughter, Miss Ruth Lightburne. Though Mrs. Lightburne has been up here very of ten in summers past, this is the first time in 30 years or so that Dr. Light bume has been here; in fact, during the last two-thirds of his 38 years residence in Phoenix he had not been away from there until he took this trip. Landing here in our hottest weather for years, he found it cool for him.
 Will s. Barnes, associate forester, of Washington, D. C., was in Flag staff couple of days the first of the week, making an inspection trip with Col. Greeley, chief forester. MT. Barnes is an old timer in Arizona and was pleased to meet many old friends on his trip. The Sun recently dug up an old picture of him of some 25 years ago. When he saw it back in Washington he was some mysti- fled as to how it happened. It was used in an early day write-up of this section of Arizona. .....
 L. E. Hart came in last week from Sedona, where he has been as- sistmg his son Ed, on his fruit ranch. MT. Hart says the fruit crop there promises to be the largest in years if weather conditions continue favorable. He also says there is a real boulevard now from Sedona to Clarkdale over which the trip can be made within an hour; that Flagstaff is missing much travel from the south because there is not a con- meeting road.