The Coconino sun., 1922-06-02
By C1,af'es Sugiroe
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l. F.. POLLOCK spent part ol tihs
 week in Phoenix on business.
 Those $25 mems suits are extra val
 ues at Sid Gassman's.-Advertise'
 ment.
 NJ. E. Tackitt is painting the new | David Babbitt house on Worth AgaS'
 sig street.
 Capt. J. B. Wright and Chas
 Green left Wednesday for few days 1 fishing at Oak creek. Frank Keeffe, merchandise mana
 ger of the Babbitt stores, spent most of this week in Phoenix. J. Harry Bowen and Wm. E. Berry leave next week for Oak Creek for couple of days fishing.
 T. A. Rickel, Wm. Harover, J. M. Mertz and Grover Hutson spent Tues day admiring the wonder of the Grand Canyon.
 Edward Chambers, vice-president of the Santa Fe railroad, visited with T. A. Riordan and family Tuesday, leav- ing Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dean M. Eldredge left Wednesday for Oak Creek, to be on hand yesterday for the opening of the fishing season.
 George J. Rozen began yesterday in his new job as general assistant to Lee Carron at the Carron Motor and Implement Go. office. .D
 Miss Rosa Bouton, Northern Ari- zon home demonstration agent, re- turned Monday evening from a trip through Navajo county.
 Lee Carron recently sold Chevrolet cars to Wick Thompson, Walter Ste venson, Wm. Lannon, Ben Wilson of Kayenta, Al Dunklin and Pete Linde- mann.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Babbitt were among those who took cogniZance of the opening of the trout fishing sea- son by spending yesterday at Oak Creek.
 J. c. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, left last week for Los Angeles where Mrs. Do- Ian is visiting, and will be back the first of next week.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Pickerell of Phoenix, parents of Mir. and Mrs. Charles W. Isham, arrived here last week to spend a few weeks visiting MT. and Mrs. Isham,
 Dr. Boulin, of St. Johns, passed through Flagstaff Saturday after a visit to the Grand Canyon, where he met his brother, E. R. Boulin, who has been resident of South America for the past ten years. The doctor is well known here.
 Jim Warnock, Jim Seal, George T. Harrington, T. F.. Pollock, Ben Doney and Joe Sch m i d t were among the fortunate swains, embraced and kissed by the Amazon at the cir GUS on Tuesday. They stood the or deal blushingly but manfulIy and with the gleeful approval of the specta- tors.
 The G. A. R., Spanish American and World War veterans and the Ladies' Auxiliary desire to thank all who aid ed and participated in making Me- morial day such a success, and espec- ially do they thank Judge s. B. Gil- liland, Mrs. F. A. Morse and Mrs. Ray Curtis for their good work in getting up the program.
 Rafiliea Barierae and another Mexican were driving east on the Grand Canyon road near the Johnson ranch, about three miles from town, When the wishbone on the car broke, throwing Barierae out and breaking his right leg above the knee. He was removed to the county hospital where his leg was set. Barierae is 32 years of age.
 The contractors began on Monday to erect the bungalows at the city camp grounds for the accommodation of the army students who will be here early in June. The bungalows will be placed on the mesa, west of the tourist camp grounds. Bath houses will also be erected at the sewer connections made, and everything possible done for the com- fort and convenience of tourists and students.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk came up the first of the week from their Canyon Diablo ranch home to attend the special Eastern Star meet ing on Monday night; then left dur ing the week for several days outing at Oak creek, where they have sum- mer home. They do not intend to stay at their home here this summer, but will spend most of the time at Canyon Diablo. MT. Woolfolk has had fine season with his sheep, lambing big increase and selling the spring clip at good price.
 Judge F. w. Perkins, assistant at torney general of the state, came up on Tuesday morning from Phoenix. Mrs. Perkins and their daughter, Mrs. G. A. Pearson, and children, who had been spending the winter in Phoenix, were brought up later this week by Mir. Pearson, in his car, to spend the summer at their homes here. MT. Pearson had been in New Mexico for few days, going from thora tn Db boa,,.v