The Coconino sun., 1922-09-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

1 Better merchandise for less, at Sid Gassman's.
 Those delicious Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.--Advertisement. : Miss Anna Hult was the guest of Mrs. George w. Negray during the week.
 Have you tried the fresh Saratoga chips at Brooks store? Fresh, clean, : delicious. If P. H. Hays, well-known Phoenix at torney, has been here for several days resting his fan hand. George Fleming got home the first of the week from business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 l.. D. Smith has been in charge of c. D. Richardson's curio store during the latter's absence in the southern part of the state.
 Bob Perkins, stockman and rancher down near Loys, was in town Mon day, Mrs. Perkins accompanying him to do some necessary shopping.
 Miss Helen Leffert, who visited Mrs. A. J. Sullivan last week, left for Grand Canyon on Wednesday and is now on the way to he home in San Diego.
 Keith Warren, manager of the trad ing post at Kayenta, came in Sunday afternoon to steal Dr. E. s. Miller away for few days fishing at Nor mon Lake.
 Austin Brown was appointed super intendent of Sunday school at the Federated church, to fill the vacancy caused by the absence of Prof. J. F. Walker, who is now in California.
 George Kingdom, general superin- tendent of the United Verde Exten- sion copper mine was in Flagstaff on Wednesday. He made a visit to the sawmill at Riordan and left yesterday by auto with his party for Gallup to inspect coal mine owned there by his company.
 Frank Keeffe has bought the John Zalaha home in the northeast part of town and he and Mrs. Keeffe will soon move there. MT. and Mrs. Err nest Lennon, who are now living there, will move to the new house re- gently built in that section by David Babbitt.
 E. c. Slipher, of the Lowell obser- vatory, who left for the east about two weeks ago, recently visited Will Hams Bay, Wis, where he addressed a meeting of astronomers. Mrs. Sli- pher and little daughter Capella, left for the east during the early part of the week and will meet MT. Slipher in Chicago.
 Ferdinand Hespich, who fell and seriously injured his head and back while doing masonry work on the new Odd Fellows home, is feeling pretty rotten and has decided that he had better take 1t easy for few weeks. Some of these guys when they get near seventy and fall a mere twenty feet or so, think it's good reason for babying themselves.
 MT. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell left this week for Tucson, where both plan taking year at the University of Arizona. Stuart will major in eco monies and then go to Harvard for a course in finance. He gave up his work at the Arizona Central bank the first of this week. The good wishes of the community follow these fine young people, whose departure is a loss to Flagstaff.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Keeffe returned the last of last week from Los An geles, where they had taken their little son who, at the White Memorial hospital, last week underwent the fi- nal one of series of operations to correct deformity of his feet. The operation, it is believed, was success ful, though the little fellow will have to remain in the hospital several weeks longer. Which he says is all right with him, because he wouldn't for the world let dad know he ever felt like complaining.
 J. A. Adams, J. D. Jones, c. L. Lin coin and Supervisor E. G. Miller of the forest service were at the ex- treme northwest corner of the Coco nino forest last Friday, going through Dead Mans wash, and returning by the Tolchaco road on Saturday. On the way home something went wrong with the car making it necessary to travel 40 miles in low. While climb ing cinder hills where there was no road the party saw the tracks made by J. G. Verkamp's and Ken Max wells car on the famous trip they made four years ago, when they got stuck on cinder hill and had to car " lumber to make a new road. Ac-