The Coconino sun., 1922-05-19

Our regular big value Overaiis $1.25 at Sid Gassman's. Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement. Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. - Advertise ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Poison drove up from Williams Saturday in their new Maxwell.
 St. Margaret's Guild ladies ask you to see "The Woman in His House."
 at Orpheum tonight.
 Tuesday Justice R. J. Kidd united | in marriage John D. Matteson, q, Of Clovis, Calif., to Thelma H. Reed, IS, Williams, Arizona.
 You can have a splendid appetite, perfect digestion and sound, restful Sleep by taking Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.--Advertisement. Mrs. Geo. Mccormick arrived home from Phoenix Saturday morning. Mrs. Mccormick has been in St. Joseph's hospital for the past three weeks for treatment.
 Mrs. Johnny Love came up last week from the family winter home at Oak creek to spend the summer here. Her husband had come up few weeks ago.
 + The vaudeville at the Orpheum Monday night made a hit with all who attended. The four acts were from the Bert Levy Los Angeles Hip podrome talent, and were high-class. Clarence Pulliam, Dr. A. J. Mackey Capt. Arthur and the Misses Mosen, Pancake and Taber visited Grand Canyon Saturday and Sunday and made the descent of Bright Angel trail.
 Miss Dorothy Shurtleff, of New York City, who had been visiting in Phoenix, arrived here Monday eve ming to visit for a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, after which she will return east.
 The honor of catching the largest bass in Lake Mary last Sunday lies between Harold Cameron and Ed Bab- bitt. Harold says his fish weighed about three pounds and Ed says his was between three and seven pounds in weight.
 Charles Spencer returned the other day from New Mexico, where he had been for several weeks making addi-
 tional preparations toward further de velopment of the Spencer Crater
 Lake and associated water develop ment projects.
 Miss Retta Beasley, who had been spending the greater part of the win ter with friends and relatives in Au-
 berry, Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points, returned on Tuesday.
 On her way home she stopped off for
 a few days visit in Kingman.
 George Black, IT,, accompanied by G. w. Newman, drove last week to
 Carkdale to get the top for Bob
 Garing's new Chevrolet auto truck,
 which by mistake had been shipped there. The storm compelled them to come back by way of Jerome Junc- tion and Ash Fork.
 George Harrington, superintendent of the Flagstaff Electric Light com-
 pany, came in Wednesday morning after a months visit with his parents at Lawrence, Kans. George is look ing and feeling fine and says he had a great visit with the folks and friends back home.
 | Arthur Foster, E. c. Mills, c. w. Sullivan and Doc Wyatt visited the Williams I. o. o. F. lodge yesterday, coming back with several yards of strawberry shortcake apiece in their bread baskets and nine new applica- tions for admission into the Encamp- ment in their pockets.
 The summer rate for water used | on gardens and lawns went into effect ] the first of the month. This rate is granted all who sign up for it at city hall. Under it, the charge for water is the same as usual on the first 1000 gallons, namely, $50; on additional thousands the rate is 15c thousand. Mrs. R. H. Simpson, wife of the manager of the J. c. Penney Co. store, arrived on Wednesday from Kansas, where she stopped on her way from the Simpsons former home in Pennsylvania to be with MT. Simp- sons mother, during the latter's fa- tai illness. MT. and Mrs. Simpson are living in the John Lind house on North Beaver street.
 Jess Plrtyman, the road overseer for the Oak creek section, was in town for a few days on business con- nected with the road work. MT. Pur- tyman said there was $500 appro- priated to be used on the Oak creek road between here and Sedona. They nave already cut out two lords across the creek and contemplate further im- proyement there so as to make a good road to connect with the Yavapai road from Clemenceau to Sedona.