The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Lemon Crush in sterilized bottle.-I Advertisement.
 Jerrie Lee was up from Williams both days during the celebration.
 c. B. Wilson spent part of last week in Phoenix and Los Angeles on busi- ness trip.
 Fresh milk, cream and ranch but ter every day. Mrs. Allin Greenlaw. Phone 123-R-3. 5-5-tf
 Mrs. Bert Haskett, who had been visiting friends in Los Angeles for some time, is now here with her hus- band.
 Adolph Uritze was brought before Judge c. B. Gilliland on Monday and fined $25 for conducting dance hall without license.
 H. s. Greenwood and family of Needles, are finding relief from the hot weather there by spending several weeks at Lake Mary.
 The Misses Reba and Ardella Swift zef returned on Saturday fsOm Los Angeles, where they had been visit ing relatives for two weeks. MT. and Mrs. Julius Aubineau ar rived here from Mesa the last of last week to spend a few days with MT. Aubineau's mother, Mrs. Fred Hensing.
 Mrs. Stanley Sykes, sitting in the grand stand during the ball game on Wednesday, was struck in the face by foul ball, being painfully, but not seriously, hurt.
 Miss Lucille Etter, who taught at Bumblebee, is spending her vacation with her parents at Deadman's Flat. She may teach in Coconino county during the coming year.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Kolb and daughter stopped here Wednesday night on their way from their home at Grand Canyon to Mormon Lake, where they will camp few days.
 School will be started at Greenlaw's logging camp on Monday, the teacher being Mrs. P. Murphy. About 15 children will attend the school, which will be in session until late in the fall. 2 Mrs. Clyde Hunnicutt and little daughter will be home tomorrow from Phoenix. Clyde has never seen the little one and is looking forward with great deal of anticipation toward his first view of his youngster.
 Sanford Rowe, residential and pol itical old-timer in this county, came in from Grand Canyon to celebrate the fourth with his many old-time l friends, who were mighty glad to see him again and sorry he doesn't get down this way oftener.
 Rev. Francis Bloy, rector of Saint Marks church in Mesa, is planning to spend his vacation in Flagstaff during the last part of July and all of Au- gust. Rev. Bloy spent his vacation here last summer also, and helped or ganize our Rotary club.
 Not able to remain away from Flagstaff during the big celebration, J. W. Simpson, James Mitchell, Steve Eek and Moses and Jacob Anspach came to town Saturday morning from Leupp, where they are working or the new government buildings.
 Mrs. H. A. Lindstrom, formerly Miss Justine Johnson, who had been here visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. August Johnson, since she and MT. Lindstrom returned from Califor- mia, went to Houck last week where she has taken up her old position as telegrapher.
 Frank Mclaughlin, son of Mrs. Ed. O'Farrell, is working again in the office of the Arizona Lumber X Timber Go. Frank had been in Wash ington, D. C., for about five years. His wife, formerly Miss Frances Baxter, a graduate of our Normal school, re- turned from Washington several weeks ago.
 Stanley Sykes says the misanthrope : that doesn't know how to fish need mt say there aren't any around here to be caught. He was told Oak Creek was all fished out, but few days ago got the limit in three hours. Then he went to Lake Mary where he pulled out a lot of bass, among them one weighing two pounds, ten ounces.
 J. A. Adams, assistant forest ser vice supervisor, states that Bakers Butte station, edge of Tonto basin near the top of Strawberry hill, has the furthest field of vision of all the lookout stations in this locality. From the butte, on clear day, one can see as far as the White mountain to the east, as far west as Pocacho Butte, beyond Kingman, and south almost to Mexico.
 "Nevvy" Smith and his wife and son came in Saturday, Nevvy return ing to his Canyon Diablo and Tol- chaco trading posts next day, Mrs Smith and son remaining here for the celebration. Mrs. Smith came here | from Detroit only few days ago and may decide to remain in the west Nevvy reports steamboat traffic greatly congested on the Little Colo rado, one of the boats running over his foot the other day while he was | Nx..r. 4 I...