The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12

taxi business with his big Cadillac. Order slabs now for next winter.
 Rates. Frank Bennett. -- Advertise
 ment.
 Walter Hummer is helping Frank
 Goodman draw up some plans, plats
 and specifications.
 |! May festival by Woman's club,
 Normal tennis courts, May 12, 5:3O
 p. m. to midnight. Dinner 50c. l Mrs. P. l.. Zion presented her
 spouse with a son on Tuesday, and
 now Peter wears a broad smile. Mothers Day is May IA. Have
 complete line of Mothers Day Cards and Notices. - J. c. Browns News stand.
 M. N. Perkins, president and mana
 ger of the Johnson Cattle company,
 of Williams, was up for a day on busi- ness the last of last week. Dave Joy, night marshal for the past five months, resigned his posi- tion last Saturday and Jim Byron was appointed to fill the vacancy. John Pollard, the sheep shearer, has just returned from Kingman after an absence of two months. He sheared about 10000 head of sheep for Colin Campbell and the Grand Canyon Cat tic Go.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual state convention at No gales, commencing May 15. F. A. Chisholm and Henry Albers have been appointed to represent the local council at the convention. Mrs. w. F. dagger, who had been at Kingman visiting for few days, returned the first of the week for another short visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred J. Lusk, before returning to her home at Roswell, N. M. At a meeting of the democratic central committee, held at Flagstaff May 9, Lou Charlebois, John Hen messy and Ed McGonigle were elect ed to serve as delegates to the state meeting to be held at Tucson next Monday. The delegates will leave Saturday or Sunday.
 Albert and John Allen, who have been in the county jail for the past few weeks, charged with stealing oats from the barn of Mrs. Coleman at Garland Prairie, gave bond in the sum of $1 ,000 each the other day and were released from custody, pending their trial at next term of the super for court.
 The practice target shoot scheduled to take place last Sunday by Battery ID" was postponed, but Captain Pull liam states that it will be held next Sunday afternoon on the Lake Mary road, that the Battery boys will be out in full force with the 75s and that record for target practice with shrapnel is looked for.
 J. J. McKillip, the genial general manager of a long string of J. c. Penney stores in Arizona, was in Flagstaff Sunday accompanied by Willis Dillworth, of Beloit, Kansas, an old-time friend who has been spend- ing the winter in Phoenix. MT. Dill worth is an old-time chum of Charles Hillebrandt of The Sun staff.
 Dr. R. O.. Raymond, whose civic pride and thoughtfulness for others have been so frequently manifested, has just got in lot of sturdy black walnut trees which he has been dis tributing around among many of his friends. If quarter of them grow it will add a good deal to the appear ance of the town and of many of our homes.
 The cleanliness meeting at Chin Chun Chan hall last Friday night was well attended. Miss Bouton, Mrs. Caring, Fred Caring, J. Edward Priest and others addressed the au- dience in the interest of cleanliness and how to annihilate the fly, and the reasons for so doing. Lantern slides were used to illustrate the points brought out by the speakers.
 The Sun requests all who have rush printing of any kind in view to get it to The Sun office right now; otherwise you may be disappointed as our presses in a day or so will be tied up in big run that cannot be taken off under any circumstances, until finished. If you have any rush job in mind, bring it in as soon as you read this, or we may have to dis appoint you.
 Evangelists Thos. Adams and M. B. Simmons and wife will commence a series of revival meetings in large tent at the corner of Park street and Birch avenue on May IA. Mir. Adams is a member of the First Christian church and is said to be fine speak CT, while MT. Simmons and wife are musicians of note. Rev. La Rowe was instrumental in getting these workers here.