The Coconino sun., 1922-01-13
THE COCONINo SUN

Mrs. Barbara England, who spent several months in her old home in Germany, is back on American soil.
 Special rates during January and February on all repair work at the Rabbit garage. Advertisement.
 Judge George H. Crosby spent sey- eral days recently in Holbrook, Ea. ger and other towns in that section
 Mrs. o. A. Jones, mother of Mrs. i Wm. Rudd, will leave this week for St. Louis, later going to Ohio, visit l ing her sons.
 Emory Valerius, formerly of St. Louis, has been added to the force of the First National bank, working in the stenographic department.
 Mrs. John Zalaha and children ar- rived this week for visit with her mother, Mrs. c. N. Baty, John is 1 expected up from Cooley today. | Charlie Dutton came up from King man on business, sparing enough time to visit with some of his many 1 friends here, and returning yesterday. Carl Anderson and Joe Ritchie came up from St. Johns the other day, visiting here a short while and then going on to Los Angeles, to school.
 If you once give Tanlac an honest trial, you will add your voice to the thousands of others who are praising it. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Adver- tisement.
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 If you miss Goldwyn's Poverty of Riches," you will miss one of the out standing pictures of the year. At the Orpheum next Friday, Jan. 20. - Advertisement,
 For Rent. = Attractive, modern house in good part of town, suited to small family. Inquire Johnston Cleaning Service.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock went to Los Angeles Tuesday morning, MT. Pollock partly on business and Mrs. Pollock to visit her father, sister and brother, residents there.
 Mrs. E. F. c. Wilson, secretary to P. J. Moran, was thrown from the sled while coasting the latter part of last week, loosening two ribs and badly wrenching her shoulder. Leslie Kelly, who had been con. nected with the mechanical depart ment of The Sun for some time, left this week for San Francisco, where he has a position as linotype optrator.
 Says Harry c. Steckel, writing from Pawhuska, Oklahoma, where he is in the government employ, The Sun is worth many times the price of subscription. Much oblige, Harry.
 County farm agent Francis A. Chisholm and chairman of supervisors Fred Caring are among those who plan to attend the Farm and Home week celebration at Tucson next week.
 Jerome Rozen, who has been stud ent at the Chocago Art institute for several years, arrived home the last of last week for short visit, intend ing to return to his art studies in a few weeks.
 The flower seeds sent in care of The Sun by senator Ralph H. Cam eron are all gone, but there are lots of beet, onion, lettuce, radish and to- mato seeds, and if you want some, come in and get them. They're free.
 Miss Katherine Keller would be much obliged if the finder of the lost part of her fountain pen would re- turn it, and Dan Phelan would be grateful if the lady who lost the fur huff coasting on Observatory hill would call at the postoffice and get it. George Bailey, secretary of Campbell, Francis & Co.,. came up from Phoenix the first of the week to get warmed up in our dry atmos- phere and do a little after-the-first checking up. He intends going back this week. Says things in the sheep way look good for our people winter ing south.
 George Connolly and Tom Bolger arrived Tuesday morning from Phoe- nix and are opening up the big Hil- kins house at 15 East Birch avenue, which they will run as rooming and boarding establishment. They seem to be glad to get back here, partly, they said, because it is so | blamed cold and raw down in Phoe- nix.
 John M. Clark is laid up at his home and the doctor has warned him that he must stay in bed for month. MT. Clark insists that week at the most will have to be the compromise, and promises when the week is up to be back at his clothing store, which is in charge of Frank Zalesky during 1 the owners illness. We all sincerely hope John makes good on his promise to come back in a week.
 Wm. Dodgen, rancher east of here who came up from Phoenix the other day to stay few days, has engaged a Mir. White and his wife from Seat tie to run his ranches during the com ing year. MT. White, whose wife is here with him, is scientific spud and grain farmer, and Dodgen says ne will show farmers here how to raise 30( sacks of spuds to the acre = that il is being done in Colorado and Wis. 4 consin and we have better land here
 
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