The Coconino sun., 1922-03-31
THE COCONINO SUN

I Mrs. Harry Embach is reported much better after week or more ill., ness.
 l Diego Rodriguez, son of Juan Rod riguez, is recovering from pneumonia. Diego is messenger boy for the West ern Union.
 Mrs. George w. Harben left the first of the week for Phoenix, to join her husband, who is there for few days on business.
 | R. R. Pollock who has been spending the winter in Los Angeles, was in Flagstaff this week the guest of his brother T. E. Pollock.
 Recent visitors. J. P. Rogers, I. l.. Fletcher, w. F. Seidel, Phoenix; L. B. Britt, Williams; E. J. Marty, Winslow; lP. M. Pincetl. Holbrook.
 | Special Jackie Coogan matinee to- day (Friday) at 4 p. m. Childern 10c. Reserve your seat for tonight. Lower floor soc, Balcony 35c, children 25c. ! J. w. ("Dad") Power, who had been visiting here with his daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. H. Power, returned on We'd nesday to the Pioneers home at Pres colt.
 | Harlow Yaeger came up yesterday from his Canyon Diablo sheep ranges to spend few days with his family. He will not begin shearing until after lambing.
 Miss Vieva Walker, daughter of Professor and Mrs. J. F, Walker, left on Monday for Tuba City, where she has accepted position as stenogra- pher at the government school. | The "Lazy Nine" and the Arizona Central bank nine expect to take stock of each other in the first base ball game of the season on the local ball grounds Sunday afternoon. l Mrs. Brian Duce of Ash Fork was in Flagstaff Monday visiting her mo- ther, Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Sanford leaves this week for Seligman for an indefinite visit with her son Charles.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston and MT. and Mrs. Fred Browning motored to the Grand Falls of the Little Colorado on Sunday in Mir. Wilson's car. Roads fine out that way.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Caring re- turned Sunday evening from a visit to friends and relatives in Tucson. Immediately on returning Bob started in entertaining case of the flu, but is able to be about again.
 Sergeant J. c. Macklin of Mesa, for a long time instructor of our Battery ID" National Guard Artillery organi- zation, came up on Saturday on per sonal business and to renew friend ships, returning to Mesa this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Ives expect to leave in few days for their former home in Kansas, to remain there sev- eral months, perhaps permanently MT. Ives will go to Phoenix again be- fore going east, to consult the army surgeons.
 | If you suffer from biliousness, con- stipation, headache, nervousness, sal low complexion, loss of appetite, bad taste in mouth, Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills will certainly straight en you out. Breen-Lewis Drug Co., Advertisement.
 The Junior Music club, with Mrs. Fay in charge, will give an entertain tment tonight in the Breen-Lewis hall, the proceeds to be used in sending a delegate to the state music conven- ltion in Tucson. Admission 25c; sand wiches and coffee, 10 cents extra. 1 Mrs. Frank Leslie, who had been nursing those sick in the family of her sister, Mrs. Ben Taylor of Beaver Creek, whose husband recently died of pneumonia, returned Saturday, Infringing her sisters oldest son, who will stay here with MT. and Mrs. Les lie for a while.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt and the latter's sister, Miss Margaret Walsh went to Phoenix Friday night, Miss Walsh returning Monday. MT. and Mrs. Rabbit will go on to Tucson to visit Dave Babbitt, Jr., while Ray tries to shake off the unpleasant after effects of the flu.
 Rev. w. H. Took returned Wednes- day night from Phoenix, where he went last week with Mrs. Took to place her in the Deaconess hospital. She is slightly improved, but is in a serious condition and will have to re- main there for some time under the care of specialist.
 Charlie Miller, chief of Boy Scout work for the several far western states, and L. J. Carlson of Tucson, deputy Scout executive for Arizona, both will be at the Rotary luncheon here next Tuesday to discuss with our Rotarians the. best means of organiz- ling Scout activities here.
 l Among those who motored to Turk ley Tanks and beyond Sunday, some going to Tolchaco and Leupp, were MT. and Mrs. Burt Cameron, Frank Sufea, c. E. Phillips, Roy Cummings, U. D. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Haight, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt and Mir and Mrs. w. D. Draine
 Posse l. Bushnell, forest ranger in the Sedona section, came up Saturday because of the serious illness of his father-in-lay, David Lewis, and will return to his home on Sunday. Mrs | Rfchnol1 x.,a. ,,-oLlo Al.