The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23
LOCAL BREVTTIES

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Tom Wagner of Anita was in town this week.
 Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement.
 Charles Murray came up from Will Hams Sunday to spend the day.
 We have some good farms for sale. Ali. Dickinson & Son. - Advertise ment.
 Dr. and Mrs. Tom Manning spent the weekend here with their home folks.
 The new aeroplane cloth shirts, with or without collar, $3.50 at Sid Gass- mans.
 Dan Fain, prominent cattleman of Camp Verde, was in Flagstaff for a few days on business.
 Chas. Wade and Geo. Baumgartner came up from Williams Monday to spend a few days on business.
 A. J. Sullivan and w. B. Raude- baugh left Monday for Los Angeles on business connected with our Fourth Of July celebration.
 Mrs. Jacobs arrived recently from Albuquerque to join her husband, who is employed at the Forest service road camp at Mormon Lake.
 The Jack Wetherill rooming house at Birch and Beaver was sold to MT. Blackwell on Friday by w. B. Raude- baugh, real estate and insurance.
 Ray Cowden, Will Mcclure and G. S. Suggs, cattlemen from the Salt River valley, spent a few days in Flagstaff on business, arriving on Wednesday.
 Tired, overworked, rundown men and women find in Tanlac just what tRey need to regain health and strength. Breen-Lewis Drug Co., Advertisement.
 Come to Flagstaff for the Fourth. Big celebration July and 5 under auspices Knights of Pythias. Indian and cowboy sports, auto and horse races, baseball and jazz.
 Bill O'Brien, who runs the Indian Flagstaff last week. Bill says it has been some time since he had the the pleasure of visiting here.
 E. c. F. Wilson, on vacation from the accounting department at Bab-. bitt's, left the last of last week for Los Angeles, to drive back the fam fly car, getting here with it this week.
 Dr. T. C. Moffett, national secre- tary of the Indian missions of the United States, with headquarters at New York, was visitor here last week, leaving for Tuba City Thurs day morning.
 Geo. H. Hamilton and wife, having resigned their positions at Lowell Ob- servatory, left for Prescott on Sat urday, Mir. Hamilton having some mining property near there which he will investigate.
 The Carron Motor & Implement Co. have on exhibition the first McCor- mick-Deering potato digger ever seen here. Four horses are required to pull it. Lee Carron is getting ready in time to help the farmers harvest their potatoes.
 R. H. Cochrane arrived Tuesday from Bisbee and will most likely pitch for Flagstaff Sunday at Williams. Cochrane is said to be some pitcher and will add strength to the home team just where it is most needed. He is brother of Mrs. Oliver Raude- baugh of this city.
 Billy Graham, who seven or eight hundred years ago habitated at Flag staff before the bright lights were dimmed and Volsteaded, was in the city Monday visiting old friends. Billy lived at Las Vegas, Nevada, for a number of years, but for the past year or two has been running a restaurant at Winslow.
 Boy Scout Executive L. K. Wilton left Saturday for his mothers home in Michigan, called there by a tele- gram announcing her serious illness. The Los Angeles office of the Boy Scouts of America is sending another man here to carry on the work Mr. Wilton began and which is going for ward in splendid shape.
 Pat Murphy has a new Buick four, F. C. Spencer of Grand Canyon an other one, and H. s. Stevenson, pres ident of the Palomas Land & Cattle O., whose headquarters are north of Grand Canyon, wired in reserving a Buick six, informing Ed Babbitt, chief at the Babbitt garage, that he would be here from Los Angeles in a few days to get the car.