The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07

1n0Se ueuclOuS SdTdtoSd ChPo "s the Brooks store.
 Mike and Jerry Duffy of Williams were here for the celebration.
 Everett Wesson, assistant to Tobe Turpin at the Shonto trading post, was one of the handsome young men celebrating here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Huggett of Chandler are here for the summer, having rent ed home. MT. Huggett is a prom inent cattleman.
 H. J. McClung, president of the Arizona Central bank, came up from Phoenix in time to take in the last day of the big show.
 Daniel Wallace is working with the road gang, east of Mormon lake, and he expects to keep thus calloused un- til the beginning of school. MT. and Mrs. John O'Farrell came in from Tuba City Monday and left Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they will spend a months vacation.
 George Black, Jr., of the Lightning Delivery, was kept on the jump all last week. He made three trips to Leupp and one around the San Fran cisco peaks.
 Miss Dessel Carlson is now at her home in Geneseo, Ill.,, where she will spend her vacation until September, when she expects to attend the Chi cago Art institute.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Lindemann and sons, Michael and Peter, spent last week at Grand Canyon. Pete was building a storehouse for Roger 5. Rice, district engineer for the U. $. geological survey.
 James B. Grand, Colorado river ex- pert and former state engineer, who was scheduled to speak here last Friday night, was suddenly called away on some important engineering work of which he is in charge.
 Mrs. c. F.. Phillips returned to Flagstaff on Wednesday from visit to Los Angeles, her daughter, Mrs. J. Ginter, and her two grandchildren, coming back with her. They will re- main here for several weeks.
 Miss Freda Johnson, Flagstaff school nurse, underwent a minor op- eration at the Massachusetts, Homeo- pathic hospital, Boston, two weeks ago. She hopes to be up and around again by the middle of the month.
 MT. and Mrs. Dewey Webber left here last night for their new home in Victoria, Texas, where both will be with MT. Phillips in the new J. c. Penney store at that point. The best wishes of many friends follow them.
 Colonel Power Conway was up from Phoenix for a few hours the last of last week, going over with Superin- tendent Robert V. Baker the paving project on the west end of Milton road, actual work on which is now well under way. Colonel Conway left Saturday for Winslow.
 ! J. F. Walker, principal of the Nor nal training school, accompanied by Mrs. Walker and Margarette, with Clemmie flaws and Olive Diggs, went to Tuba City on Friday, to spend a | few days with Vieva Walker, who is a stenographer in the office of the su. perintendent of the Western Navajo Indian school.
 Harry Nash, in the state pen al Florence for the murder of Martin F. Schwab near here two years agc and who, it was reported here last week, was out of the pen on parole, i! not on parole, but is sick in the pris on hospital, according to Undersherifi s. O. Thompson of this county, wht was in Florence last week.
 | Loren w. Cress, past exalted ruler of the local lodge of Elks and dele gate to the Atlantic City Elks' nat ional convention, left on Sunday fol the convention, after which he vii visit his old home in Kansas ant bring back his wife and children, wht are there visiting. Frances Deckel and Jimmie Turpin have charge O the tailor shop in Loren's absence.
 Mrs. E. F. Sharpless and two chil dren stopped off here few days ag' on their way from California to theil home in Ohio to visit Mrs. Sharpless sister, Mrs. J. w. Simpson, of thi city. She left again on Sunday, t, visit her old home at Mountain Air N. M., and took MT. and Mrs. Simp sons little son, Claus, who will sta. the rest of the summer at Mountain Air with his grandparents. Not much impressed by our win ming Sundays ball game, and having completely forgotten that we were t' , have Fourth of July celebration ; Roger Morse gave all attention Mon , day morning when he came dowi town to box of cigars iron . which he handed 'ern out to friend until they were all gone and he ha, to get another box. He mentioned casually, that most fine and bump tious little son had been left at hi home the night before by a stork Which completes the family, making boy and girl he and Mrs. Morse nov have.