The Coconino sun., 1922-08-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Miss Bemetta Davis of Prescott is visiting Miss Lorena Nichols for two weeks.
 All our bottles thoroughly steriliz- ed.-Skylight City Bottling Works.- Advertisement.
 | Jimmie Lewis bought new Stude- baker special six touring automobile this week from Joe Waldhaus. Don Gilchrist, state rodent exter- minator, left Wednesday night in his car to visit Prescott and Phoenix. | Miss Irene Fredrick and Miss Elma Dickinson have returned from pleas ant vacation trip to Mormon Lake. Caesar Harvey of Douglas visited his friend, K. J. Nackard on Tuesday, and left for Prescott on Wednesday. Edgar Whipple is recovering from an infection of the left foot, but is ex- pected to be around again in a few days.
 Mrs. L. V. Dunn of Los Angeles, arrived here on Tuesday to take po- sition in the credit department at Babbitt's.
 Mrs. Vincentita Gonzales, who had been ill for several days, passed away at her home in old town early Thurs day morning.
 Mrs. George P. Samson of Winslow visited her sister, Mrs. R. H. Marine, during the weekend, returning to her home on Monday.
 | Babbitt Brothers have filed fore closure suit against George Connolly and Harrison Conrard. Frank Harri- son is plaintiffs attorney.
 Dr. J. M. Mason and family of Chandler, who had been visiting Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Richardson for sev- eral days, have returned home.
 Ed Raudebaugh has the contract for the concrete curb and gutter work along the new street paving, and has his crew at work on East Birch.
 H. E. German, scaler for the Sag inaw-Manistee Lumber company, took a lumberman's examination at the forest service office on Thursday. Bert Hoffman, who was working a, Mund's park, came to town on Fri day, and c. E. LaRue employed him as a mechanic in the Flagstaff gar age.
 M. A. Black brought in fine sam- pie of new potatoes to The Sun office this week, showing exclusively there will be a good crop in that vicinity this year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Greenlaw, Mrs. w. D. Draine, Miss Amanda Stork and H. B. Nay went to the Grand Canyon on Saturday, returning to Flagstaff on Sunday.
 E. L. Mercer drove to the vicinity of the Navajo Copper company on Tuesday,. Preston Mercer is work ing at the trading post located at the gap, near the copper company.
 Mrs. Martha Mercer is still in Phoenix with her daughter, Valeria, who was seriously i'll, but is now mak- ing steady improvement. They ex- pect to return to Flagstaff on Sep tember 15.
 Layton w. Bailey and family, ac- companied by Mrs. Stuart V. Camp bell and Miss Florence E.. Berchtold, went to Oak Creek on Tuesday. AL though it rained little in the after noon, roads were in perfect condition.
 Flagstaff Battery ID" expects to leave on the 2Sth for Fort Bliss, Fl Paso, as per schedule, to put in two weeks at the summer encampment, and intend to get back to Flagstaff on September II, in time to vote in the primaries.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Greenlaw, Miss Amanda Stork, Mrs. w. D. Draine and Horace Nay were visitors at Grand Canyon Sunday. The weather dripped on them at this end of the route some but did not destroy the joy of the journey.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Clarke and Pro- lessor and Mrs. E. F. Honn, who had been here from Warren visiting Mir. and Mrs. Clarke, went to the Petri- fled forest last Friday. Mir. and Mrs. Clarke returned on Sunday, the others going back to Warren.
 Miss Ella L. Bates, registered nurse, and Miss c. Valenzuela, repre- senting the child hygiene division of the Arizona state board of health, whose head office is in Phoenix, have been in Flagstaff during the past week in the interests of that organ ixation.
 Miss Agnes Switzer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer, is very ill with appendicitis. She has been under the care of doctor for more than a week. The family have the sympathy of their friends, which means everybody in this section of the country, and their sincere hope that the young woman will soon re- cover.
 Visitors here: Clarence Gale, J. P. Kerley, Tuba; Rev. H. B. Blakeley and wife, Kingman; Mir. J. J. and Miss Dorothy Shauver, J.S.O Osterman, Peach Springs; Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Urban; L. w. Grieseke, L. M. Harrison, Rog- CT Hunt, Carl G. Earth, Jr., Phoenix; D. s. Mcleod, Miami; Mrs. c. N. Sharffer, Patagonia; MT. and Mrs. John Lee, Bellemont.
 Editor Fred s. Breen of The Sun, may be reported by Wild Bill Stuart of the Prescott Courier as captured criminal, for when he was marooned by the railroad strike at Tucson, he