The Coconino sun., 1922-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES
Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brook,


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 Rev. Jim ("Cowboy") Smith, went to Gallup on Saturday.
 Mems oxfords, $5.5C values for $3.95, while they last. Sid Gassman. Mrs. Isabel Havers left for Los An geles on Sunday to make her home | there.
 Don't forget, the cooked food sale tomorrow, Saturday, August 26, at Crawford's store.
 ! Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement Dad McGookin has Silas Van Zee helping him at the Emerson school to get things in readiness for the op- ening of school.
 MT. and Mrs. o. Blume of Los An geles are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Er- nest Lennon, and hope to be in Flag staff for two weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw and daughter, Dorothy; Miss Amanda Stork and Horace E. Nay visited Grand Falls on Sunday. Mrs. L. R. Hall expects a consign- ment of brook trout from the gov ernment hatchery in Colorado, and will have them planted in Oak Creek After having attended the confer ence, James Anderson and family re turned to their post of duty at Valen- | tine, where they are missionaries to the Walapai Indians.
 Joe Kerley's new building at Cedar Ridge is just about completed. It will be residence and trading post com bined and has a beautiful fireplace made out of limestone. If you want to vote in the primary election, and haven't registered, you will have to do so before 5 o'clock p. m., September 1, for the ,registra- | tion books are then closed, to remain closed until after the primaries. w. R. McClurken, district manager for northern Arizona for the Mutua | Life Insurance company, has returned from Vancouver, B. C., where he at. tended convention of representatives of his company.
 At the last meeting of the city council, street lights were ordered tt be placed at the corner of South Sar Francisco street and Dupont avenue and at the corner of the north ano south alley on Coconino avenue, be. tween Sycamore and Park streets. Mrs. John D. Oakley and son Jack, arrived recently from Philadel phia, and are visiting at Lake Mary camp with Mrs. Oakley's brother Stanley Watkins. MT. Oakley is ex pected in a few weeks and it is be, lieved will locate here permanently MT. and Mrs. Branthoover of Phoe nix are visiting MT. and Mrs. B. Hyde and will probably be in Flagstaff un til the end of the month. Miss Blanche Branthoover, who comes from Pitts burgh, and is teacher in the cit! schools there, is also visiting thu Hydes.
 The friends of Miss Duane Vai Vechten are glad to know that sh, will not return to Chicago for pos graduate work in the Chicago Art In stitute until October 1. Miss Val Vechten and her mother have beeI doing some painting in the immediate vicinity of Flagstaff during the sum mer.
 Albert Dillman came to town ol Saturday, after having worked on hi fathers ranch west of the Peaks fo several weeks. Potatoes are doin, fine in that locality, but the hay crol will not be so good. There was ,; cloudburst there on Friday, doin, slight damage to the road and to som, of the crops. Dillman will work fo Warren Brothers helping pave tn streets.
 l James Babbitt, Jr., who is enjoyin, an outing in the Buckskin mountains will return to Georgetown universit. in Washington, D. C., when school op ems. John Babbitt, who is on tn trip with his brother, will probably at tend the Loyola school in Los An geles, when it's session begins, abou the first of September. Charles an, Paul Rabbit may also attend schoo in California, but definite plans hay not been made.