The Coconino sun., 1922-07-14

Lemon Crush in sterilized bottle.-I Advertisement.
 Fresh milk, cream and ranch but ter every day. Mrs. Allin Greenlaw. Phone 123-R-3. 5-5-tf
 Miss Allie Johnston of TeXarkana, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Har- rlson, and expects to be here for about month.
 Lester Powers came in few days ago from the Gap trading post, where he is working for Lloyd Ashley, to visit his mother, Mrs. w. H. Power. c. H. Ingels, clerk of the Fl To- var, at Grand Canyon, has his wife and little daughters here with him this week while he is serving on the jury.
 Charles E. Justice and family, of Pomona, Calif., travelling in their car to Denver, stopped here few days to visit his cousin, Carl Mayhew, the photographer.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough came up a few days ago from Phoenix to spend part at least of the summer with Mrs. McCullough's mother, Mrs. George Babbitt.
 Lucille Slayton received a bronze medal on Thursday for speed and ef- ficiency on the Underwood typewriter. This award was granted for work ac- complished at the Emerson junior high school.
 Captain l.. c. Arthur returned from a big game hunt with Charlie Miller, government hunter, on Tuesday. They were not successful in bringing down any game, although big bear got out of their way just in time.
 Carl J. Carlson, deputy regional scout executive of field department twelve of the Boy Scouts, who was here for few days in the interests of the local Scouts, left for Kingman on Thursday, en route to California.
 Astronomer o. H. Truman and Mrs. Truman will leave tomorrow in their car for California, where they will spend six weeks visiting various cit ies and taking in all that California has to offer in the way of scenery. Miss Virginia Hobart of Mesa is visiting MT. and Mrs. Walter Dick inson, arriving from the south last Saturday. The Dickinsons are plan ming to take their guest to the Grand Canyon before she returns home next week.
 Jimmie, old-young son of Mir. and Mrs. Alex Johnston, is back from Los | Angeles, where he had been visiting for several weeks. His grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt, also visiting | on the coast, will remain there a while longer.
 Superintendent B. A. Sharp of the Western Navajo School of Tuba City returned from business trip to Law renee, Kansas, on July 5, stopping off in Flagstaff long enough to see the local baseball team decisively beat Holbrook.
 Mrs. Helen Zalesky, of Cedar Rap ids, Iowa, arrived few days ago to spend the summer at the home of her son, Frank Zalesky. John N. Kucera of Cedar Rapids, on his way to the coast, accompanied her and stopped off here during the celebration. Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cameron returned Monday night by automobile from Los Angeles, where the latter young peo- pie had been honey-mooning while the young older folks had been vacation ing in movie-land, and at the beaches. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Austin w. Brown are congratulating them upon the birth of William Akin Brown on Wednesday morning at Mercy hospital. The addition to the happy family weighs six pounds, and Austin says that both Mrs. Brown and the little son are doing fine. Dr. A. J. Mackey will leave Sunday morning for the 26th annual meeting of the National Dental association in Los Angeles July IT to 21. He ex- poets to get back July 22. Dr. Mac key has been regularly elected an alternate to the convention, from the Arizona Dental society. While in Los Angeles, he will attend an im- portant meeting of the Psi Omega dental fraternity, which is the largest of it's kind in the world, and of which he was formerly treasurer.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Newton came up from Phoenix few days ago and are spending the summer here, having rented the c. w. Isham home, Mrs. Isham being in California for the summer. MT. Newton, who has been connected with the Babbitt garage at Phoenix for long time, is helping Ed Rabbit sell Fords, Bucks and Cadillacs in this section. When you see a man who has a selling glare in his eye, a busy stride and a pencil behind his ear, dodge, or he'll get you on the dotted line.
 l Rev. Clyde W. Metcaf, accompan- jed by Mrs. Metcalf, arrived in Flag staff Wednesday evening from High land Park, California, and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Tom Rees. They came by way of Prescott where they had been visiting their daugh- ter, and are on their way to Nebras- ka to spend their vacation at their
 old home. Rev. Metcalf was at one
 time pastor of the M. E. church in this city and both Rev. and Mrs. Met calf have many warm friends here
 who will be pleased to see them