The Coconino sun., 1922-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES

| Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks
 store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75
 and 30.--Advertisement. l Joe Frohmiller, who was ill last
 week, is again back on the job. We have some good farms for sale. Ali Dickinson & Son. = Advertise
 bent.
 1 Antonio Dominguez, 27, and Maria
 Garcia, 19, were married this week by
 Judge J. E. Jones.
 | Earl Germany, Jack Fuss and few
 others attended the moon dance at
 Moencopie on Wednesday. l J. w. Patton, who had been resting I in town for several days, returned to
 his ranch near Williams on Tuesday. Tanlac is family medicine, as good for children as it is for grown
 folks. Breen-Lewis drug store.-Ad- tvertisement. l George M. Bardin, 50, of Ashfork,
 and Elizabeth M. Seller, 35, of Chi
 cago, were married this week by Rev.
 W. H. Took.
 Mir. Kilcrease of Kayenta, one of
 the enthusiasts over the scenic won
 ders of that region, spent a day or so
 here the last of last week. MT. and Mrs. Douglas s. Roome
 spent Sunday in Ashfork visiting Mir.
 and Mrs. E. H. Schuster. Doug says
 the road is good all the way. | A. c. Mcqueen, the veteran live
 stock agent for the Santa F'e, was in
 Flagstaff Wednesday conferring with
 stockmen relative to shipments. Mrs. Earl Sisk returned Thursday evening from Phoenix, where she un- derwent an operation some weeks ago. Her health is greatly improved. w. H. Brown, manager of the Oat- man branch of the Arizona Central bank, is at Lake Mary with his fam fly. He will be here about week. Miss Viola Lucas is teaching in the Central high school of Bisbee. Her friends are expecting her to spend short time in Flagstaff next month. Wednesday afternoon, while Mana ger Douglas Gillespie of the local tel ephone office was talking to wire trouble man in Williams, lightning struck the wire, tearing it down. MT. and Mrs. E.. c. Kolb, Miss Edith Kolb and Miss Helen Harbin of the Grand Canyon, are now in Flag staff and expect to be located at the city camping grounds for about a week.
 A. s. Graham, formerly connected with the Coconino Cattle company, and who is now in Los Angeles, pass ed through Flagstaff during the lat ter part of the week, en route to Grants, N. M.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Francis, MT. and Mrs. W. B. Raudebaugh, Miss Vir- ginia M. Lockett, Mrs. Bessie Mont gomery, Jim Warnock and Billy O'Brien went to Mormon Lake Sat urday, staying there that night and Sunday.
 Chas. Morrow, who had been at the Soldiers Home in California for some time, is visiting his brother and sis ter in Winona, Washington. In a letter to Lewis Benedict he says he recently received his pension amount ing to S176.2O.
 The Flagstaff lodge Knights of Pythias was visited last Wednesday evening by J. A. Gilbert, deputy grand chancellor, who is touring the state in the interests of the order, he be- ing specially interested in the insur- ance feature of the fraternity. Gill bert recently superintended the nov ing of 'the K. P. lodge from Fort Apache to Holbrook.
 State Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls, was in Flagstaff Saturday. He had been in Winslow until then since the Monday before, keeping in touch with the railroad strike situation there. He said there had been no trouble, and there is no indication that there will be any, asserting that the people there are all good citizens and respectors of law.
 Ed Poston returned the last of last, week from Prescott, where in the fed eral court he was fined $100 on the liouor charge filed there. His bond had been forfeited by his non-appear- ance the day his case was set for nearing, put HIS dtlOEicy, NcoikC H. Crosby, succeeded in getting that part fixed up all right. His bandsmen were M. T. Piper and Al Beasley.
 In the Herr vs. Kennedy lawsuit, tried here before Judge Richard Lam- son of Prescott last week, after being ordered back from the supreme court for a new trial, Herr had to pay the costs of the new trial and accepted $81.74 from Kennedy. It involved an accounting of open accounts both ways. Judge X. N. Sleeves represent ed Herr, F. M. Gold taking care of Kennedy's interests.
 County Attorney F. M. Gold went to Williams on Monday to prosecute some Mexican section hands, and a Greek section boss working on the Grand Canyon road, who plead guilty of misdemeanors and were fined by Justice McDougall. The Mexicans had some difficulty with the Greek section boss some time ago and quit | work. The Greek got excited, and shot in their direction a number of times. No one was hurt.