The Coconino sun., 1922-03-10

w. J. Kaup of Bellemont, was wis., itor here yesterday.
 Union Taxi Company, phones 75 and 90. = Advertisement.
 Al Smith, prominent Ashfork cat tleman, was Flagstaff visitor on Tuesday.
 Mike O'Brien of Parks passed the top O the mornin' with friends here yesterday.
 A. Henderson Stockton, the Phoenix attorney, was here on business the first of the week.
 1 G. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor; 822 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J. = Advertisement.
 Christian Endeavor Pep" meeting at Federated church, Friday (tonight) 7:3O. Come out and get some pep. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur DuFrain, who had been spending the winter in Phoenix, returned yesterday, driving up in their car.
 A. G. Sianz of Tuba City has been here for several days, his stay prolonged by an attack of the flu, from which he is about free now. l MT. and Mrs. Grover c. Hutson left on Sunday to drive to Phoenix for a visit, the coming two weeks being Mir. Hutson's vacation. E. Van Doorn, superintendent for Warren Brothers, was up from Phoe- nix part of this week looking into pros poets for paving here this summer. Mrs. J. w. Robinson and family left this week for Los Angeles, where MT. Robinson went several weeks ago and now has work at his trade, car pentering.
 | w. F. Griffin, who was recently called to Texas by the illness and death of his father, stopped off here for short time yesterday on his way l, to Grand Canyon.
 K. J. Nackard returned the last of last week from New York, where he had been for several weeks buying goods. He laid in big stock of dry goods and ready to wear. Get rid of that indigestion, stomach trouble and nervousness, build up your system and regain that lost weight. Take Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Go. = Advertisement.
 "Rimmy" Jim Giddings is pretty sore because when he recently left his wagon out in the Doney Park section, someone denuded it of double-tree, neck-yoke and few other essentials. Under-sheriff S. o. Thompson now goes around in disguise, chief part of which is big pair of colored glesses. The main idea is to protect his eyes, with which he is having great deal of trouble.
 Mrs. Sam Diamond and little daughter returned a few days ago from California, where they had been for several months visiting Mrs. Dia- mond's father, T. A. Moore, formerly of Williams and Springerville. Nora Taylor Nixon of Williams was the only one who attended the teach- ers' examination at the office of the county superintendent on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Ardelle Switzer, dep uty superintendent, conducted the ex- animation.
 Dr. M. O. Dumas, who with his fam fly is spending the winter in Santa Monica, Calif., for his health, recent ly had his tonsils removed, and it has proven beneficial. He seems to be getting along nicely and it is likely he will be back again in the spring feel ing much better.
 John M. Clark's friends here and all over the state will be glad to learn that during the last few days he has greatly improved in health and is now feeling almost we'll enough to venture out, though Dr. Raymond wants him to keep quiet little longer, at least until the weather is more settled and. warmer.
 Surprises" is the name of farce comedy the members of the Royal Neighbors of America will put on next Tuesday night at their hall over the Breen-Lewis drug store. All To- cal talent taking part, and they have rehearsed faithfully and promise a good time to all who attend, extend ing their invitation to all, whether members of the lodge or not. It is suggested that during the pres ent epidemic of flu, grip and colds, that it will be great convenience to the physicians, who are being kept busy, if those wishing a physician will let him know as early in the day as possible. Knowing early where most of their calls are to be made, the doctors can arrange their trips to prevent retracing of steps and in that way save great deal of time.
 George c. Whearer, a former we'll liked resident of Flagstaff, writes from his present home in Riverside, Calif.: "This winter has been un- usually rainy and cloudy here but s0The Sunn shines ave,-u Catnrda,r nr