The Coconino sun., 1922-05-05

Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement.
 Mrs. J. C. Brown left Monday night for Phoenix, on short busi- ness trip.
 Have your new spring suit tailored to your order, by Hart, Schaffner & Marx, at Sid Gassman's.
 May festival by Woman's club, Normal tennis courts, May 12, 5:30 p. m. to Ridnight. Dinner soc.
 Douglas Gillespie, manager of the local telephone branch, spent a few days in Prescott this week on busi- ness.
 Battery ID" postponed their shrap- nel shoot from Sunday until Sunday after next, on account of the funeral of George w. Harben.
 Earl Germany has returned from a four days trip to Lees Ferry with a party of Edison people, who had been out inspecting the Edison prof ect.
 Tanlac is splendid tonic for puny, frail, delicate children. It is purely vegetable and contains no minerals or opiates. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Advertisement.
 Through w. B. Raudebaugh's help as real-estater, Hiram Stowe has sold his ranch west of here to G. w. Cook of Stockton, Calif., who will take pos session this fall.
 City Marshal R. L. Neill and Tru- ant Officer J. D. Jackson went to Phoenix on Monday, called as wit resses in a federal investigation. They expected to be gone only day or so.
 John M. Clark, after his long sick ness, is able now to come down to his clothing store nearly every afternoon and is holding frequent receptions as friends gather to congratulate him on his reappearance.
 Ralph E. Hardy is a bona fide rancher, now having proved up on his homestead which is located at Will | Hams, Tuesday, before Tom Rees. His | witnesses were Albert w. Cook and George R. Hardy, of Williams. Al Sims was up from Lake Mary | and says the fish are biting so fast you can hardly keep your hook bait ed. There are some good-sized bass being hooked. George Negray pulled in 15 big bass one day this week. Frank DuFrain took seven of the Chautauqua entertains to Grand Can you Saturday night, leaving here about midnight and returning by way of Williams in time for the party to appear at the afternoon performance billed there.
 The county board of supervisors held their regular monthly meeting here on Monday. Billy Rittenhouse was up from Williams, and both Flagstaff members, Chairman Fred Caring and H. W. Campbell, were present.
 On Wednesday Miss Rosa Bouton, county farm home demonstration agent, and Miss Virginia Lockett, county school superintendent, visited the Indian school at Tuba City and Miss Bouton gave an interesting talk on the fly.
 A party from Winslow spent part of Tuesday and all of Wednesday talk ing in the sights and enjoying a fish ing excursion to Lake Mary. In the party were M. H. Syar and wife, Mrs. Afell, Mrs. Mead, Geo. Burns, c. D. Roundtree and J. k. Alexander. Two tourists announced here in town this week that they had just caught 146 pounds of fish in Oak creek. As there are only suckers and trout in that stream, and this isn't open season for trout, 1t is too bad that twice 146 pounds of tourists did not land in jail.
 All soldiers, sailors and marines who enlisted from Missouri are now receiving a bonus of S10 a month. Charles Kelly, F. E. Browning, Ray Prater and Robert Groves, who en- listed from there, but who have since become residents of Flagstaff, are re- ceiving the bonus.
 Quite number of tourists have begun to pass through Flagstaff, the vanguard of the hosts that will pres ently be here for the summer. Three cars from Texas stopped a day here, one of the cars being labelled "To House Rock Valley or Bust" That car was from Amarillo, Texas.
 Da Silva Council, Knights of Col umbus, will attend the Church of the Nativity in a body Sunday at 7:30 A. M. After the services breakfast will be served the members in St. Anthony's hall by the ladies of the church. A short musical program will also be given. Winslow will initiate class in the third degree Sunday af- ternoon at 3:30.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Caring, w. H. Campbell, Dr. Felix Manning, S. O. Thompson, John Francis and |, Wid Raudebaugh, who attended the good roads meeting last week at Phoenix, got home Saturday. They didn't feel that they could spare the time to take in the festivities further south this week. County Attorney Frank M. Gold and family, who also attended the meeting, got in Friday night. Sam Sweitzer, who came back here last week from Tucson, where he had been working in the Babbitt garage, has leased the building on Aspen avenue just vacated by Andy Sam sky, who has moved his plumbery to l. | l. n I