The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23

spent Friday here.
 Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement.
 Robert Koch, son of I. B. Koch, is up from Tucson on short vacation.
 Saratoga chips fresh, cooked in the best salad oil obtainable at Brooks store. If
 Have your clothes tailored to order at Sid Gassman's by Hart Schaffner & Marx.
 Dick Geyler, the potato king of Kendlick Park, was in town Wednes- day on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert White left Mon day for Mormon lake to lay in new supply of fish stories.
 George J. Fisher was in a few days ago from Garland Prairie where crops are looking and doing fine.
 Work on the San Francisco Peaks Mountain Boulevard is progressing satisfactorily, John Weatherford says.
 Stanley Watkins, lessee of the Lake Mary resort, has just purchased sev- eral saddle horses for the dse of the patrons of the resort.
 About 700 voters have registered so far in this county for primary cleo tion. They are pretty evenly divided between the two parties.
 You can bring the color to your cheeks and the sparkle of health to your eyes by taking Tanlac. Breen- Lewis Drug Co.-Advertisement.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the furniture department of the Babbittt Bros. Trading Co.,, left Monday for trip through the Indian reservation.
 Notice of appeal and appeal bond in the case of J. J. Donohue vs. Bab- bitt Bros. was filed last week with Tom L. Rees, clerk of the superior court.
 Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Brayton and daughter Dixie Lee, from Miami, Ai- zona, are here to spend the summer. Mrs. Brayton is attending the sum- mer school.
 Come to Flagstaff for the Fourth. Big celebration July and under auspices Knights of Pythias. Indian and cowboy sports, auto and horse races, baseball and jazz.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Roome, Miss Retta Beasley and Miss Jeorg spent Sunday at Oak Creek visiting MT. and Mrs. Fred Lusk and MT. and Mrs. John Q. Thomas, who are there camp ing.
 Ruby N. Mcdonald (nee Mowrey), on Wednesday applied for divorce from Jack J. Mcdonald on the grounds of desertion. Both parties are from Williams, x. N. Sleeves is counsel for plaintiff.
 TeofoIo Martinez, who had been working in Albuquerque for about two years, returned to Flagstaff a few days ago and is now behind the coun- ters at Sid Gassman's mems store. The young man has many friends here who are glad to have him back home again.
 The American Laundry, South San Francisco street, is building a frame addition and will add machinery. K. J. Nackard is putting up a new brick building of eight rooms as an addi- tion to his hotel on South San Franz cisco, to be used for light house. keeping rooms.
 Dr. B. l.. Lorance, a brother of Mrs. Tom Rees, arrived from Auburn, Nebrska, Wednesday morning. The doctor is accompanied by his two daughters, Miss Celia Lorance and Mrs. Wylie Langford, and the latters -year-old daughter, Beth. They will leave for California today. sI
 Capt. George Alkire, he of jolly, genial tonnage, came up from Phoe- nix the latter part of last week, bring ing his daughters who will attend the Normal summer school. Capt. George says that "normalcy" never bothered him in the least. He thinks it's one of the best schools and he is abnor- mally proud of it.
 c. A. Miller, s. c. Miller and J. D. Miller, stockmen from Phoenix, came in Wednesday. Charley (Lefty) Mil Ter is we'll known here, having pitched some for the Flagstaff baseball team last year. AS soon as the fans learn ed he was here they tried to induce him to remain for the season and pitch for the local nine, but business prevents.
 John Kerley's Indian Trading store at Tuba City was broken into about 20 days ago and some checks and a lot of goods taken. Indians reported that Tommy Tohone, aged IS, and Gonie Begay, aged 20, two Navajo In dians, had been seen with some of the goods. Thursday Deputy Sheriff Howard Marine went to Tuba City and hrnnph the two NaYaiOs to iail