The Coconino sun., 1922-07-21
LOCAL BREVITIES

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisement. We have some good farms for sale. Ali Dickinson & Son. = Advertise bent.
 Don't miss Golden Dreams" a Zane Grey picture at the Orpheum Tuesday, July 18th.
 Clean and dry fireproof building in which to store anything you want ta- ken good care of.-W. H. Switzer. Bertie Crump, the son of Dr. and Mrs. T. w. Crump, was taken very ill suddenly Wednesday noon, but is now Improving.
 David Babbitt, Jr., manager of the Babbitt automobile business at Tue son, came up the latter part of last week to spend a week or so with home folks.
 | There's no excuse for getting half sick and run down when Tanlac will make you well, sturdy and strong. Breen-Lewis Drug Store. Adver- tisement.
 Miss Rosa Bouton, farm demonstra- | tion agent for this part of the state, returned few days ago from an ex- tensive trip through Navajo and Apache counties.
 Several members of the city coun- cil and others interested in looking over the spring supplying the city reservoirs, will take a trip to that locality on Sunday.
 Merwin Schwarz was visiting his brother, c. H. Schwarz on his ranch last week. He is going to Fort Bliss, Texas, next week to attend the citi- zens' training camp.
 Two moving picture promotion schemes are now being worked out here. One, to picture local scenic points, estimated at s1 foot, another to film play, with local cast, 15 cents foot.
 The best cooks in town are helping to make the food sale conducted by St. Margaret's Guild success. Don't miss it. Saturday afternoon, July 22, from 2:30 to 5, at J. H. Crawford's store.-Advertisement.
 A tourist was arrested and taken to Williams on Tuesday, where he was fined $10 for not extinguishing his camp fire, which he built west of the Greenlaw mill. He had been warn- ed by forester to put it out before going on and had agreed to.
 Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Metcalf, pop ular former residents of Flagstaff, who had been visiting MT. and Mrs. Tom L. Rees for several days. left Sunday night for Auburn, Neb., to visit relatives. MT. Metcalf's aged father, who lives there, is seriously sick.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell, who were recently married here, went to Williams on Monday, where they will make their home, as Mir. Mitchell is in business there. Mrs. Mitchell, who was Mrs. Bozena Allen, leaves large number of friends in Flagstaff, who will miss her in club and social activ- ities.
 Miss Catherine Hillebrandt return ed to Flagstaff on the 8:30 train Fri day evening, after having had the time of her life at c. P. Mullen's ranch near Prescott. "Early to bed and early to rise," was her motto while there, as her daily horseback schedule during her two weeks vaca- tion was from 4:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
 "Dad" Power, writing from the Pic neers' Home at Prescott, says anent the new Flagstaff Lumber Company railroad to Mormon Lake: "Say, old friend, the first time I ever was at Mormon Lake, run locomotive to it. The road was then the Mineral Belt" While we have no exact dates that event occurred some thirty years or more ago.
 Marshal R. L. Neill found three au- tomobiles parked on the wrong side of the street on Monday morning, the machines belonging to the Powell Cal ifornia Boys, to members of the Prescott baseball team, and to a salesman who recently came to town. After investigation it was found that these machines had been parked prop erly the night before, but the street sweeper moved them in order to ac- complish his work thereby freeing the ownerS from hlame