The Coconino sun., 1922-09-22
LOCAL BREVTTIES

Union Taxi Company. Phones 76 and 30.--Advertisement. Coats for women, from Hart Schaff, her & Marx, at Sid Gassman's. Bring your girl to the dance at the Odd Fellows hall, Sept. 22.-Adv.
 Sam Diamond returned on Monday from a two weeks business trip to Los Angeles. Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Sykes visited their sons, Harold and Guy, at Selig- man on Sunday.
 Will and Wes Marian went to Phoe- nix the last of last week on business returning Monday.
 Mrs. Orinn Compton left yesterday for Los Angeles, to visit her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. B. Nay.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.--Advertisement.
 A fruit sale at Babbitt's curio store, on Sat, Sept. 23, from 2 to 6 p. m., by the ladies of the Altar So- ciety.-Adv.
 Wilbur Frey is attending Tucson high school, having received credit fo, the work he completed at Emerson high last term.
 Miss Mary Leedom arrived from Los Angeles yesterday, and will prob- ably take charge of her classes at Emerson on October 2.
 Hey kids! Save 20 of our CLEAN MAID bread wrappers, and return them to the Bon Ton bakery for one of our kiddy kites.--Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas S. Roorne, Mir. and Mrs. E.. K. Mccartney of Jerome, and Mrs. Robert Cree took a trip to Crater Lake on Sunday.
 Miss Katie Bean is spending her vacation at Santa Barbara Calif., and expects to return to Flagstaff soon, to take up work at Emerson school
 Harry Shill, who teaches school at Red Lake and pitches a very good brand of baseball, spent Monday and Tuesday here attending the county teachers institute.
 Miss Catherine McMullen has ar- rived in Tempe, where she will take work in the Normal school, it being her plan to stay there until the spring term, when she will return to N. A. N. S.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Wilson have had their home thoroughly remodeled and made much larger, and as soon as they get in an Arcola steam heating system will feel all fixed for cold weather.
 Mrs. Adelaide Gyber, who is visit ing the cities of the state with Mrs. D. O. Fort, modiste and milliner, got back to Flagstaff on Sunday for a three days stay, Mrs. Fort arriving Monday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger and children returned Tuesday from their summer home at Oak Creek, where they had been for several weeks, and Harlow is rustling around getting ready for the winters work on his Canyon Diablo sheep range.
 Arthur Brown left the other day to see how it seems to get his own bag gage smashed. He will visit in De- torit and in Ohio cities for five or six weeks and get limbered up for snap pier handling of the Santa Fe bag gage when he gets home again.
 Judge and Mrs. F. w. Perkins left on Monday in their car for Phoenix, where the judge has few days work to do in winding up his affairs as as- sistant state attorney general, and then he and his wife will come back here and he will do some whirlwind work in his campaign as the republi- can candidate for judge of the super for court.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lightburn and son, Elmhurst of New York, who have been spending part of the summer here, with Miss Ruth Lightburn, re- turned the latter part of last week for their home in Phoenix. Elmhurst Lightburn is a native of Phoenix, but for several years has been holding a responsible official po- sition with a large hotel company in New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Johnston got home late Wednesday night from an automobile cruise of nearly three weeks, during which they took in sew sral of the towns east, then Cooley, St. Johns, Springerville, Pine, Pay son, Roosevelt, Miami, Superior, Phoe- nix, Prescott and various other cities, meeting Flagstaff people or former Flagstaff people in every town except Payson, where they stayed only few tours at night.