The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Gassman's.
 Orange Crush in sterilized bottles. Advertisement.
 Perry Waters, cattleman of Mayer, was a visitor in town Tuesday.
 Elmer Jackson is clerking in the dry goods department at Babbitts'.
 c. D. and Mrs. Sanderson of Spring Valley, spent Saturday in Flagstaff.
 Have you tried the fresh Saratoga chips at Brooks store? Fresh, clean, delicious. tf
 County Assessor Wm. Beeson was in Williams Wednesday and Thursday on tax matters.
 Oliver Raudebaugh got big new radiophone outfit Tuesday and has it set up at his home.
 Mrs. Al Sanford and children left for Seligman on Friday last to spend the summer on their ranch.
 Frank Keeffe, general merchandise manager for the Babbitt stores sys- tenn, spent Wednesday in Williams.
 l.. c. Riley dropped work at the state road camp west of here long enough to spend yesterday in Flag staff.
 Mrs. Merle Craig was painfully, but not seriously injured last Friday eve ming at Lake Mary, by being thrown from a horse.
 Mrs. Harrington, principal of the Indian school at Albuquerque, is among those here attending the Nor mai summer school.
 Come to Flagstaff for the Fourth. Big celebration July and under auspices Knights of Pythias. Indian and cowboy sports, auto and horse rases, baseball and jazz.
 Byron A. Sharp, superintendent of the Indian school at Tuba City, &C., companied by his wife, arrived from Phoenix Sunday night. They left for home Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Stacey Hibben and little daughters, Adalynlee and Annette, of Needles, arrived in Flagstaff last week and will spend the summer with MT. and Mrs. Chas. Corey.
 An enjoyable dance with extra good music was given Wednesday night at the Odd Fellows building, East Aspen avenue, the first of series of We'd nesday and Saturday night dances.
 Douglas S. and Mrs. Roome and Miss Jeorg spent Wednesday at Grand Canyon, where they met friends from Ohio who were return. ing home on one of the Shriners' spe- cial trains.
 Judge J. E. Jones left for Holbrook Wednesday night and, occupied the bench there yesterday in the case ot the State of Arizona vs. Raymond et al, Judge J. E. Crosby having beer disqualified.
 Dr. M. o. Dumas was up from his Oak creek ranch for a few days the early part of the week. Mrs. Dumas accompanied him and will remain witt her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Fran cis, for few weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Hall, who had beer attending school in Washington, D. c and living across the line in Virginia for the last year, is home to spent vacation with her mother, Mrs. L. R Hall, of the Weatherford hotel. John J. Mccullough, young attor ney from Bisbee, is here attending | the summer school. Mr. Mccullough was the youngest member of the lat state legislature, and had long visi with Judge S. B. Gilliland, the oldes member of that body.
 Some careless camper left hi campfire burning Wednesday a Schulz Pass, necessitating a midnigh run of the forest office to that place The fire was a small one. Had i gained headway the whole Flagstaff | water shed would have been endanger ed.
 E. R. Byers of the state real es tate department, with headquarter at Phoenix, arrived Wednesday. MT Byers will spend about 10 days here visiting the many points of interes in and around Flagstaff. Mrs. Byers who accompanied him, will remain fo several months.
 w. C. Lester arrived in Flagstaff from Phoenix a few days ago. H had not been in town many hour when he learned that there was man named J. P. Lester here. Upol inquiring he found that J. P. was en gagged in hauling dirt for the fiji on the Normal grounds. He looke' him up and found him to be brothe whom he had not seen since 1907.
 Harvey Cooper, son of MT. and Mrs Justin Cooper of this city, at St. Jo seph's hospital, Phoenix, recently un derwent his third operation for mas toids in as many years. His mothe is there with him. His father wa with him during the operation. | spite of his trouble, he went to tn Phoenix grammar school while unde Dr. McLoon's observation precelin the operation and graduated with tn fourth highest standing.
 John Francis says that two fire