The Coconino sun., 1922-01-20
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 Attorney Geo. H. Crosby spent a
 few days recently in Phoenix. Bert Babbitt left yesterday morning
 to drive to Los Angeles, where he will
 remain for several weeks.
 Special rates during January and
 February on all repair work at the
 Babbitt garage. Advertisement. Poverty of Riches" carries mes
 sage that wings straight to the heart
 of every man and woman in the world Next Tuesday night at the Orpheum
 is Elks' night, and the attraction will
 be Tom Moore in rattling Irish
 comedy, From the Ground Up." Mic Gourassas, one of the proprie- tors of the White House cafe, after
 being pretty sick for several days with
 threatened appendicitis is much bet | ter.
 Harlow Yaeger came in the last of
 the week from his Canyon Diablo
 ranch and sheep range to spend few
 days with his family, returning to the
 ranch this week.
 Cecil Lugar, who had been ticket agent here for some time, has been
 transferred to Grand Canyon. for
 which point he left on Monday. Mrs.
 Lugar will join him there after few
 weeks.
 c. L. Fleck left on Tuesday for his mining claims, north of Kingman. His nephew, MT. Mott, who had been out there with him before the holidays, is back in Chicago but will join MT. Fleck in few weeks.
 Mrs. w. M. Wilson got back to her home on Tuesday. She and MT. Will son several weeks ago went to Vicks- burg, where Mir. Wilson will remain for few weeks longer doing assess ment work on his mining claims.
 Dan Francis, clerk of the board of | supervisors, had run of hard luck yesterday. He ran into the curb at | the Normal school and took a front wheel off his car; then he lost his bull dog, Butch, and later lost 40 cents.
 Bob Taylor and Wid Raudebaugh bought two ranches last week, one in Doney Park from J. w. Strickland and the other, located out toward the Cliff Dwellings, from Grover Hutsou. The latter place is the homestead c. L. Fleck used to own.
 T. A. Riordan, member of the state university board of regents, left here Tuesday night for Tucson to attend a | meeting of the regents at which it was expected new president would be chosen to succeed Dr. won KleinSmid, | who resigned few months ago.
 If the people who have taken Tan lac were to form line of march sin gle file, this grand army would reach | clear around the American continent !, from New York to Son Francisco and | extend over 5000 miles into the Paci- | fife ocean. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Advertisement.
 Wid Raudebaugh, the real estate | and insurance guy, allows as how busi- ness must be picking up around these | parts considering that in one week he | has sold the DuFrain rooming house | and boarding business to Jack | Wetherill and almost in the same breath handled the sale of the J. w. and Grover Hutson ranches.
 Another drop on Ford cars an- the first of the week. Ed who carries several around in his pockets to supply the steady de- mand, says he hopes they don't get them down to less than dollar. be- cause that would mean he would have to carry lot of pennies and nickels Tor change, and his pockets are heavy enough now with the Fords. :
 Visitors here: Frank Trotter, Dr. ,. D. Tefferies. Pete Olson,' Williams; Bob Walton, Chas. Daze. Winslow; Tohn A. Johnson, C. Abel. E. l.. Faler. II Dewitt, c. A. Mclean, c. K. ,retherton. R. L. Austin, Phoenix; A. 4. Wells, Valentine; MT. and Mrs. I. !. Cockroft, Lees Ferry; MT. and Mrs. '. w. Knight, Navajo Copper camp: '. J. Hudspeth, Seligman; I. N. Duff nd wife. Cameron; MT. and Mrs. B. Wood, Ash Fork; R. F. Morgan, Elmer { yelson, Grand Canyon.