The Coconino sun., 1922-03-03

l w. J. Kaup of Bellemont, was wis., itor here yesterday. ,n
 Union Taxi Company, phones 75 and 1 30. = Advertisement.
 | A. G. Sianz was in from Kayenta this week and took in the Elks' dance on Tuesday night.
 1 Merville Mills left Tuesday for Kingman, where he has a job in the Arizona Central bank.
 G. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor; 822 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J. = Advertisement.
 J. Harry Bowen has been sick for several days ,at the w. s. Borum home, where he. is staying.
 | Mems bathrobes at cost for one week. See them in our windows. Were $S.50, now S5.85. Sid Gass- man. v Advertisement.
 Obie Crockett was in from Parks ,I the last of last week, to see if we had any more snow here than out there. Ht decided honors were about even.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Byrnes left this week for St. Marys, Kans., their old home, where they will make an ex- i tended visit among relatives and | friends. tc fss.4 I Dr. A. H. Schemann has been laid : up with the flu for several days, he J says as an excuse to let him try out the efficacy of that physician, heal l myself" stuff
 Hugh Wheat, secretary-treasurer of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, got back the last of last week from q business trip to Prescott, Phoenix and other cities down that way.
 l Mrs. J. H. Seay and little daughters, Dorothy, Elizabeth and Margaret. left I Wednesday night for three-months' visit with relatives of both MT. and Mrs. Seay at Sheffield, Ala. I M. I. Powers, who left more than a week ago for Los Angeles, will not be back here until after the middle of the month, planning to stop in Phoe- nix for several days in his way home. Miss Helen Branch, of the J. c. Pen- ney Go. staff, left on Wednesday for Los Angeles on two weeks vacation. Miss Branch has not been feeling well for several weeks and believes the trip will do her good.
 Miss Georgiana Bennett, who has been here for two months in charge of the Postal Telegraph office, returns the last of this week to Albuquerque to resume her former position with the Santa Fe offices. George Williams of Denver has been sent here to take charge of local Postal affairs.
 Ellsworth Kolb arrived Tuesday morning from Los Angeles where he had been for several weeks, and com- pleted arrangements for the showing of the Kolb Grand Canyon pictures to be made tonight at the Orpheum under the auspices of the local Elks. He showed the pictures last night at Williams.
 Motion picture of a thousand thrills, and lecture. Go through the awful Black Canyon with Kolb in his boat and see the swim for life in Granite Canyon rapids. First Colo rado river exploration without fatali- ty. New, thrilling, beautiful, educa- tional. At Orpheum tonight (Friday) under the auspices of the Elks.
 Mrs. T. W. Crump, wife of the veterinarian, was operated on Sunday at Mercy hospital by Dr. E. Payne Palmer of Phoenix, for chronic appendicitis. She consulted Dr. Pal mer when he was here to operate on Dr. Fronske and Tom L. Rees and the operation was decided on at that time. The patient is getting along very nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Green moved the other day to the Craig house, formerly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Harry Davis, who moved to their new home, the J. w. Robinson house on Summit avenue. MT. and Mrs. Dean Eldridge have bought the smaller. of the two Borum houses, the one Mir. and Mrs. Green moved from, and have moved in.
 Billy Switzer returned on Monday
 from Phoenix, where he left Mrs Switzer and the younger children, who will remain several weeks longer. Bil. , ly was much disappointed at not be. ing able to take in the Rotary run tc ] Florence, but his car bucked at the last minute. Then the next day he was sick and so missed attending the Rotary meeting in Phoenix. Orinn Compton and bride (former. ly Miss Vie Nay) returned the last of last week from Los Angeles, where , they had remained for few days fol. lowing the wedding at the brides home, and are now snugly ensconset in their home at Aspen avenue and Beaver street. Orinn believes his , friends will after a while leave hin
 alone long enough so that he can