The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Dr. George Bedinger is driving a new Ford touring car.
 Jack Diamond visited his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Campbell, in Ashfork on Wednesday.
 All our bottles thoroughly steriliz- ed.-Skylight City Bottling Works Advertisement.
 Mrs. Remigius Hook returned on Sunday from Winslow, where Mrs, Hook had been visiting friends. Sherman Schwarz is spending few days on the ranch owned by his broth CT, Carr H. Schwarz, at Dead Mans Flat.
 Flagstaff visitors: w. E. Lair, St. Josephs; Merton J. Spencer, Phoenix; A. Kritt, Tuba City; Alice 1. Anson, Tucson.
 Roy Tram returned on Wednesday evening from Garland Prairie, where he developed muscle working on his fathers ranch.
 Miss June Charlebois may attend the Immaculate Heart college in Hol- lywood, California, when school opens there this month.
 Tom Drumm and Dave Ffnney drove in Wednesday from the Stone man Lake country with load of fruit from Dave's place.
 M. I. Powers shipped two carloads of lambs this week and Ramon Also three carloads, all of them going to the Standard Packing Co.,, Los An geles.
 Judge J. E. Jones yesterday grant ed Jessie Shelley, who owns fine ranch in Garland Prairie, a divorce from Frank E. Shelley, on the grounds of desertion.
 Mrs. Hudgen's mother, Mrs. R. R. Johnson, arrived home on No. 9 We'd nesday from Raton, New Mexico, where she has been visiting the past three months.
 Al Beasley went to Florence Sun day as deputy speciale to Sheriff w. A. Campbell, who took four men to the pen. Campbell and Beasley re- turned Tuesday.
 Judge N. G. Layton arrived from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon, af- ter having spent several weeks in Cal ifornia. All of his friends are glad to have him with them again.
 W. E. Mauger, a prominent wool buyer of Albuquerque, who spent part of his vacation at the Flagstaff camp ing ground with his family, returned to his home on Wednesday.
 Frank Patton, one of the republican candidates for sheriff, and George Mccormick, were up in the Fredonia country for several days at voter rodeo. getting home this week.
 The Coconino Farm Bureau Mar keting association will have a dinner at the Spring Valley school on Sun day, when the members will make fur ther arrangements toward erecting po- tato warehouses.
 Miss Lena Pratt of Pueblo, Colo, arrived here on Tuesday, and is wis., iting her sister, Mrs. Cecil Devaney, city librarian. Miss Pratt will be here a week and expects to visit the Grand Canyon before her return to Colorado.
 Sam Hutchison, Black Bill Park spud expert, was in town this week. He and his brother Henry have 160 acres of fine potatoes on their two ranches this summer and indications are that they will be hauling the crop away until spring.
 Loran Savage, who works in the shoe repairing department at Swift zer's, will leave with Mrs. Savage on Sunday for Panguitch, Utah. They will travel by the way of Lees Ferry and expect to return in two weeks. Mrs. Savage's mother lives at Pan guitch.
 Dr. A. E. Douglass came up from Tucson by auto arriving here Sunday to join Mrs. Douglass. He expects to make a trip over into New Mexico for couple of weeks visiting old ruins for more scientific information. He has been gathering data of ancient ruins for many years.
 Ralph Davis, adjutant of Mark A. Moore Post of the American Legion of Flagstaff, received the following telegram from Senator Ralph Cam erOn on Wednesday,: Reclamation amendment adjusted compensation bill adopted by overwhelming ma jority. Passage of bill assured" MT. and Mrs. Jimmie Swinnerton expected to leave on Tuesday to spend few weeks at Grand Canyon, but postponed the trip temporarily be- cause of the illness of Mrs. Swimmer ton, who was taken ill while they were out in the country around Kay enta. They are at the Weatherford Merwin Schwarz returned from Fort Bliss, Tex, where he was 8 member of Troop A of the c. M. T. C. cavalry from July 26 to August 26 Merwin, who is student at Emerson 1 school, had a great time, although he had plenty of work to do also. He completed the fred" course, and as he l is planning to go to training camp again next year, he will be made 2 corporal. He won craftsmanship cer. tificates in rifle and pistol practice.