The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30
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 Have you tried the fresh Saratoga chips at Brooks store? Fresh, clean delicious. tf
 Mrs. Marie Gregg has accepted g position as stenographer for County Attorney F. M. Gold.
 Dr. George Bedinger's car looks real fussy now since Jack Fuss has lettered it up with neat veterinary signs.
 The Misses Ardelle and Reba Swift ger are in Los Angeles for a few weeks visit with their grandmother and other relatives.
 Bobby Rhinehart of the forest ser vice office, came in from the A. l., X T. lumber camp, few days ago to spend the week in town.
 Art Williams returned from Clark dale where he had been for a couple of weeks on business. He likes the place, but says ants are all too friend ly with visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Richmond are having their home remodelled and improved by the addition of a screen porch and new kitchen. w. B. Goble is the contractor in charge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. Lusk and MT. and Mrs. John O. Thomas and their children, returned the other day from Oak Creek, where they had been camping for two or three weeks.
 Roy Baird took Mrs. Baird to Phoe- nix Sunday for special medical at tention and a possible surgical opera tion. He returned Sunday night feel ing that the operation may be avoided.
 Miss Adrinne Joerg, who has been staying with her aunt, Mrs. D. s. Roome, is planning to spend a few weeks with relatives in California. She will return to Flagstaff later in the summer.
 Carter Jakle and Claude Phelan re- turned a few days ago from their va cation, spent in Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, where they visited relatives and had a good time gen. erally.
 Mir. and Mrs. Outward Mckinney, MT. and Mrs. J. o. Parsons, Mrs. w. H. Power, Miss Mary Power, MT. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and Earl Thomas spent Sunday at the Gap trading post, visiting Lester Power.
 Conrad Pessarra was in Tuesday from the Anderson Canyon country, proving up on his homestead. R. w., Weems and James Armstrong, the latter of Winslow, came in with him. Fine rain at Anderson Canyon.
 A. J., Sullivan and w. B. Raude- baugh returned the last of last week from Los Angeles, where they had been buying supplies for the big cele- bration the Knights of Pythias are putting on here the fourth and fifth,
 You sheSld call in at Carson's Stu dio and see the nice line of high grade portraits we make-the kind that will please you. See our line of Arizona scenes. We give 24-hour service on kodak finishing. 15 N. San Fran cisco St.
 Fred Russell is building a hand some four-room cottage on his Fort Valley ranch. It will also have a sleeping porch. W. B. Goble, the contractor, says it will be one of the handsomest ranch houses in this section.
 Jim Rupe came in from Maine on Tuesday to rest up and get his nerves soothed after his close call day or so before, when lightning struck his pants leg. Jim says it would have hit him farther up, only he saw it coming and ran.
 Fred Metz, who recently graduated from business. college in Phoenix and then brought home a charming young bride, with whom he is living at the home of her grandparents, Judge and Mrs. F. w. Perkins, is working in the accounting department at Rabbits.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Cameron, &C., companied by their son, George, and his bride, formerly Miss Mary Char lebois, left Tuesday morning for Los Angeles, where the young people will spend part of the honeymoon period and Bert and Mrs. Bert will get all the good possible out of Bert's vaca- tion.
 J. Q. Thomas has been taking charge of Professor Burkhart's classes in mental measurements and peda- gogical tests, at the Normal school summer session, during the absence of the latter. Dr. McMullen consid- CTS himself fortunate in securing Mir Thomas as a substitute, as he took work of this kind at Stanford univer- Sity under Cubberley and Herman.
 Wm. R. McClurken, Ernest Coulter and Major McCord of Phoenix, an old buddy of Macs, accompanied by three young ladies, rode part way and climbed the rest of the way to the top of the Peaks on Sunday. Bill tried feet-coasting on some of the frozen snow up there and after shoot ing downward for half a mile, landed up against some boulders that left him without breath and with numer- ous scratches and bruises.
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