The Coconino sun., 1922-05-12
THE COCONINO SUN

I z. R. Towery of Williams, was a Flagstaff visitor Tuesday.
 ! Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement.
 May festival by Woman's club, Normal tennis courts, May 12, 5:30 p. m. to midnight. Dinner soc.
 Arthur Wilson, 35, of Phoenix, se- cured a marriage license Sunday to wed Luella Scott, AZ, of Cincinnati.
 Miss Virginia M. Lockett, county school superintendent and Miss Kath- Teen Anderson spent Sunday in Wills Hams.
 Ed Hamilton, from Williams, the livestock inspector, was in town the other day, leaving for Prescott after a short stay here.
 M. I. Powers left last week for Los Angeles, to be gone about ten days on business connected with his Atlas Fire Brick company, of that city
 County Treasurer Henry Aphold, left Thursday for his mine at Oracle, near Tucson, and from there he ex- poets to visit Mexico City, Mexico.
 E R. Overton, who was arrested at Williams charged with the theft of an auto tire, plead guilty to a misde- meanor in Justice Kidd's court, and was fined $35 and sentenced to spend 10 days in jail.
 The Odd Fellows Encampment in- itiated four new members Saturday night-C. L. Caffey, Joe Wyatt, J. L. Daugherty and Art Prather. Eight Encampment members from Winslow were up for the ceremony.
 Mrs. Joseph Mertz, who has been in ill health for some time, was taken to Phoenix to the St. Joseph hospi- tai, the latter part of last week. Mrs. T. Phelan accompanied her and re- mained for few days in Phoenix. | Night Marshal Jim Byrom ran in Dan Cronin Tuesday night for being under the influence of liquor, and Judge Gilliland sentenced him to spend ten days in jail for breaking his parole, granted him a few days ago on similar charge.
 Three members of the "Lazy Nine" dug down in their jeans for about 15 bucks apiece, caused by one of them throwing an eccentric curve while they were practicing on North Le- roux street, the ball going through one of the plate glass windows of Campbell, Francis & Co.'s office. Burnell Osler has that far-away look now because Mrs. Osler left last week for Owatonna, Minn., to visit | her home folks until vacation time rolls around at the Arizona Central bank and Burnell can go after her. He wonders if being a bachelor is why he batted out that home-run in the ball-game Saturday.
 George w. Williams, manager of the local Postal Telegraph office, re- turned Monday from Denver Mrs. Williams continues to improve, is now out of the hospital, and will be here in the fall. MT. Williams is get ting up class in telegraphy to en- able youths of Flagstaff to learn the business. He expects to hold classes every evening.
 Jack Fuss, the taxi man, believes in boosting for the home town. He has just posted sign in front of his office reading as follows: Trees in- stead of chimneys; forest aisles in- stead of streets; crystal water teem- ing with fish; air charged with life, cooled by eternal snows; vitalized by your share of the blue of heaven THAT'S FLAGSTAFF"
 The banks of Lake Mary were alive Sunday with fishermen and fisher maidens. Among those fishing were Ray Babbitt and party, Joe Tissaw and party, Mir. and Mrs. John Kelly, Herman DietZman and party, w. R. McClurken, Horace Nay, Miss Long, fellow, Miss Saunders, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hillebrandt, Mir. and Mrs. Loren w. Cress, and Ernest Colter.
 Photographer Carson has rented one of Will Marlar's houses, in the northeastern part of town, and his neice, now teaching at Corpus Christi, Texas, will soon arrive to keep house for him and help him with his pho- tographic work. His two sons will soon be here, also, from the southern part of the state where they are at tending school, and will enter the Normal school.
 "The frost got all of the apricots," said Flagstaff resident who is just back from Apache and Navajo coun- ties, "but the apples and pears are blossoming as trees only do when they have had years rest because of lost fruit crops. Everything is from three weeks to a month late with the crops, fruit and all, but that insures that the apples and pears will not be kill ed, so that northern Arizona will have