The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20
LOCAL BREYITIES

Try some of our fresh sauer kraut. Bon Ton Bakery.
 Charley Lehr and wife spent Sunday night at Flagstaff Springs, hoping to get buck which they didn't.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
 The Suns Beauty Contest" is well worth while and is not won yet. Start your favorite off now. The time is short.
 Mrs. R. H. Simpson returned Tues- day from Kansas City, where she went three weeks ago to attend the funeral of her father.
 John Q. Thomas, superintendent of the city schools, shot huge wild tur- key on Saturday. Impression is ne said it weighed more than 30 pounds. Henry See and several other stock men from the Verde country were in Flagstaff the first of the week, ship lping a lot of good looking cattle they had driven up.
 H. F. Clark, of California, brother in-law to Prof. R. G. Stevenson, and wife, stopped off Tuesday night with Mir. Stevenson. He is on his way to Illinois on vacation.
 Have taken the Confection Den line of bakery good for delivery. My pa- irons can get the same good service from me as heretofore. Bakery goods delivered fresh at your door. A. F. Myers. 10-6-2t Residents of Flagstaff and vicinity will welcome the 'bit of New York to be found at 200 West Washington street, Phoenix, where Marguerite an- nounces the opening of a speciality shop for beauty culture.-Adv. Dr. M. O. Dumas says the big game season treated him most elegantly this year when it brought a little dear to his home Thursday, October 18th. Dr. says it had no name or teeth, but these will be supplied the little girl. Among recent visitors: w. F. Tate, John A. Johnson, Jack Brace, Phoe- nix; V. H. Driner, Winslow; John s. Dodson, Mrs. M. V. Dodson, Tuba; s. w. Smith, I. s. Jones, Jesse Flick, Paul Wegkamp, Tucson; E. w. Melick, Williams.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Schuster of Ash fork were in Tuesday evening to the special meeting of the Masonic lodge. MT. Schuster returned home Wednes- day morning, while Mrs. Schuster re- manned for several days visit with Mir. and Mrs. D. S. Roome.
 Mrs. D. s. Roome went last Satur- day to Williams, where she visited with Mrs. E. G. Hamilton until Tues day evening. While there she at tended the Northern Arizona Fedora tion of Woman's clubs which met in Williams Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Mary E. Byrnes arrived home last week from St. Marys, Kansas, where she had been visiting at her old home for several months, and where her husband, James L. Byrnes, died and was laid at rest few months ago. She is staying with Mrs. Pouthie.
 Wong June, proprietor of the Amer ican laundry, is having an addition built to his laundry; also several rooms for living quarters. It is be- ing made of corrugated tin on the outside, being as near fireproof as it is possible to make building when using wood on the inside. The con- tractor is w. J. Stevenson. Miss Reba Switzer, teacher in the Osborne school, Phoenix, was home to spend part of the weekend with her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer. Frank Campbell came up from Ash Fork with her and on Sunday both, accompanied by Miss Reba's parents, went to Ashfork and had dinner with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Taylor, Jr., of Florence, Colo, arrived Monday evening, stopping over for few days to visit Miss Mabel Milligan, who formerly taught in the same school with Mrs. Taylor in the above-men- toned city. They are on their way to California to spend several months and are delighted with our climate and scenery.
 Jimmie Patton, well-known rancher of Flagstaff, suffered a light paraly- tic stroke Saturday afternoon. He came to town for medical treatment and is already around and helping Johnny McWilliams handle his groc- cry trade. Jimmy says that he can't see the why of the sickness, unless maybe it is the low price he expects to have to take for his spuds.