The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01
LOCAL BREVTTES
Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks I store.
 l Mrs. w. D. Draine will be the ex. elusive distributor of Kim after Fred J. Lusk leaves for California. | Anyone wishing to sell or buy a Dickinson & Son.--Advertisement. D. s. Roome returned on Tuesday I night from a business trip to Tue son, Kingman, Williams, Yucca and other places.
 \ Mrs. E. H. Shuster of Ashfork, is I visiting Mrs. D. s. Roome, and will I remain in Flagstaff until about the middle of next week.
 l Justice R. J. Kidd and daughter,
 Miss Bessie, spent part of Sunday in
 Winslow. Miss Bessie will teach in
 the public schools there, beginning next week.
 Douglas S. Roome, back from Tue son, Phoenix and Prescott, where he
 had been on one of his accountancy 1 trips for Babbitt Bros. Trading Co.,, ] spent the first part of this week in Kingman.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Mills and daugh- ter Charlotte, returned on Monday from Kingman, where they visited their sons, Chester and Merville.
 Chester returned with his parents, and will be here until next week. Don't forget the big Elks Labor day picnic at the reservoir, Flagstaff, on Monday. All day. Boxing, dancing, radiophone concert, children's sports,
 baseball between the Fat and Lean teams. Bring your lunch. Hot cof- fee served free. Supper for sale on the grounds for those who prefer it to bringing their own.
 Sid Gassman is making hit with his Hart Schaffner & Marx coats and capes for women. He has a nice line on display and is selling a lot of them. Hart Schaffner 6 Marx clothes for men have become so pop ular that their name on garment is known to be a guarantee of style, workmanship and material.
 Sister Mary Bernard, directoress of the Loreto academy in Santa Fe, was the guest of the Sisters of Loreto at St. Anthony's academy during the first part of the week, returning on | Wednesday to resume her duties. Sis | ter Mary Bernard was accompanied by Miss Lucy Somoza, who is plan ming to attend the academy in Santa Fe.
 Etienne Ritter, consulting engineer for the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining company, arrived here from the east on Saturday, and with Fred Hensing, superintendent of the mine, and Herb Babbitt, after consultation with Charlie Prochnow, secretary treasurer, left for Oatman. The Amal- gamated apparently has very bright future and realizing it will enrich many Flagstaff people, practically all of the stock being owned in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dufrain took Mrs. Lee Doyle and Miss Lena Doyle to the Natural bridge on Thursday. On Friday they continued their trip to the Roosevelt dam and Miami, MT. and Mrs. Dufrain driving to Phoenix that evening. Miss Doyle remained in Miami, where she is going to teach, while Mrs. Doyle returned to Flag staff by the way of Prescott with the DuFrains, leaving Phoenix at six in the morning and arriving here at 6:30 in the evening. Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Jeffery have left Flagstaff and will make their home in California, where MT. Jef- fiery will work for the Pacific States Telephone company. Mrs. Jeffery left Sunday for Winslow to visit there about two weeks while her husband is getting located Mir. Jeffery, left on Monday for the coast, going with Professor c. F. Keuzenkamp of the Normal school, who drove there with his wife and family to spend the months vacation at Santa Barbara They were accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Ika Smith of this city, also on vacation.