The Coconino sun., 1922-04-21

patterns, $5 at Sid Gassman's.
 Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. = Advertise ment.
 MT. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger and family motored to their ranch last Friday to spend few days commun- ing with nature.
 Mrs. Anna Emmett of the Marian drug store last week passed a success ful examination at Phoenix before the state board of pharmacy. MT. and Mrs. Simons and Miss Mary Michelbach have autoed to Phoenix on a visit to relatives. They will like ly be away for several weeks.
 Geo. w. Harben, assistant county attorney, and Under-sheriff S. o. Thompson, spent part of Wednesday in Garland Prairie on legal business.
 q feel twenty years younger" is what thousands have said after Tan lac restored them to health. Try it. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Advertise ment.
 Charles Wade came up from Will Hams last week to visit around and renew old friendships. He is being spoken of as likely democratic can didate for sheriff.
 Messrs. Howe, Luke and Hughes, the three state tax commissioners. were here Monday on their rounds of the state, attending to the duties of their office. They returned to Phoe- nix Tuesday.
 Tom Stevens. former service man, arrived here Tuesday morning from his home in southern Missouri to visit his uncle, Hayes Weidner. Mir. Stew ems comes with the idea of locating a homestead in this section Visitors here: Fred H. Griffith, Mercer Hemperly. A. Henderson Stockton, I. P. McConkey, L. F. Will son. Chas. R. Howe, Frank Luke, E. A. Hughes, Phoenix; J. A. Ellis. Art Blodgett and wife, Ed Weaver, Pres colt.
 M. J. Riordan is still under the weather as result of recent at- tack of the grip, though he cheerily announces that he expects to be en- tirely himself again in time to take full advantage of the first real days of spring.
 w. T. and A. R. Hummer, who ar- rived here from Huntington, w. Va., about a week ago, to make Flagstaff their home, are on a two weeks hik- ing trip to Oak Creek and surround ing territory. Being civil engineers, they are used to walking.
 News is received here of the recent pardon of Davis, sentenced here less than year ago to from 3 to 5 years in the state penitentiary after he had confessed robbing the Babbitt Bros. store at Williams, where he was em- ployed as manager of the hardware department.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francisco Maya adopted Maxamiana Esqueda, 13 years of age, Judge J. E. Jones all lowing the adoption on a proper showing of the parties concerned. The father of the child is dead and the mother gave her written consent to the adoption.
 David Lewis is slowly gaining in strength after his illness, but is still very weak and it will be several weeks before he will be able to get around in the same old way. Two of his daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Bales of Phoenix and Mrs. Lena Douglas of Pasadena, are here with MT. and Mrs. I Lewis.
 Robert Clayton has returned to Doney Park after an absence of sey- eral years. Mir. Clayton travelled over land from California, driving a four horse team. He says he has covered good many miles since he left here, but has found no place he likes so well. MT. Clayton will farm 'his old homestead this year
 The cold wave here for the past few days has not been local one. Phoe- nix and southern towns also complain of the unreasonable weather. Wealth. CT conditions all over the country have been unusual Denver on Mon day experienced the heaviest snow storm of the season. Floods back east along with tomatoes have been taking heavy toll.
 Cuthbert P. Hanna and bride, Miss Maude Labille of Chicago who were married in Albuquerque last Wednes- day, have returned to Flagstaff after a brief honeymoon and are now oc- cupying the Hanna residence, Aspen avenue and Humphrey street. The boys "charivaried" the happy couple Monday night. One song proved enough, and Cuthbert bought the boys off.