The Coconino sun., 1922-01-20
THE COCONINO SUN
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Union Taxi Company, phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement. Ed McGonigle left Wednesday for Prescott on business trip. Don't fail to see Poverty of Rich
 es" at the Orpheum tonight. Attorney c. B. Wilson journeyed to
 Holbrook on Monday, returning next
 day.
 Give nature chance. Take Tan l lac, natures own medicine. Breen-
 Lewis Drug Co. Advertisement.
 Read the two middle pages of The
 Sun. Don't fail. There's news there
 of price reductions that will greatly
 interest you.
 Miss Maggie Rickel and Miss Elaine
 Babbitt left yesterday for Los An
 geles, where they will remain during
 the rest of the winter. Paint Brush Fitzgerald wielded the bristles the first of the week all over
 the new balcony George Becker has
 had built in his Western Mercantile
 Co. store.
 L. w. Moore, the Parks rancher,
 who gets to Flagstaff about once in
 a dogs age, picked out this week as about as good time as any to come.
 So he came.
 Elmer Nelson and A. T. Mangan of Grand Canyon and Dr. Spencer D. Whiting of Phoenix were in town for day the last of last week on business connected with the estate of the late c. A. Brant.
 Willis Brown and his father, Willis S. Brown, ST., left Saturday for a two weeks visit at E. M. Browns home in Los Angeles. Bob Huddles- ton is taking care of the jewelry store in Willis absence.
 Wick Thompson and the missus got back the last of last week from Phoe- nix where they had been staying for several weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bert White while the latter were making temporary sojourn in Globe.
 Mrs. Archie Hogan, who stayed on at Albuquerque for longer visit af ter she and her hdsband spent the holidays there, arrived home Sunday night. Archie went to Winslow on business Sunday and met her on the train.
 Special officer w. c. Dickinson of the Santa Fe railroad was here on and with special officer Bart lett and city marshall R. L. Neill ar- rested two more men believed to be im- plicated in the recent box car robber- les east of here.
 Jack Fuss got tossed on Tuesday between the horns of dilemma. A woman passenger wanted to make train that was standing at the sta- tion. Jack had to take her several blocks, and stepped on the gas. Then he was fined S20 for speeding.
 H. J. McClung, president of the Ari- zona Central bank, who few days ago was reelected president of the Phoenix National bank, arrived Tues day morning from Los Angeles, where he had been on business for few lays following his trip to Phoenix.
 Jesse L. Boyce of Phoenix, who for a week or two has been in Williams his father, who is sick, drop ned in on some of his friends here on Friday. He looks we'll and mulish as ever, the latter facial peculiarities the penalty of his long association with the party of the donk'.
 County attorney Frank M. Gold left Wednesday night for Nogales, to at end the meeting today and tomorrow If the county attorneys of the state. State attorney general Galbraith will ,e there and it is expected that the ! ! will have lot to do ,, with proposed means for cooperation with the United States in doing away with narcotic traffic. MT. Gold ex- ,ects to remain over in Nogales to ttend the good roads meeting there ionday and Tuesday.