The Coconino sun., 1922-08-11
LOCAL BREVITIES
Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks

| Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisemert.
 Jim Tillman of the White Garage has sold new Rec car to MT. Kerr.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
 Among legal proceedings at Phoe- nix we note the divorce of Mrs. Con Bly from Con c. Bly, on July 14th last.
 Mrs. Hugh Weatherford came up Monday night from Phoenix to visit her parents-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. John I Weatherford.
 Roy Tram returned to the ranch of his father, A. Tram, on Sunday, and will work there until the opening of Emerson school.
 Smith Beck, associated with Will Marian in manufacturing wooden boxes and crates at Phoenix, spent the latter part of last week here. | c. c. Frederick, who recently sold his orchard ranch in Camp Verde to Pat Gardner, will camp few weeks at Mormon Lake with Mrs. Frederick and daughter Irene.
 Frank Leslie, Billy Friedlein, Wall ter Stevenson and Paul Keller left on Sunday for the White Mountain country around Springerville, where they will fish for week.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Lincoln have a new little girl. This makes two girls and two boys in the popular forest service mans home-almost a full house as Line expresses it. Miss Harriet Cotton of New York, who is spending the summer at the Grand Canyon, accompanied bv her neice, Miss Harriet Colton of Grand Canyon, visited Flagstaff friends ov- CT Sunday.
 Thomas Hall, the man most depend ed on to keep Flagstaff pianos in tune, who came here from Los An geles three weeks ago on his regular summer visit, left the last of last week for Winslow.
 Mrs. J. A. Carter and daughter, Miss Mildred, respectively mother and sister of Mrs. R. H. Simpson, arrived here the last of last week from their home in Kansas City, Mo-, to visit Mir. and Mrs. Simpson.
 W. F. Russell, the Phoenix photog- rapher, and George Brenniger, of the county assessors office of Phoenix, were in Flagstaff Tuesday on their way with a party of five automobiles to Grand Canyon. They have been camping at Mormon Lake for couple of weeks.
 Miss Frances Collins and young woman friend will arrive Sunday from Los Angeles to spend a two weeks vacation with Miss Collins sister, Mrs. Joe Frohmiller. Miss Col lins formerly lived here and has a host of Flagstaff friends who will be glad to see her.
 Herbert Hilxins has sold his home in the west end of town to the Ali Dickinson & Son real estate agency and through them has bought Mrs. W. s. Borum's home on North Agas- sig, into which he and Mrs. Hilkins and all the little Hilkinses will move about the end of this month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar verkamp and family arrived the other day from Cincinnati, where MT. Verkamp is one of the owners and managers of big dry goods business, and are visiting his brother, John G. Verkamp, and sister, Mrs. c. J. Babbitt. They have many friends here besides their rela- tives who are pleased to see them again.
 Miss Vieva Walker, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Walker, who has been employed at the office of the Western Navajo school at Tuba City, is expected home today, as she has resigned from her position with the government. Miss Walker will re- sume her old position with the Sagi- nav & Manistee Lumber company of Williams on Monday, her assignment being shorthand, typewriting and of flee work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Johnny Kerley and children got back Tuesday night from Hermosa Beach, Calif., where they spent month listening to the wild sea waves and noting Johnny espec- ially) the extremes. Mrs. Bob Mo Vey, Mrs. Kerley's sister, returned with them, Mir. McVey, who had been in business on the coast, having sold out some time ago and come here to clerk for MT. Kerley at one of his trading posts.