The Coconino sun., 1922-08-18

Miss Freda Hart is now living near Winslow, and will probably make her permanent home there.
 Harold Longfellow returned yester. day from Prescott with new Essex coupe which he bought down there. Francis Decker spent Sunday anc Monday at the Saginaw & Manistee logging camp out beyond the Peaks l Mrs. J. c. Brown drove to Williams on Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs | c. L. Register, and returned yester. daq.
 i Miss Freddie Harbaugh of Mendota | H., is the guest of Miss Martha E. Dewey of the Normal school this week.
 ! Mir. and Mrs. Con Frederick came up from Mormon Lake, where they are camping, on Monday, spending the day here.
 | Harvey Cooper, who underwent a serious mastoid operation while he was in Phoenix some weeks ago, is feeling fine again.
 Mrs. J. D. Jackson is expecting friends, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Challen- ner, of Taylor, Texas, in few days for an extended visit.
 County Attorney Frank M. Gold and Deputy Sheriff Howard Marine left yesterday morning for Tuba City Lees Ferry and Fredonia. i, Mrs. J. H. Harper is visiting Mrs J. A. Hulit and Fred Wiley in Chi cago, and expects to return to Flag staff some time before the first of October.
 Miss Lena Doyle, who has been here on vacation, will return to Miami next week, to teach during the com ing year in the same school she was with last year.
 Andrew Sparr Erickson, born in Sweden, came in from his ranch the other day and filed his first citizen shp papers. MT. and Mrs. Andy Mat son were his witnesses. MT. and Mrs. R. H. Simpson, Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Parsons, Mrs. J. A. Carter, Miss Mildred Carter and w. R. Simpson spent pleasant day at the Grand Canyon on Sunday.
 Several officials of the Southern California Edison Company arrived here on Tuesday and left for Lees Ferry. Geo. Black, Jr., went out with them with his auto truck, carrying supplies.
 Wm. Lewa, 21, and Helga Tewan- emptewa, IT, both Indians, of Tuba City, got marriage license the first of the week from County Clerk Tom l.. Rees and were married by Rev. Hugh D. Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Gassman, Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Hill and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Embach, with the small members of their families, spent Sunday at the Falls of the Little Colorado.
 MT. and Mrs. K. J. Nackard, Mrs. c. S. Malouf and E. s. Nackard went to Oak Creek and Lake Mary on Sum- day. Mrs. Malouf, who is the sister of K. J. and E. s. Naikard, comes from Brawley, Calif., and may stay here for a week.
 Miss Zola Haines and Miss Hazel Pierce left for Tuba City on Tuesday, where they will take positions at the Western Navajo school. Miss Haines will do nursing at the institution, while Miss Pierce will do stenographic work.
 Read the big aluminium sale adver- tisement on another page. A week from tomorrow the hardware depart ment at Babbitt's will offer this ware at remarkable prices. Many things usually sold at from 10 cents to a quarter are offered at 1c.
 T. E. Pollock returned to Flagstaff on Monday after having spent the weekend in Phoenix. He arrived as far as Prescott before the strike went into effect, returning to Flag staff in his automobile, Mrs. Pollock having driven over to meet him.
 Miss Mary Costigan has had some trouble getting films for the Orpheum theater, but has now overcome it and announces that, while she can't get advertising matter through to an- nounce all her plays, she will be able to give a good show every night.
 Walter LindbIom, assistant cashier at the Arizona Central bank, and Mrs. Lindblom and Walter, Jr., left on Wednesday for Mormon Lake, where they will spend most of Walters va- cation on his ranch, breaking bronchos and rounding up the stray bovines.
 Johnny O'Farrell, Red Lake trading post boss, and Mrs. O'Farrell, got back to Flagstaff on Saturday in their new Hup roadster from Los Angeles, where they had spent a months va cation. They spent Sunday here with Johnny's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ed O'Farrell. and then went to Red Lake.
 George A. Reed, formerly forest ranger on the Grand Canyon National forest writes and requests The Sun the next time it has occasion to re- port a bootlegger by the name of George A. Reed" to be sure and in- innate that it is not the long, lank, lean one, for his friends have been insinuating things ever since this other Geo. A. Reed was apprehended in his nefarious operations. Our George does not believe in busting the law.
 BOY SCOUT WINDOW