The Coconino sun., 1922-02-17

a hard six-weeks' fight with rheuma- tism.
 Il G. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor; 822 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J. = Advertisement.
 M. I. Powers left on Saturday for Los Angeles, on business, expecting to be gone about two weeks.
 Anybody wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son. Advertisement.
 The Womans' club no only paid the expenses of the Alice Gentle concert here, but had small amount of profit.
 w. E. Ferguson of Holbrook and Tx. N. Sleeves of Williams, both prominent attorneys, were here yes terday on court business.
 Claude w. Knight was in town yes- terday from his ranch out at the cop per. camp and says the roads this side of the divide are in very good shape.
 Miss Graham, of the Normal school, is doing stenographic work for Har- ben & Gold in the absence of Orinn Compton, who is away getting mar ried.
 George c. Ward, vice-president of the Southern California Edison Co.,, of Los Angeles, was Flagstaff visitor on Saturday, returning to the coast that night.
 George l.. Tessey, well-konwn Buffalo mechanic, said he had gained twelve pounds; his wife had gained twenty-six pounds and his daughter was gaining every day, by taking Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Go. - Advertisement.
 Earl Germany, who was stalled in the Buckskin mountains snow-drifts north of the Colorado river, according to our news last week, got home with his car and passenger Saturday and left in a few hours with another pas senger for another excursion into the northern strip.
 | J. w. Etter worked his Ford in from Dead Mans Flat the last of last week, carving a road of his own as the water and mud made him keep to the fields a good share of the way. J. w. is producing almost enough good butter out there to spread Flag staff's daily bread.
 Norman Norman, youngest son of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Norman, who has been suffering with pneumonia is now much better. The little ones of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Jimmie Lewis and MT. and Mrs. A. j.. Sullivan, all of whom have been very sick, are all we'll again.
 Two clean-cut young former ser vice men, both of whom were disabled in action and had for some time been in Tucson, were here this week talk ing up homesteads, Firman Stewart near Cliffs and Mir. Cooney at Belle mont. Neither are married. Stew art will bring his parents here from California.
 Dr. E. S. Miller left on Friday for Tucson to attend the annual sessions of the grand lodges of Arizona Ma sorry held in that city this week. There are three recipients of the 33rd degree, the first time it has been con- ferred in this state. Dr. Miller will visit in Phoenix for few days after leaving Tucson.
 Visitors here: Chas. Shower, F. B. Baptist, c. E. VanDergrift, H. C.. Mosely, Florence E. Klein, Phoenix; E. P. Seaman, Prescott; Mrs. J. D.. Fish, Kendrick Park; Chas. J. Smith, J. Schibusch, Grand Canyon; J. E.. Emmett, R. o. Allen, James Hill, Winslow; Malcolm Boyett, Harry Green, Spring Valley; J. c. Fastnow, Kingman; Chris Streit, Cliffs. w. J. Kaup of Bellemont got home this week from Oklahoma, where he had been for a month or so looking after his farming interests there and visiting his mother, who just before he left here fell and broke her leg. He says wheat and alfalfa in northern Oklahoma are in very bad way. There having been no rain there since June, everybody is feeling blue.
 The Pine, the interesting paper pub lished by the Normal school boys and girls, came off The Sun presses Mon day night. It is as usual full of valu- able matter. Two fine illustrations show us up in snow-time. One is a striking photograph of the Campus taken from between snow-laden trees on Observatory hill by photographer Carson and the other is a drawing by Miss Helen Maxwell of the Normal school of pair toboganning.. Billy Switzer has consented to act as plaintiff in the friendly suit to be brought to test the validity of the high school bonds. The nature of this suit is described on the front page of this issue. MT. Switzer is heartily in favor of the new high school and is letting his name be used because the suit is necessary and there must be plaintiff. There should be no mis- understanding of his attitude. He is taking the chance of being misunder- stood in his desire to help Flagstaff | pet the hiph school with m r,ooro do