The Coconino sun., 1922-10-13
LOCAL BREYTTTE

Gassman's.
 Fresh pies,9 cakes, cookies, dough- nuts daily. A. F. Myers.
 Lew -Ben&4fct is one of the lucky few who & wild turkey to eat.
 Anyone Wishing to sell or buy a city or, Ittntry home call on us. Ali. Dickinsds & Son.-Advertisement.
 G. MKazell, assistant superinten- dent xthe United Verde smelter at Clarkdale, spent last night here on his way home from Grand Canyon.
 Pretty cold driving these nights |isn't it? Better have that overcoat cleaned and repaired right now. Let Johnston's take care of it. Just phone |171.
 Lewis Hobgood and Bob Clayton were among the Doney Park people who spent Saturday in Flagstaff mak- ing final arrangements for spud dig giHg.
 il. !. McClung, president of the Arizona Central bank, came up Tues day morning from Phoenix to mix. a little business with the nice weather we're having.
 Billy Borum, who had been in town for a day or Sc renewing acquain- tances, left the first of the week for Needles for a few days stay and then will return here.
 Roy Owenby was in on Tuesday making final proofs on his homestead located on the rim southwest of here. Jim Purtyman and John Sinclair ac- companied him as witnesses.
 Have taken the Confection Den line of bakery good for delivery. My pa- irons can get the same good service from me as heretofore. Bakery goods delivered fresh at your door. A. F. Myers. 10-6-2t
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Rush have turn ed over the A. L. & T. boarding house at Milton to Mir. Dryan and his moth CT. Mir. and Mrs. Rush will spend several weeks at Phoenix before re- turning to Flagstaff.
 Our spud raisers are praying for a frost to kill the tops so the potatoes will ripen. If it holds off too long they are afraid they can't begin dig. ging until dangerously near the time for general freeze.
 Visitors here: Peter J. Walsh, Geo. lE. Stermer, H. B. St. Claire, Phil Cal ihan, Phoenix; A. c. Sianz, Byron A. Sharp, Joe Lee, Tuba City; Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Gorum, Edna M. Cameron, w. H. Duncan, Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andy Samsky got home Wednesday night from their wedding trip to Fl Paso and southern Arizona cities. The bride, who was formerly Miss Irene Bart, is back at her work as county recorder.
 Roger c. Rice, district engineer of the U. s. geological survey, was in Flagstaff yesterday, getting ready to go to Lees Ferry to help put in the new concrete water-guaging still well.
 Forest Ranger K. H. Rice and Mrs. Rice were in town yesterday from Mormon Lake. "'
 When an extra west Santa Fe freight train was brought to sud- den stop at the station Monday af- ternoon, an empty car buckled up in the middle, splintering in half. It fell to one side, and for time gave the local crew job getting it back on the track. No one was injured.
 George Rogers, Jr., and Miss Me linda Porter, of St. Josephs, Arizona, passed through Flagstaff last week on their way to Salt Lake City to be married. While in the city they wis., tied Mir. Rogers sister, Mrs. Herman Dietzman. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Tanner and son, Loren Webb and Miss Marie Shelley of St. Josephs ac- companied them.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herb Hilkins on Sunday morning celebrated their mov- ing into their new home on North Agassiz street, part of the ceremony being the dedication of one of the rooms to the special use of the little lady who arrived that morning with the announcement that she will stay there now, though it will be some time before she takes over the care of the room.
 T. H. Schutte, director of the Nor nal training school, while hunting wild turkeys Saturday with Dr. L. B. McMullen, president of Normal, and R. H. Drake of the faculty, got lost in the Clear Creek section shortly af- ter killing two turkeys. He had to the latter and was almost all in next day when his companions found him, having been without food