The Coconino sun., 1922-03-10

Union Taxi Company, phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement. Miss Aurelia Rodriguez is a new clerk in the dry goods department at Babbitts'.
 Visitors here: T. H. Griffiths, Phoe- nix; Fred M. Baird, Tuba; Mrs. Ger trude L. Gates, Cornville. MT. and Mrs. Forest Diffenbaugh of Canyon Diablo were Flagstaff visi- tors part of this week. They plan moving to Winslow.
 W. B. Raudebaugh, who has been taking treatment in Kansas City, will be home the first of the week. He writes that he is feeling fine. | Dan w. Francis, clerk of the board of supervisors, will leave today for Phoenix to recuperate few days from his recent attack of the flu. Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur c. Roberts were in from the Jeddito trading post, where Mir. Roberts has charge, for a couple of days the first of this week. Visitors here: w. F. O'Neill, E. E. Rainey, H. T. Jennings, Jack Brace, Phoenix; J. L. Emlaw, Cliffs; Elmer Sikes, Prescott; Bertha Nixon, Will Hams.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Keeffe and children returned a few days ago from Phoenix, where they had been for a couple of weeks, MT. Keeffe on business.
 Thousands of people who had lost hope of ever being we'll again have been restored to health and happiness by Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Go. l-Advertisement.
 St. Patrick's day has been chosen by the Knights of Columbus of this city for the presentation at the Or pheum of the photo-play, 1.-Two Min utesi to go," featuring Charles Ray.
 Stanton Borum came in the first of the week from Leupp, where all the young Indian braves and maids are getting married and cottontail rabbits are again thick and begging to be shot.
 Hugh E. Campbell and Dan M. Francis came up from Phoenix the first of the week for few days busi- ness. They report range conditions good, though it is cold down there, and lambing about over and success full.
 Ramon Sanchez, who was to have appeared before judge J. E. Jones in superior court yesterday to enter plea in the charge of alleged burglary pending against him, could not be there, "as his clothes were in the wash."
 The county board of supervisors held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, Messrs. Fred Caring and w. H. Campbell being present. Billy Rittenhouse of Williams was unable to be here for the meeting, it being the first one he has missed. Morse, the painter, sent to the state pen from here for passing bad checks, is the head painter in the peniten- tiary, and Harry H. Nash, murderer of Martin F. Schwab, is his chief as- sistant. The two got acquainted while both were in jail here awaiting trial.
 The Leupp Braves announce that they are ready this year with a stronger baseball team than for some time and are now ready to take on all corners. Silas Sharley was in on Sat urday from Leupp, kind of sizing up the chances for team here this year and few games between Flagstaff and Leupp.
 Jesus Vasquez, who lives at 305 s. San Francisco street, was arrested Tuesday night by city marshall R. L. Neill. Vasquez had a still and 60 gallons of apricot, raisin and yeast mash. Magistrate w. H. Anderson mulcted him for s150, which Vasquez lsaid he could raise. Until he does raise it he will be the guest of the city.
 Mrs. J. L. Vishno who had been visiting her daughter for several months in Memphis, Tenn, returned Tuesday. Mrs. Vishno was in i'll health and was in hopes the change of climate would prove beneficial. Her many Flagstaff friends will be pleased to learn that she is much i'm proved. Ross, her son, accompanied her to Tennessee, is still there and expects to remain indefinitely. l Following are the recently elected delegates to the Odd Fellow and Re bekah grand lodge meetings at Phoe- nix, April IT: Oddfellows - c. w. Sullivan, E. c. Mills. Rebekahs - Miss Rebecca Spear, Mrs. c. w. Sulli- van, Mrs. J. R. Cooper, Mrs. F. O. Allen. Arthur Foster, who is one of the state grand lodge officers, will also attend and unoficially represent the recently organized Encampment