The Coconino sun., 1922-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Judge John A. Ellis of Prescott
 was here attending court this week. Al Beasley came up day or so ago from winter quarters at Glendale,
 to remain here few days.
 Charles Priest left for his ranch, II |
 miles south of Lake Mary, Wednes-
 day. He says he is going to go heavy |
 on spuds this year.
 Robert l. Stewart of the forest ser
 vice will be stationed at By this
 summer. He was formerly assistant
 ranger at Munds Park
 Ed Babbitt got home this week
 from Los Angeles, where he had been
 recuperating from the flu, and re-
 ports himself entirely recuperationed.
 Claude Smith, who is farming the
 place of M. M. Goodman at Cosnino,
 has bought Ford and will now be
 able to travel to and fro at will. MT.
 Goodman is living in California.
 Wm. H. Campbell and Fred Caring,
 two of our supervisors, left for Spring Valley Thursday afternoon to inspect
 the roads out that way. Saturday
 morning they will leave for Phoenix to
 attend the good roads meeting.
 c. w. Crump, government veterin-
 ary, was in from Tuba City the first
 part of the week. The doctor has
 been busy on the Navajo reservation doctoring up the horses and other livestock of the native aborigines.
 Raymond Babbitt returned from California Wednesday greatly bene- fitted in health, which had been run down by recent flu. attack. Mrs. . Babbitt is in California with her , mother, Mrs. J. E. Walsh, visiting
 friends.
 ) The farmers at Beaver Creek are 7 having some hard luck, their fruit r crop having been seriously injured by l frost. Two years in succession is, to ) say the least, pretty hard on the
 frult growers of that neighborhood, a and Oak Creek.
 . Nick Gourassas of the White House 2 care, says hls new branch restaurant k at Winsiow IS dolng nicely. Lee Q wheeler has closed up his piace on
 Sa Francisco street and taken d posi- p ton as nlgnt cook at the new restau- : rant at WInsl0w.
 y Ii. k. Elder, formerly assistant ;. chef field deputy of the internal rev, enue oIIlce, ana wno tor long time 8 made ms headquarters in Flagstaff
 mas now opened up an office al e fnoenlx ana IS handling all classes of '. tax matters for the pubic in general g w. H. Norman, who has been yer, :, Ill tor several days with blood poison. C ing as the result of an injury to his a ankle, was some better yesterday
 and IL IS sincerely hoped he will soor e be out agaln. hls eldest son, Wm. A s Norman, Is here from Phoenix visitinp n him.
 '- Rev. w. H. Took received worc r from Phoenix Tuesday to the effec h that Mrs. Took was not improving
 In fact that her condition was wors, n than a few days ago. MT. Took vii r. leave for Phoenix Monday, or sooner 1t should the condition of Mrs. Took re d quire.
 d Francis Chisholm returned Wednes n day from Phoenix, where he and L IS l.. Johnson had been attending meet
 ing or the executives of the Stat )t Farm Bureau. MT. Chisholm was ac re companled on hls return journey b m Wm. koden. MT. Johnson returne Ig Sunday night.
 l- Ii. J. McClung, president of tn K Afizona Central bank, came up yes le leiday morning from Phoenlx t a. spend the rest of the week. He sai
 the day beIore was the first reall r. nlce day they had in Phoenix, an ip that tne weather last week In Lo 1s Angeles was horrible.
 re James M. Gilson, 25, of William, st and Katherine Marie Booker, 22, c ty Chicago, secured a marriage hcens sn Monday, April 17th, from Count IS Clerk Tom Rees. Jimmie is popuia Ill both In hls home town and Flagstaff a has secured charming, taiente
 young bride, and deserves the flu re measure of happiness he undoubtedl D. will have.
 K, Wilson & Coffin have secured tf Ill agency for the New Durant ca he made at Lansing, Michigan. This 1g a new car, with all the latest moder nd Improvements and sells for $1 1,095 d, e. livered at Flagstaff. Alter June I'd the firm will add the "Star'' aut I'd, now being made by the same peopl
 having the Continental motor, al ne which will sell for $575 here. Fran er DuF'rain is their sales agent. IT, A number of the teachers of u he Emerson school spent the Easter ho nm idays at home, some attending No ,n, nal school. MT. Eberhardt visitt 'er at the Grand Canyon, while Mi zee Carlson, Miss McVey and Mir. ar n- Miss McGooldn attended the dance ng Moencopi. Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, u ms principal, spent the week at Los Al
 geles, visiting her daughter, Mi ne Catherine, who is teaching there. he The horrendous shrieks that re on the peaceful air here Tuesday ju ad before midnight were shriekd by if lis new initiates into the Elks, Luther ell Bennett, Harry l.. Brewer and Al ito Albert Kritt of Tuba City, and Haro