The Coconino sun., 1922-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

the week rom ms Canyon DlaDlC sheep range to spend a few days at home.
 George Fleming of Prescott round ed up dry goods buyers here yester. day for the California house he now represents.
 Miss Bess Van Ness leaves tomor. row night for Colorado Springs where she will visit friends during hel months vacation.
 Wm. Bayless and wife came uI from the Bayless ranch on Beaver creek for a couple weeks visit with friends and relatives.
 Dr. E. S. Miller, Wm. Katus and Earl Hyde drove yesterday to the Charlie De Ryder ranch house out south of Anita and back.
 Pete Solberg is finishing up the new David Babbitt house on North Agassiz street, which was partly built last fall by L. F. Anderson.
 More than the requisite number ot signatures has been secured to bring the Chautauqua here next year, over 55 names being secured Thursday.
 Clyde Mckinley and family arrived from Mongo, Indiana, on Thursday They are cousins of Bert Fair, and expect to locate here permanently.
 G. w. Jakle left yesterday on va. cation, going first to Chicago and then St. Louis and other cities. He expects to be away for about a month.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual state convention at No gales, May 18th. The delegates to represent Flagstaff have not yet been decided upon.
 Robert Cree will arrive from Cali fornia today and after a visit here with his wife and little son will go to Winslow, where he has accepted a position with Rabbit Bros.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Griffin drove in from Grand Canyon on Wednesday to spend day or so with friends here while Bill looks after business matters.
 Ed Rabbit is being run half crazy for Ford cars. Latest purchasers are Mrs. l. N. Duff of Cameron, Mrs. F. T. Johnson and Miss Martha E. De- wey. the latter member of the Nor nal faculty.
 Miss Anna T. Stewart made final proof of her homestead at Fort Valley Thursday before Tom Rees. MT. and Mrs. Enoch Davis, Charles Corey and William Taylor, of Fort Valley were the witnesses.
 The democratic county central com mittee and other democrats will meet at the courthouse next Tuesday night to elect delegates to the democratic state convention to be held in Tucson on the 18th of this month.
 Being curious as to how his bees had weathered the winter, Fred Gar ing opened the top of one of the hives. A sauncy bee flew out and sat on Fred's eye, almost closing that member. Fred quit his examination of the hive right then
 Mrs. Margaret Hanley, matron of the dining hall at the Normal school, went to Phoenix Sunday in the inter cStS VI Iuc INOIHiais oiiG nico oPShS a day or so at Ray visiting Joe, one of her sons, and his wife, and will return the last of this week.
 Recent visitors: V. R. Ingram, MT. and Mrs. John W. Alsop, Phoenix; Paul Curry, Winslow; James Garrow, l.. L. Day, Williams; Thos. Savage, Grand Canyon; s. A. Jameson, V. l.. Tyler, Phoenix; Sydnor Cornick, Rior- dan; Charles H. Burlock, Kingman.
 Some farmers in town recently: Claude Smith of Cosnino, John Nor gan of Garland Prairie, George Hull sey of Winona, George Mcbride of Black Bill Park, and Ernest Burris, Milt Terrell, George Terrell and Aus tin Hodges of Doney Park, all in on business.
 The Lazy Nine and the Arizona Central Bank team will have to keep on their toes in practice now, for, says B. w. Dawes of Babbitt Bros, a baseball team is being organized among the employees of that concern that will make them all sit up and take notice.
 Members of the c. A. R., Spanish War Veterans and World War Veterans will meet in the police office Wednesday eve ming, May 10, at 8 o'clock. The Wo- mans Auxiliary and Woman's Relief Corps are also requested to be pres ent. The meeting is called to make for Decoration Day.
 Bill Donelson, the Grand Canyon cattleman, has had ap- praisers at his mining property out there during the last few days. He devoted his efforts to giving them a good time after they had their work done then hustled them away so that he may make the intimate, pray erful preparations necessary to his trip to California to visit a certain young lady between whom and Bill there is said to be something of an understanding.