The Coconino sun., 1922-09-08

Those delicious Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.--Advertisement.
 E. M. Mercer and Preston Mercer went to Shonto on Saturday.
 Decker Williams is riding around in his new Ford, all dolled up and going hellbentforelection.
 About enough rock has been crush ed by the city council for the amount of paving that will be done this fall.
 H. M. Ivers and family left for Los Angeles on Monday evening. Mir. Iverson may enter business in Santa Monica.
 Don't fail to come to the chicken dinner to be given by the Rebekahs on Tuesday at 11:30 at the Breen- Lewis hall.
 Vern o. Briggs, of Los Angeles representing the Mergenthaler Lino- type Co.,, was in Flagstaff Saturday looking up business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Chambers, who are staying at the home of T. A Riordan, may return to their home in Tulsa, Okla, next week.
 A. K. Kelemen and son Louis left Sunday for Los Angeles, the young man having enlisted in the navy. MT Kelemen will be home this week.
 Nelson M. Saunders of Silver City N. M., representative of the New York Life Insurance Co.,, has beer here for several days and very likely will locate her permanently.
 Miss Glenna Taber, who teacher La. tin and geometry at the Emerson high school, attended the summer session of the University of California, south. ern branch, during her vacation.
 Erie Poison of Williams, republi. can candidate for the house of rep. resentatives, was in Flagstaff Tues day peddling autos and some little political talk on the side to friends.
 A. J. LeBarron and family leave this week for Phoenix to spend the winter. Jack will not start his sheer south until some time later, but is moving down early in order that the children may start to school.
 Col. George Hochderffer, the we'll. known artist, who had been visiting in California for the last few days returned to his ranch here few days ago, and will soon leave for his home in Jamaica, N. r., to again take charge of his art classes.
 MT. and Mrs John Doyle and fam fly of Brawley, California, are visit ing Mrs. M. c. Wisehart and Mrs B. s. Kennedy. MT. Doyle lived in Flagstaff about twenty years ago, and of course notes the many improve ments that have since taken place here.
 A. M. Boyer, who formerly lived in Flagstaff, passed away in Holbrook on Monday, at the age of 76, after a brief illness. He helped build the Canyon Diablo bridge in 1882, and lived in Flagstaff during 1883 and 1884, after which he made Holbrook his home. He was in charge of the Central hotel there until the time of his death.
 Tuesday night the intermediate Christian Endeavorers had special meeting to select new songs. The leader last Sunday was Miss Nadine Thompson, her topic being Giving The members cordially invite all boys and girls between the ages of thirteen and eighteen to come and join in the meetings and the good times.--Wal- ter Benson, reporter.
 Mrs. George M. Neher left a few days ago for Los Angeles, to visit MT. Neher's sister and also for the change of climate. Mrs. Neher has been in bad health for some time and may remain on the coast all winter
 Dannie Campbell got home few days ago from Salt Lake City, where he had been on business connected with his livestock interests.
 Elmhurst Lightburne, who holds ar important position with the Waldorf Astoria hotel of New York as an ac countant, is visiting his parents, Dr and Mrs. R. E. Lightburne and hi. sister, Miss Miriam Lightburne. Al though this is Lightburne's first visi' to Arizona in 16 years, he will no make an extended stay, as he is go ing to California in few days. Mrs. c. B. Wilson, who had beer visiting her parents in Galesburg, III inois, most of the summer returned the latter part of last week and c B., who had pretended not to be lone some without her and his two little sons, is, nevertheless, a lot mort cheerful. They are living temporaril! at Mrs. Greenlaw's in the Pines eas of town, and in about month vii move into their big new home fas nearing completing up on the side O Observatory hill.