The Coconino sun., 1922-01-06

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 Harry B. Embach spent New Years day on business at Canyon Diablo. Ask for Mason's bread and get an American flag Advertisement. 2t H. J. McClung, president of the Arizona Central bank, spent New Years in Phoenix with his family. If you want plenty of pep, strength and energy, take Tanlac. Breen- Lewis Drug Co. Advertisement.
 Colin and Gene Campbell were up from Ash Fork few days ago on business and doing some visiting also The storm Mondy night broke down some of the electric light wires and few homes were in darkness for a few hours.
 Judge S. B. Gilliland went to Phoe- nix Wednesday night to have his eyes treated, expecting to stay there for at least the rest of the week. Col. w. D. White, acting superin- tendent of the Grand Canyon national park was dinner guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Verkamp on Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Agnes Pouthie didn't enjoy New Years day, spending it in bed, but made pretty comfortable by the careful nursing of her niece, Mrs. John Britt, of Cooley.
 Mrs. Wm. Webber went to Jerome to spend the holidays with her son, Dewey Webber, and his wife. She may go on to the coast for visit before returning home.
 Miss Claire Riordan, home on va cation from school at Menlo Park, Calif., did not return last week, as expected, being i'll. It may be two weeks before she goes back.
 Visitors here: w. F. O'Neill, c. N. Rivers, Ali Prather, O. N. Lamond, Phoenix; Rogert L. Borden, G. I. Franklin, B. F. Rubi and wife, Wins low; Eleanor c. Anderson, Holbrook.
 Elmer Friday of Winslow came up and spent New Years with his sister, Mrs. Frank Keeffe. Frank was away, having gone to Kingman for several days business at4the Babbitt branch store there.
 Mrs. Billy Borum went to Leupp last week, staying until Sunday night. Billy is still out there helping his brother, Stanton Borum, take inven- tory at the trading post. He will re- turn tomorrow.
 c. M. Archer, local manager for the Standard Oil company, who with Mrs. Archer had been spending a vacation visiting their relatives in Los Angeles, returned Saturday, Mrs. Archer stay ing on the coast for few weeks longer.
 Percy Lund, who has been one of the boys here for some time, has giv- en up his job at Archie Hogan's Bon Ton bakery and left this week to ac- company his mother, who had been here visiting, back to the family home in Winnipeg, Can, where he may To- cate.
 Miss Reba Switzer, who is teaching manual training in the Osborn school, Phoenix, and who spent the holidays at home, returned to Phoe- nix Monday. Her sister, Miss Ar delle Switzer, accompanied her, and will remain in Phoenix for several weeks, visiting.
 Herb Asselin, who spent Christmas day here, returned to Greece, N. M., where he was connected with a big lumber concern just in time to get a telegram asking him if he would come back here and make himself useful around the Flagstaff Lumber Co. plant. Of course, he came. Mrs. Asselin is visiting her folks in Mis- souri, but will be here in a few months.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Elmer Jones and daughter stopped here on their way out to Santa Barbara for a visit with his uncle, judge J. E. Jones, and Cuth- bert Hanna. They will locate in the California city, Elmer, who used to help The Sun shine, for the past sev- eral years has been at the helm of the Snowflake Herald, which he leaves un der the temporary management of brother Chapman, formerly of the Winslow Mail.