The Coconino sun., 1922-09-01
Orange Crush in sterilized bottles. 

Orange Crush in sterilized bottles.
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 Douglas s. Roome went to Canyon Diablo on Thursday on business. We have some good farms for sale. Ali Dickinson & Son. - Advertise bent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sylvester of Williams, were here on Tuesday eve ming.
 Mrs. Isabel Havers and her son, Charles, are in Los Angeles on an ex- tended visit.
 Fritz Schuerman dropped in among us Wednesday for brief respite from ranch cares and chores.
 w. H. Saunders, state senator from Apache county, spent part of the week in Flagstaff on live stock business.
 Mrs. Douglas 8. Roome returned cation trip to Natural Bridge and Phoenix.
 Mrs. Hooveler of Kansas, sister of Mrs. Loren Cress, arrived this week to spend several weeks here with MT. and Mrs. Cress.
 Cecil c. Curry, who has been work ing on his fathers ranch at Spring Valley, arrived in town on Monday. He may attend Emerson school next term.
 Travellers who have gone to the Natural bridge within the last few days state that peaches and grapes growing on the arch of the bridge are ripe.
 H. J. McClung, president of the Arizona Central bank, arrived on Sat urday night from the southern part of the state to spend few days at his office here.
 Miss Ema Vandervort and Miss Ma bel Milligan, teachers in Emerson school, will return tomorrow from Los Angeles, where they have been spend- ing their vacation. Attorney c. B. Wilson was in Hol- brook on Wednesday, as he has been employed to probate the estate of D. J. Thomas, president of the First National bank of that town. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Jarvis of St. Johns visited MT. and Mrs. G. H.. Crosby the latter part of last week. MT. Jarvis had been attending the Brigham Young university at Provo, Utah.
 A young Hopi Indian stretched him self out under City Marshall R. L.. | Neill's car at the snake dance and | went to sleep Reub didn't know he was there and when he backed the car up, the redskin had a leg broken. George H. Crosby, in Holbrook Wednesday, says range feed has inn 1 proved much during the last two weeks. From Holbrook to the New Mexico line feed is fair in places, al- though in some localities there has been little rain.
 s. s. Preston, former old-timer here, now owner of a plantation at Worthwhile, Ky, that stretches several miles along the Kentucky river, was visited by tornado recently. It lift ed the roof from his home, demolish- ed several of his tenant houses and killed a man and wife living in one of the latter.
 The baptimsal services held at the Church of the Epiphany on Sunday were conducted by Dean Scarlett, for merly of Phoenix, and now of St. Louis. Those who were christened were Barbara Josephine Becker, Mary Natalie Becker, George c. Becker, Jr., and William Carson. Mrs. A. F. Car I son and Dr. B. s. Miller assisted Dean Scarlett in the impressive ceremony
 Captain Joe Kelly was the special attraction at the Orpheum Wednesday evening, when he enlivened the pro- gram with some good stories and songs. The titles of the songs were: "Leave Me With Smile," Little Man." and "Mother Machree." Kelly expects to return to Flagstaff next year, although his having to go through Williams on his return to Phoenix may make his return doubt full.