The Coconino sun., 1922-06-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
By Charles Sugiroe
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Union Taxi Company, Phones T and 30. - Advertisement. 1 Harlow Yaeger came up the first of the week from his Canyon Diablc sheep ranges.
 Judge J. E. Jones married Francis co Florez, 19, and Eloise Baca, IS both of Williams, Thursday morning
 Folgheraiter Querino, 42, and The
 res Egger, 29, were married on Mon day. They are both residents of Flag staff:
 I. M. Jackson and little daughter came up from the Verde country tho
 last of last week and spent few days in town.
 George Bailey, of Campbell, Francis
 & Co.,, left Tuesday night for Kan sas City, where he will undergo sur, gical operation.
 Attorney c. B. Wilson, the here there and everywhere hustler, got back Tuesday morning from short trip to Phoenix.
 Dan W. Francis, clerk of the coun- ty board of supervisors, who had been in Phoenix on official business for a day or so, retu ned Tuesday morning.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur niture department at Babbitts, return ed last Saturday from Los Angeles, where he had spent several days on business.
 Danny Campbell, after being in the southern part of the state all winter, came up a few days ago 70 spend the summer here among the scenes of his not so remote youth.
 Ira L. Hart came in from his cattle range the first of the week for a short visit in town. He will leave in few days for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Hart has been visiting for some time, and she will return with him.
 Capt. J. B. Wright and Chas. Green returned from their trip to Oak Creek happy and contented because while some were unlucky, and had only the proverbial fisherman's luck, they caught several nice messes of trout.
 It is estimated that there were over 200 autos camped at Oak creek on Sunday. They were so thick that it was almost impossible to get around and as for fishing, the stream was so crowded that fishing was out of the question.
 The newly organized Boy Scout troop No. l, of the Normal school, will take hike Saturday under the direction of Scoutmaster Roland H. Drake. This is the first troop to be organized under the new council and it is starting off it's activities with this hike.
 J. A. Elmslie, general agent of the Santa Fe, with offices at Milwaukee, Wis, and MT. Carroll, head of the Milwaukee Shriners, stopped off Sat urday morning on their way to San Francisco and the Grand Canyon, to see T. A. Stahl, who took them for a drive around Flagstaff.
 Claude Mack, W. J. Stevenson and C. J. Hunnicutt left for Oak Creek Saturday afternoon to get themselves a mess of trout. Paul Keller preced- ed them to have everything in readi- ness when they arrived. They return ed Sunday night, bringing several good-sized trout with them.
 Among those from Williams who attended the Vivian Spellmire show here last Friday night were MT. and Mrs. Rittenhouse and son, James Ken nedy, Dr. Rounseville, wife and daughter, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Spellmire and daughter, Mrs. F. E. Wells, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Lee, Mrs. Harold Greene and many others.
 Roland F. Eberhardt, commercial teacher at Emerson school, expects his parents and sister to arrive this week from Santa Rosa, Calif., to visit here for few days on their way to make an extended tour of the east. Roland has a passport to Europe and is trying to decide whether to spend the next year in a tour of England and the continent, especially Switzer- land, where he has relatives. !
 H. s. Crum of Parks, was in town the first of the week trying to get in touch with some of the men from Ok ahoma and Texas who came here on their way to colonize Houserock val ley, north of the Colorado river. Mr. Crum says there is lot of good land out in his section that would be far more profitable to prove up on than that can be found in House rock valley, and the people out his way are anxious to have it taken up, both to get some neighbors and to give them larger school census.
 Bert Potter, old-time stoclsman here and later assistant forester in the forest service, where he did great work in putting the handling of graz ing on sound basis, stopped here the last of last week on his way from Los Angeles to the White Mountains, where he will meet c. E. Wilson, a prominent shoe manufacturer of Massachusetts, for several weeks fishing. He will be back this way to visit with local old cronies. He strip ped his gears near Needles, and be- fore he got away had accumulated plenty of evidence that it is hot there in summer.