The Coconino sun., 1922-09-15
LOCAL BREVTTTES

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisement.
 Bring your girl to the dance at the Odd Fellows hall, Sept. 22.--Adv.
 Elmer Jackson is now in Clarkdale, but hopes to be back in Flagstaff by the time Normal opens.
 Another shipment of women's coats from Hart Schaffner & Marx, are be- ing shown at Sid Gassman's.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
 An interesting story hour, for small children, will be held every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the public library, beginning September 23. Leon Gallegos came up from Nor mon lake on Monday to see if he couldn't arrange with the weather man for little more rain down that way.
 Dr. M. O. Dumas came up the last of last week with lot of steers for shipment. Mrs. Dumas had been up from Clemenceau several days, visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Francis.
 Mrs. R. H. Drake has gone to Hot Springs, s. D., and will return with her son, Rollen, who has been spend- ing part of the summer with his grandmother. They will return about the first of October.
 Ray McFate and his family left for Los Angeles yesterday and before long he expects to be busy working for his diploma in dentistry at the University of Southern California. The course will take four years.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson were in from the ranch, out on the Oak Creek road, on Saturday. Jack and Ed Whipple were about the first two men to take squint at the present site of Flagstaff, about 40 years ago.
 Mrs. Colin Campbell and daughter, Miss Claire, returned few days ago from Murietta, Calif., where they had been for several weeks. Mrs. Camp bell wishes to sell her residence here and return to California, to make Berkeley their home.
 L. F. Brady and A. D. Carlisle, who had been conducting the Evans school here during the summer, clos ed the school September 10 and are leaving this week for Mesa where the winter school will be opened in Octo- Der. They will return in the spring to Flagstaff and hope to make some improvements in the school here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon and son, Kenneth, returned Monday night from California, where MT. and Mrs. Lennon had been in Los Angeles, where he did some buying for the furniture and dry-goods departments at Babbitts'. Kenneth had been work ing during the summer school vaca- tion with an engineering bunch for the Southern California Edison Co. He will attend the state university.
 The Musical History club met at the home of Mrs. William Rudd, at 123 West Birch avenue on Saturday afternoon, about 12 young people be- ing present. No program was held, but at the meeting to be held at the same place tomorrow, the subject will be 'The Life of Mozart" One of the main objects of the club will be to teach the members interesting and historical facts concerning, the great musical masters.
 P. E.. Warner, local scout executive, went to Williams on Thursday, in the | interest of scouting. On next Wednes- day he will go to Winslow, and be- fore returning to Flagstaff, will visit | St. Johns, Snowflake, Cooley and Springerville, making preliminary ar- engagements for a campaign to raise $3255, and also organizing troops and | district committees. c. J. Carlson, deputy regional scout executive, will | meet Warner on the trip.