The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Those delicious Saratoga chips al
the Brooks store.
Union Taxi Company. Phones 75
and 30.-Advertisement.
Miss Lorena Nichols and Lulu
Greenhill were in Shonto last week.
Sheriff w. A. Campbell is around
again after having been i'll for two
days.
All our bottles thoroughly steriliz-
ed.-Skylight City Bottling Works.
Advertisement.
Oliver Allsup has given up his posi-
ton at the G. A. Clark & Co. store
and will do ranch work.
Mrs. Douglas Roome, who is spend
ing vacation in the Tonic Basin
country, will be back in Flagstaff in
about month.
Mrs. Hayes Nance has returned to
Denver, after having visited DR.. and
Mrs. Felix Manning and her many
friends in this vicinity.
Wayland C. Smith and wife went
to Winslow during the first part OF
the week to visit Mrs. G. w. Bright
returning to Flagstaff on Tuesday.
Mrs. Donald A. Gilchrist, who has
been in Flagstaff for three weeks, will
spend the remainder of the summer
here. After leaving here she will GO
to Iron Springs to visit friends.
F. S. Champion, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robbins,
left for Chicago yesterday evening,
He is veteran of the World War,
and had exciting times at Verdun dur
ing the German drive.
p. H. Harley of the forest service,
states that the civil service commits
sion is emphasizing the need of male
stenographers and typists for work in
the Washington departmental service.
He will conduct examinations for APP
plicants at the forest service office on
August and IL.
Miss Verle Beaver, superintendent
of schools at Prescott, who has been
attending the summer school here the
past month, left yesterday to join her
sister at La Jolla, California, for a
couple of weeks vacation before re-
turning to Flagstaff to complete the
summer school term.
M. E. Musgrave, predatory animal
inspector for the biological survey
left for Clifton this week, where he
will endeavor to poison wolves that
have been raising havoc in that region
with cattle. His departure was sud.
den, as he received three kilograms
from prominent cattlemen in that sec
ton, urgently requesting him to come
at once.
On Saturday night a social anc
lawn party was given at the parson
age of the Federated church, about 81
members of the congregation anC
their friends being present. During
the evening games were played ant
refreshments were served by socia
committee of the church, which wa!
assisted by Miss Bessie Benson ant
Miss Julia Benson.
Everett e. Horn, of the biological
survey, is expected to arrive from
Denver today. He will cooperate witt
Arizona officials Of the biological sur
vey in developing tasteless poison
LUZ chtcIiIiliidIliiS IOucnt pSoLS. IlOii
has had considerable experience al
ready in this line of endeavor, ant
will be of material aid to the Arizon;
force in carrying out this work.
Prof. r. F. Honn, Mrs. Honn an
their daughter, Miss Edwina, old-tim
Flagstaff folks who have been so
journing at Warren, Arizona, in tn
educational field since leaving Flag
staff few years ago, arrived Tues
day for visit to old friends and tn
Grand Canyon. They are on their wa
east to visit relatives and friends il
Illinois during the vacation period.
L. r. Lessel is going to Snowflake
on Sunday to take up his new dutie
as a deputy supervisor on the Sit
greaves forest. He will leave his fam
lily here for about a month, whe
they will leave for the new location
Lessel has made many friends here
and all regret to see him go. He ha
been deputy forest supervisor /
charge of fires, in the Coconino nat