The Coconino sun., 1922-05-19

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 The latest in mems dress hats $3.5O at Sid Gassman's. Union Taxi Company, Phones 70 and 30. - Advertisement. Mrs. Rex Goble is in San Diego spending few weeks at the home o1 her mother.
 "The Woman in His House." under auspices of St. Margaret's Guild Orpheum tonight.
 George H. Crosby, Jr., left Satur- day for Holbrook on legal business and from there will go to Tucson.
 MT. and Mrs. Roger Birdseye, whe had been visiting in the southern pari of the state, have returned to Flag staff.
 M. E. Musgrave, state predatory animal inspector, and Mrs. Musgrave have rented a cottage at Lake Mary for the summer.
 Hugh E. Campbell and Mrs. Camp. bell came home from Phoenix the last of last week to spend the sum- mer at their home here.
 Mrs. R. T. Jones of Phoenix, moth CT of Mrs. P. H. Nelson, arrived last Friday night for few weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. c. D. Sanderson and little son of Spring Valley were Flagstaff wis itors the last of last week. Mrs. San. derson is teaching school there. M. I. Powers returned on Monday from Phoneix, where he had stopped for day or so on his way back from several days business trip to Los Angeles.
 Chas. Prochnow spent last week in Oatman, returning Saturday night. Mir. Prochnow is enthused over the work being done at the Oatman Amalgamated gold mine.
 H. J. McClung, president of the Arizona Central bank, returned Tues day morning from Phoenix, where he had been for a short time following 8 business visit to Los Angeles.
 Wm. Baylrss left for his ranch al Beaver creek on Wednesday. He re- ceieived word that the fruit on his and adjoining places is in fine shape. Mrs. Bayliss will remain in Flagstaff for some time.
 Nose Anspach, old resident here, who had migrated to Oklahoma, has returned and says he is going to re- main here as he has discovered this place is as good if not better than any locality he has seen.
 Miss Josephine Inman, who visited here last summer, returned the other day from Canton, H., to visit her mother, Mrs. Inman, and her brother, Dixon Inman. The young lady will probably make this her home.
 Mrs. Joe Mondragon and Mrs. Fred Lucero left last night for Santa Fe, N M., for a two-weeks' visit, leaving Joe and Fred to keep bachelors hall and feast or starve, according to their dexterity with the kitchen utensils and what goes in them.
 Al Peck, Johnny Kennedy, Guy Longley, Chet Black, Jr., Oliver All sup, Jack Sanford, Harold Cameron and others motored to Williams Sat urday night to attend the dance given by the Maccabees. They arrived home early Sunday morning.
 .Tanlac is unquestionably the most widely talked-of medicine in the world today and those who once use it invariably buy it over and over again and tell their friends of the splendid results they have derived from it's use. Breen-Lewis Drug Go. Advertisement.
 George Bedinger, veterinary sur geon, and Mrs. Bedinger, arrived this week in their car from San Ysidro, California, where they spent most of the time since leaving here last fall. They will, as usual, make this their home this summer, staying at the Weatherford hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bob Curry, of Phoe- nix, were here the first of the week. Bob, being a Rotarian, brought his wife to the local clubs ladies' night entertainment. They visited Grand Canyon next day. Mrs. L. R. Hall of this city, was also special guest of the Rotary club Tuesday night.
 John Ashurst Renee, stepson of U. s. Senator Henry Ashurst, and Mrs. Renoe, arrived from Prescott Friday evening to spend a few days. MT. Renoe had not been here for some years and was surprised at the growth and development of the town. He is practicing law at Prescott with Mr. Lyman.
 Henry Albers and Francis Chis- holm attended the Knights of Colum- bus convention at Nogales this week. J. c. Dolan was to have gone, but at the last minute found it impossible to arrange his affairs to make the trip, so Francis was appointed in his