The Coconino sun., 1922-06-02
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Cool khaki shirts, s1.25 at Sid Gass man's.-Advertisement.
 Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. - Advertisement. Billy Wallace from Mormon Lake was in town Wednesday on business. John Ryan is here from Wicken- burg, arriving Tuesday, and will like ly stay for the summer. Chet Black and Charlie and Paul l Keller beat it to Oak Creek early yesterday morning after trout.
 Billy Compton, utility man of the | Campbell & Francis sheep company, got home from Phoenix few days ago for the summer.
 Wes Marian, Horace Nay, Hugh McGookin and the Misses McGookin, Alberta Platz and Radah Meador, spent Sunday at Oak Creek.
 Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and little boys, returned Sunday from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Kansas and other middle western states.
 Walter Le Barron, right hand man of his father, Jack Le Barron, in the sheep business, got home the last of last week from the southern sheep ranges.
 L. L. (Roxey) Dewell left for Wins low Sunday morning, and from there will go to Sunset Pass where he will start to shear about 25,000 sheep be. longing to A. Miller, Harlow Yaeger and l.. Hart.
 Al Kohl, who had been a resident of Flagstaff for the past IS months, a guest of the Rickel family part of the time, left on Monday for Cincinnati. He likely will be back here before the summer is over.
 Tom Phelan and son Eugene took in the Grand Canyon Sunday, return ing by way of Maine. Tom and his wife left for Oak creek Monday night where he will spend his two weeks vacation trout fishing.
 R. Tom Brown, coming up from the south with his sheep, left them at Mormon Lake to be drifted on to the summer range and came in to get ac- quainted with Mrs. Brown and squire her around again this summer.
 K. N. Nagel, who played fine base ball here two years ago, and who was with the Denver team of the western association, is now working in the commissary department of the Sagi- naw & Manistee Lumber company.
 Judge E. E. Bollinger with Mrs. Bollinger, and young son, arrived Tuesday from Grand Canyon where they had been visiting since they left Kingman last Friday. The judge pre- sided in the case of Towery vs. Sweet wood.
 MT. Butler, government attendant for the insane, took Homer C. FL lins back to the insane asylum at Pat ton, California, Tuesday. Elkins es- capped from the asylum and was caught here last week and held in the county jail.
 Although a powerful reconstructive tonic, Tanlac contains no harmful in- gredients, minerals or opiates, which are so often found in other medicines. It can therefore be taken by delicate children with splendid results.-Breen Lewis Drug Co.-Advertisement.
 J. B. Urban spent part of the week here. He has succeeded George Elem ing as travelling man in northern Ari- zona for the Rabbit wholesale dry goods house of Phoenix. Mr. Urban not long ago married the widow of Edgar Brown, former attache of the Rabbit store here.
 Don't make any date for Sunday af- ternoon, you baseball fans, for the Flagstaff team will play the Indians from Leupp at 2:30 at the ball park. The Leupp aggregation always puts up good, scrappy game, and as the home team has been strengthened, fast and exciting game is expected.
 Three men broke into the govern | ment road camp commissary at Nor mon Lake Tuesday and got away with l about $25 worth of groceries. They communicated a wagon and team of mules and made off with the stuff. | The sheriff's office was notified and Deputy Sheriffs Rudd and Garrett | went out and traced the outfit to Long Valley where they arrested John Black, Ernest Potter and Ed 1 ridge Newton and brought them to Flagstaff, placing them in the county | bastile. The man and boy who were driving the wagon and mules were not arrested as the trio said they had nothing to do with the robbery.