The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26

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 Albert E. Thompson of Sedona spent a few days in town this week on business.
 Chas. Wyrick, cattleman, came up from Winslow Saturday for a day or two on business.
 Rosendo B. Morado, 30, and Marie Madero, 19, both of Flagstaff, were married by Justice R. J. Kidd Tues day.
 G. D. Moore on Sunday shipped up a lot of work horses from Phoenix for the Campbell & Francis Sheep com pany.
 Joe, P. Wilson sold four lots at San Francisco and Dale to M. J. Riordan this week through the Ali Dickinson & Son real estate agency.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Weatherford and Mrs. E. M. Doe returned Satur- day from Los Angeles, where they had spent two weeks visiting friends,
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 Moses Anspach purchased two lots on South Humphrey street, owned by Carrie Phillips of Albuquerque, N. M., through the w. B. Raudebaugh real estate agency.
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 c. M. Archer, Clyde Hunnicutt and H. D. Adamson motored to Grand Canyon in three hours Sunday, and made the return trip in the same time. The Maine road is in excellent condition.
 i. A letter from Prof. O. H. Richard Son, who has been at Berkeley, Calif., since leaving Flagstaff, says class of 1893 seniors graduated at the Uni versity of California on the 17th of the month, of which he was "small part"
 Mrs. H. A. Atwood, chairman of the Indians welfare committee of the Women's Federated club of the Unit ed States, who had been visiting at Kayenta, left for the Pueblo Indian country Tuesday on a tour of in spection.
 Dr. Halleman, the eye specialist and inspector, who came here from Cali fornia several weeks ago to work among the Indians, came in from Tu- ba City with Mrs. Halleman and yes terday they left for Leupp, where they will be for several weeks.
 Perez vaudeville shows gave a three days tent exhibition on the rail- road show lot Tuesday, Wednesday and yesterday. Their acts consisted of singing, dancing, aerial and aero batic stunts, the performance being given by Mexicans. The company left for Winslow early this morning.
 Charles H. Spencer, head of the Spencer water development projects, last week entertained James Irvine of San Francisco, famous all over the west for his great ranch near Santa Ana. MT. Irvine is deeply interested in the development of the water of the San Francisco mountains.
 James F. Klohr and wife came in from Houserock Valley the other day. They have a stock ranch in the val ley. Mrs. Klohr left for Fl Paso on a few weeks visit. Mir. Klohr says that an eastern company is going to dam the Pyrea river across the can yon and bring about 25,000 acres un- der cultivation.
 Mrs. Joe c. Dolan, her brother, Ed Clark, and MT. Dolan's sister, Miss Florence Dolan of Los Angeles, who had been here visiting for several weeks, spent a couple of days the first of the week at Grand Canyon, and Monday night the ladies left for California, where Mrs. Dolan will spend several weeks.
 Miss Hazel Caring, on vacation from the postoffice, visited for week with her sister, Mrs. Ruby Priest, in McGaffeys, N. M., then came back as far as the Petrified Forest to spend this week there with MT. and Mrs. Paul of Albuquerque, who had been here the week before visiting Mrs. Paul's parnts, MT. and Mrs. Fred Gar ing. Miss Hazel is expected homo Sunday.
 Congressman Ireland and MT. Sharon of Peoria, Illinois, were among the auto advance guard of Shriners on their way overland to San Fran cisco to attend the national meeting of that body. They stopped over a few hours in Flagstaff and met many old-time Illinoisans, including c. B.