The Coconino sun., 1922-02-03
"A Mans Home" coming to the Or

"A Mans Home" coming to the Or pheum.
 Union Taxi Company, phones 75 and {, 30. - Advertisement.
 | MT. and Mrs. Dick Richardson have moved into the Rivard house on north San Francisco street.
 See Dr. Baker about your eyesight and glasses at Hotel Weatherrord, Thursday, February 9. = Advertise ] ment.
 Mrs. Asa Clark, who had ben III for several days, is now much better and again leading her useful active life.
 John M. Clark is steadily improv- ing and is "rarin" to get down town again, which he is likely to accom- plish almost any day now.
 The United Spanish War Veterans, who meet the first Saturday night in each month, have moved to the new American Legion rooms in the Pol lock block.
 Jimmie Turpin drifted in with the snowflakes from the reservation the first of the week and is again head quartered at Cress Brothers tailor ing emporium.
 M. L. Nichols of the forest service spent several days in bed with the grip, but crawled down to the office yesterday, tired at the thought of staying in the house any longer.
 "When I began taking Tanlac weighed 98 pounds, now weigh 125 pounds and never felt better in my life," says Mrs. Chas. Peden, of Huntsville, Alabama. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. Advertisement.
 Mic Perkins was up from his Syca- more Canyon ranch the last of last week. He says there are several mountain lions down that way and George w. Harben accepted his dare to come and shoot few. Il Two of the box car robbers now in county jail are much disgusted. The unpleasant feeling began when they opened two boxes of the loot at their rendezvous and found that one con- tained nipples and the other golf balls.
 Frank Keeffe, general merchandise LldiiokCi loI tlC DaDUiI1 oIOiCoy tC@ turned Wednesday from Kingman and Oatman. He says things are sure lively there and indications for big doings in the many gold mines never looked so bright.
 Il County farm agent Francis A. Chis- holm and Miss Rose Bouron, homo demonstrator, got home the last of last week from the farm ana nome week doings at Tucson, Francis look ing in at the wool growers meeting at Phoenix on the way back.
 H. H. Longfellow has moved his Singer sewing machine agency and fancy stitching shop (we can't re- member what the ladies call the du- funnies Mrs. Longfellow has been making) to Alex Johnston's tailoring establishment from its old location at the candy kitchen.
 I Dr. L. B. McMullen in Tempe on business, got word of the special Ro- tarian meeting here Sunday night, just fifteen minutes too late to catch train that would have landed him : here on time. So he did the next . best thing caught the next train and got into the club rooms just a few minutes before the meeting end ed. 70 Ellsworth Kolb came in from Grand Canyon Wednesday on his way to Cal l. ifornia and while here made arrange ments to show lot of new Canyon travel pictures in connection with which he will give descriptive lect- ure under the auspices of the local Elks lodge at the Orpheum on the night of March 3. These pictures have never been shown here and are of remarkable interest. This show is not one of the regular Elk shows Their show for February will be held Tuesday niyht of that same week the Kolb brothers. show being Friday