The Coconino sun., 1922-01-06

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 T. E. Pollock went to Ash Fork we'd nesday on short business trip.
 Charlie Sanford is in from Selig- man visiting his mother and brother.
 MT. Armstrong of Winslow was a New Years guest of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Davis.
 Special rates during January and February on all repair work at the Babbitt garage. Advertisement. Walter Stevenson and Paul Keller spent Saturday night and Sunday hunting rabbits down around Hubbard.
 Miss Claire Campbell left the first of the week for Winslow, where she has position teaching English in the high school.
 M. I. Powers spent New Years day with friends in Prescott, the evening before attending the New Years eve ball in that city.
 James Buckley, who came up to spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs. c. P. Heisser, returned to Phoenix day before yesterday.
 
 If anyone who has a piano to rent will apply at once at The Sun office it will be appreciated. The piano will be in good responsible hands.
 Frank Keeffe, general merchandise manager for the various Babbitt stores, left Wednesday night for Phoe nix, to return the last of the week.
 Among first of the week visitors in town were R. E. Smith, F. M. Blake. Phoenix; J. T. Ralston, Peter Schroe- der, Camp Verde; A. c. Dickson, Aultman.
 Lorren Cress and W. D. Draine couldn't find anything more amusing to do during the storm Monday than to go down to Johnny Hennessy's ranch hunting rabbits.
 Mrs. Robert Stewart, who has been here visiting her sisters, Miss Mary G. Boyer and Mrs. Lee Carron, since before Christmas, left left on Monday for her home in Yuma.
 pr. R. o. Raymond, who had been sick in bed for several days, was able to get out again on Tuesday. Of course, he had to pick the worst day in the year to resume his customary rounds.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Goodman spent the holidays visiting Mrs. Goodman's folks in Holbrook Frank is back on his job as assistant county engineer, Mrs. Goodman staying in Holbrook for longer visit.
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 Tanlac is the ideal strengthener and body builder for old folks, because it creates a healthy appetite for whole some food and strengthens and in- vigorates the digestive organs. - Breen-Lewis Drug Co. Advertise ment.
 Charlie Glenn resigned on Satur- day as saddle and ha1ess maker for Billy Switzer and plans leaving soon with his wife for San Diego, where they expect to make their home. They have many friends here to regret their departure.
 Chairman Fred Caring and member W. H. Campbell of the county board of supervisors will attend the meeting in Phoenix today of the boards of county supervisors of the state MT. Campbell went down Wednesday, Mir. Caring going today.
 Harlow Yaeger, who came in from his Canyon Diablo ranch for the holi- days, went back the last of last week to get ready for big coyote poison ing campaign. He says the varmints are getting too thick down there to be tolerated any longer. Ed. V. Randolph, who is now liv- ing in town, says he can see from his windows a perfect head and neck in the Peaks now that they are covered with snow. the head exactly like the pictures of the old Morse vikings as they used to appear in our school his- tories.
 Joe Rickel, who came here from Phoenix with his family to spend the holidays under the parental roof-tree, will not go to his new position in the Rabbit store at Winslow for some time, but will stay here, at least for the present, and work in the Babbitt general offices.
 Senator Ralph H. Cameron, as told in The Sun last week. had sent a lot of garden seeds to this office to be distributed to all who care for them. The flower seeds have just come in. Many have already dropped in to get vegetable seeds. Come and get them. They are here for you until they are all gone.
 State senator Charles Larson of Williams and Ash Fork, spent Satur- day in Flagstaff. He says the recent, rains have solved the water problem as far as the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Go. is concerned, and that ths town of Williams now has reservoir full, which will make them safe for | ~. n