The Coconino sun., 1922-04-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

| Der of the Lyceuni course, at Normal Friday nigh. April l4. P. J. Moran, credit manager of the Babbitt Bros. Trading Co.,, spent a few days east on business, return ing Wednesday.
 w. R. McClurken left on Tuesday for Holbrook, where he intends to pro- tect with life-insurance the wives and families of some of Winslow's men folks. Jack LeBarron came up Wednesday from his southern sheep range, still frozen from the last three frosty nights in Phoenix. He will go back down south about the 25th. F. A. Chisholm county agricultural agent, and L. k. Johnson, president of the County Farm bureau, left for Phoenix Thursday night to attend the meeting of the State Farm bureau and Industrial congress.
 Frank Pendergass, one of Doney Parks old reliable farmers, was in town the first of the week laying in supplies. Frank is narrowing every day, as he finds his plowed ground not too wet to work over.
 Thursday morning Mrs. s. J. Gass- man presented MT. Gassman with a lovely and highly appreciated Easter gift in the form of young son. Sid is busy now accepting congratulations and passing around the cigars.
 The members of the Scottish Rite Masons held their annual session in honor of Maunday Thursday at Ma sonic hall last night. After appro- priate ceremonies a banquet was served and speeches were made.
 Ranchmen Etter and Osborn were in from Dead Mans Flat Wednesday. Etter was driving a brand new Chev- rolet truck in which was new blow and other farm tools. He expects to farm quite extensively this spring.
 Rev. w. H. Took was expected home Monday night from Phoenix, where he went to see Mrs. Took, who is in St. Luke's hospital, but her con- dition having taken a turn for the worse, he decided to remain there longer.
 Mrs. K. Cochran, secretary of the State Federation of Woman's clubs, who has been touring the state with Mrs. Flanigan, president of the fed eration, arrived here Wednesday for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. o. B. Raudebaugh.
 Carmel Rivera Lucero was granted divorce from Liandro Lucero Thurs day night by default, on the grounds of non-support. The case was tried before Judge J. E. Jones, Harben & Gold appearing for the plaintiff. The couple had one child.
 Joe Mondragon, who has been laid up for several weeks with erysipelas, during part of which time he was at the hospital in Williams, is feeling lot better now and is again at his work in the J. Herman dry goods store help ing Sam Diamond clothe the populace.
 T. J. Caldwell, general agent for the National Life Insurance company of the southwest, who had been living in Albuquerque, is now making Flag staff his headquarters. He has rented one of Mrs. Barbara England's houses and will have his family here in about two months.
 A number of merchants along San Francisco street are complaining of the number of stray dogs that con- gregate on that street making, they say, not a prairie dog town, but a "hick dog town" out of it. They think the dog catcher should get busy and make a cleanup around that neighborhood.
 Johnny Love came up Saturday night from the Love winter ranch at Oak Creek, and will stay here until after election to work in the inter ests of his republican friends. Mrs. Love will not return for several weeks yet. Miss Edith Leissling, Mrs. Loves sister, returned few days ago from a two-weeks' visit with her.
 R. H. Simpson, manager of the J. c. Penney store, has rented the John Lind home for the occupancy of his family as soon as they arrive. John plans to go to Santa Monica, Calif., about the goth of this month, for few weeks vacation with his family, resident there, and a motor trip up to the San Francisco section. Dr. Hayes Nance, well known dent ist, formerly of Flagstaff, but who re- moved to Denver about a year ago, has been seriously ill with bad at tack of influenza, the latter affect ing his ear, and he was forced to go to the hospital where mastoid op- eration was performed. His condi- ton was critical for some time, but we are pleased to be able to state he is now out of danger.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt have gone on from Tucson, where they went so that Ray might recuperate from the flu, to Los Angeles. Dave Rabbit, Jr., manager of the Babbitt auto business in Tucson, went with them and MT. and Mrs. Ed Rabbit went from here. Dave recently found his car in graveyard on the Mexican side of the border, where someone had left it after stealing it..