The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07
LOCAL BREVTTTES
Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks

his home in Flagstaff during the sum- mer months.
 David Tate, former well-known pioneer resident of this city, was here this week from Los Angeles. Archie Brown was in from Marshall Lake to spend the Fourth with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom Brown. F. W. Mcclure was in town Satur- day from his Doney Park ranch at- tending to important business mat ters.
 George Black, ST., who had been here visiting for several weeks, left last week for his home in Los An geles.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bud Waters drove up Sunday from Kingman to spend the Fourth here with their old friends and neighbors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Schell spent the fourth with Mrs. SchelPs sister, Miss Virginia M. Lockett. Mir. Schell is teaching at Red Lake.
 Tom Devine, Jr., and Mrs. Devine, came up from Kingman a few days ago to get out of the heat and visit among Tom's boyhood friends. Mrs. s. P. Merritt, accompanied by Helen Harrington and Dixie Brayton left few days ago for Venice, Cal, where they expect to stay month. Customers come to us every day and say Tanlac has been blessing 1 to them. We advise you to try it. Breen-Lewis Drug Store. - Adver- | tisement.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Sykes drove up from Seligman a few days ago and after fishing a couple of days at Oak Creek came to town for the cell ebration.
 w. c. Booker, who had been custod- ian of Battery ''D," since January, 1921, resigned recently, and George Cameron has been appointed to suc- ceed him.
 c. M. Morrow, who has been at the soldiers home, California, writes that he is leaving there for few months visit in Winona, Wash, with his brother and sister.
 Johnny O'Farrell and wife, of the Red Lake trading post, stopped in Flagstaff on Monday, on their way to California, where they expect to spend a months vacation.
 Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw has received word from her daughter, Miss Vera, who has been teaching at Pasadena, that she is leaving soon on tour of Europe with party of friends.
 Miss Arizona Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown and granddaughter of MT. and Mrs. R. T. Brown, sure had good time at the celebration, which she viewed from horseback.
 Joe Lee, friend of the Indian, came in from Tuba for the celebration. The term "friend" is used advisedly, for many hungry and sick Indian has benefited from Joe's free-handed generosity.
 Thos. R. Windes, the internal rev. enue man, came back the first of last week from Kingman and Oatman. Got away from the latter place easier than he did the last time, when he lost his pants in the big fire.
 J. Q. Thomas, city school super intendent, and Professor Thorpe of Normal summer school, with their families, spent the weekend at Mor- mon Lake, where they succeeded in landing large number of bass.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Quirk, who had been at Tuba City for four months, came in few days ago and expect to remain here. During the last few weeks MT. Quirk had been working in Johnny Kerley's store at Tuba. | Frank Sufea, who recently sold out his photographic business to Carl C. Mayhew, is pow in Hot Springs, N M., where he expects to enter busi- ness, although he has not decided def initely as to what his line of work will be.
 i Williams beat Winslow at baseball on the fourth at Williams by a nine- eight score. Ball-fan Billy Kitten house of Williams wonders why not a tournament soon between Williams Flagstaff, Winslow and another team at Flagstaff.
 I Ray Babbitt was forced to mark "not in stock" on one item of an or. der received by mail this week. The item was 1.-two gallons of good moon. shine whiskey," the merchant order. ing it desiring it for consumption dur. ing his vacation.
 John O. Hurst of Lower Oak creek accompanied by his three daughters were visiting friends here this week also Grand Canyon. MT. Hurst is now making a speciality of strawber. ries on his ranch and has good roat to the Verde Valley markets.
 Miss Emily Dwyer stopped hert Saturday night and few hours Sun. day to visit friends. She was on hel way from Phoenix to Denver and vii spend several weeks travelling in Col orado and Wyoming. Her health i' much better than when she left here Al Beasley came up the first oi the week from Glendale, to celebrate the 39th anniversary of the day ht dropped off a freight here looking for a job, which he found, and lost which so disgusted him that he al most moved on to Washington tt take up some wheat land, but didn't
 Drs. Shipley, Crump and Kritt