The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Constance Lowell left Thurs day morning for California.

day morning for California.
 Ira Brown, old sheep man, is up from Phoenix to spend the summer.
 Paul Coffin spent Wednesday in Williams talking up the merits of his Durant cars.
 J. Edward Priest has "shied his castor in the ring" for the office ot justice of the peace.
 A. K. Kelemen is laid up with kid ney trouble. It is not known as yet how serious his case is.
 Mrs. George Babbitt arrived from Los Angeles last Friday evening af- ter several months absence.
 Billy Dickinson came u from Ash Fork on Monday to cast his vote in the city election, returning that night,
 Fred Russell proved up on his Fort Valley homestead Tuesday. Sam Bee son and Ralph Sickles were his wit nesses.
 Kimball Carlisle, wife and baby girl are here from Alamogordo, N. M. MT. Carlisle is connected with the forest service.
 Gus Jakle is back from Cincinnati, arriving Wednesday, after a very pleasant vacation back in the old home town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Douglas Roome, the latter's neice, Miss Jorge, and Miss Kathryn Keller visited Grand Canyon nSunday.
 Mrs. Cecil Luger of Phoenix, daugh- ter of Enoch Davis of Fort Valley, and sister of Ralph Davis, is here visiting them.
 Eugene Campbell, the sheepman, came in from Phoenix Thursday morning. The family will be up later for the summer.
 Eliseo Moreno was granted div orce from Maria Mareno Monday morning by Judge J. E. Jones on the ground of desertion.
 Joe Amundsen of Kingman spent Wednesday here on business and dropping around to shake hands with some of his many friends.
 Richard F. Sawyer, 36, and Ethel May Dusubauld, 26, both from Belle flower, Calif., were married by the Rev. H. H. Gillies on Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Browning have bought the home in the north east part of town in which they are living from the Arizona Central bank
 Johnny Kerley of Tuba City, got back this week from California, where he took Mrs. Kerley and the children one of the little ones needing atten- tion by a specialist.
 Mrs. Stuart Campbell returned Sat urday night from Kansas City, where she stopped for a visit on her way home from Cincinnati, where she spent several months with her par ents.
 Charlie Glenn, former harness mak- CT for Billy Switzer, who left here last fall, has sold his harness store at Globe and with Mrs. Glenn will ar rive this week to take back his old job at Switzer's.
 Henry Heller of Hermosa Beach, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday on an indefinite visit to old friends. MT. Heller was one of the early day resi- dents of this city, having moved to the coast several years ago.
 Ed Harrison Duffield, Jr., 22, of Williams, and Elizabeth F. Mo Naughten, 23, of Chicago, secured a marriage license Thursday morning. The prospective bridegroom is the son of F., H. Duffield of Williams, the well-known stockman.
 There will be no morning service at the Federated church next Sunday on account of Memorial Day services be- ing held this year at the Episcopal church. Sunday school will be held as usual. The evening service will be conducted by the Rev. Conrad Van Zee.
 Valencia Ruiz of Williams, former ly of Flagstaff, is alleged to have disappeared with Marguerite Equin- ora, also of Williams, a 16-year-old girl He was picked up Monday night and placed in jail in Williams. He will have preliminary hearing be- fore George McDougal, justice of the peace at Williams Friday.
 Billy Switzer left Sunday night for Phoenix, where he will grab the wheel of the family car and drive back with Mrs. Switzer, Miss Reba Switzer and the younger children. Miss Reba, who has been teaching manual training at the Osborn school, Phoenix, begins summer vacation to- morrow. Carl Dickinson helped Dayt Draine run the store while the boss was away.
 Keith Warren drove in from Kay enta Tuesday night to bring in John ny O'Farrell, manager of the Red Lake trading post, and Mrs. O'Far- rell, the latter for medical treatment She has erysipelas. She is staying with Mrs. Molly Flynn. Keith and Johnny start back to their respective trading posts today. Keith will be back in a few days on his way to Cnapd yooofiop with fnll,c ;,, Ool,1 n i