The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04


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Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Freeman of
Stafford spent several days here last
week.
L. w. Cureton of Williams was in
town the first of the week in the in
terests of the Coconino Farm bureau.
Glenn Bryson, who was working at
the Flagstaff Lumber company, is
now taking a vacation before the be-
ginning of school.
Mrs. David Lowell left for San
Francisco on Tuesday, where she will
visit relatives. She expects to be
away for month.
Robert Cree of Winslow spent the
weekend here with his family, and
found the weather considerably cool
er here than it is farther east.
Billy Bayless came up yesterday
from Beaver Creek on visit to
friends. Billy says rains have not
been very general, though the Bay
less ranch received good rains.
Andy Smith, the genial lumberjack
Of heroic figure, accompanied by Vic
tor Hacken, left yesterday for Bell
flower, California. Mrs. Smith has
been at Beethoven for several weeks.
They expect to remain in California
until spring.
Mrs. E. C. F. Wilson has resigned
the position she had held for several
months as secretary to p. J. Moran,
credit man for Rabbit Brothers, to
accept a similar position with T. E.
Pollock at the offices of the T. E..
Pollock Investment Co.
c. B. Wilson is preparing to attend
the meeting of the American Bar as
ISOLATION, to be held in San Francisco
next week. This is the first meeting
of the famous organization to be held
in California. Mr.. Wilson will prob
ably be Flagstaff's only representa-
tive.
Mrs. z. H. Wheat, accompanied by
Mrs. G. c. Kendall and daughter, Miss
Sadie Kendall, of Meridian, Miss,
went to the Grand Canyon on We'd
nesday. Mrs. Kendall and Miss Ken
dali will not return to Flagstaff for
several weeks at least, as they are go
ing on TO the COAST.
S. d. Stewart, Kingman attorney,
and H. M. George, merchant of that
place, with their families and some
friends, arrived here Wednesday to go
to Mormon Lake for a few weeks
camping, with plans, if they like it
there, to build summer cottages and
make it, instead of the coast, their
future vacation spot.
Quincy Handles and d. M. Lang of
the Albuquerque forest district office
are in Flagstaff, and will go over the
timber sales in this section next week.
F. A. Chisholm, county farm agent
was in Williams, Spring Valley, and
the western part of the county during
the last week, and says that the rains
have done a great deal of good.
According to Douglas Roome, moth.
| ing of interest occurred on his return
| trip Sunday from Tonic Basin anC
the Natural Bridge, where he had ia
ken Mrs. Roome for her vacation. A
cloudburst put the roads in bad con-
dition before he came back, requiring
him to travel 60 miles in second anC
low gear, which isn't at all interesting
says Douglas.
Mr.. Hallovet, sales manager for thu
Southern California Hardwood Co.
and Mrs. Hallovet; Mrs. O'Neill
manager of the transit department O.
the Los Angeles Trust & Savings
bank; Mrs. Pearl Critically, wife of ;
Los Angeles attorney, and Mrs. Wolf
mother of Mrs. Hallovet and Mrs
| O'Neill, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Terrell of Doney Park. Will
here they have been visiting Crane
| Canyon, Mormon Lake, Oak Creek ant
other places Of interest.
Mrs. James B. Grand and sol
James are spending few weeks il
| Flagstaff. James, ST., spends as mucl
of his time here each week as he cal
from civil engineering at Phoenix
Jimmy is an old resident of Coconin
county and well acquainted with tn
many water and other engineering
problems. The city council has bee
making overtures to him relative t
an expert investigation OF our pro
posed additional water supply. Their
is much need of expert advice bot