The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04

Marshall Weidner, who was i'll for
nearly month, is up and around
again.
Elmer Black and wife of Winslow,
were in Flagstaff Wednesday visiting
old friends.
A social will be given by the senior
Christian Endeavor society of the
Federated church tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. F. Tafe of Los Angeles, was
visiting Mrs. J. c. Brown during the
last week, leaving for Vermont on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Slipher, Miss
Inez Tidwell, DIR. V. M. Slipher and
Marcia and David Slipher were at the
Grand Canyon during last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zalesky and
Mr.. Zalesky's mother, the latter here
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are spend
ing two weeks camping at Mormon
Lake.
Rev. William Stephens Kress has
arrived from Los Angeles and will de-
liver several lectures of interest at
the Church of the Nativity during the
coming week.
A. +. Thompson, assistant forest
ranger in Munds Park district, left
the service in order to help his BROTH
er harvest his fruit crop in the re-
gion of Sedona.
Miss Mable Hall of Florence, one
of the popular pupils at the Normal
school, was taken back to her home
on Tuesday, suffering, it is believed,
with appendicitis.
Ira H. Gentry, a graduate of STAN
ford university, and formerly in the
U. S. aero force, is staying at the
city park, where he will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Rev. E. Gerard, chaplain of the
Mercy hospital of Prescott, is stay
ing at the home of Father c. Vabre.
Rev. Gerard came overland from CAL
ifornia to Arizona in 1876.
James Mitchell, the veteran stone
worker, came in from Leupp yester-
day, where he has been for couple
of months working on school build
ings for the Indian service.
Mrs. V. M. Slipher is expected back
Sunday night from New York, where
she has been visiting her old home.
While in New York she attended the
national meeting of women's clubs,
held at Chautauqua Lake.
Miss Merna Carson, who assisted
her uncle, A. w. Carson, at his pho
, Geographic studio for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Brown
wood, Texas. She may teach school,
as she has had experience in that line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robbins Of
Yuma, with their niece, Miss Edna
Yester, of Louisville, KY, and F. s.
Champion Of, Philadelphia, who are
, spending a short vacation in Flag
/ staff, were at Mormon Lake on SUM-
J day.
l Miss Betty Larsen of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, and Miss Ida Larsen of
Z Mason City, Iowa, are at the home
of Mrs. Loren Savage, where they
will stay for week before return
ing to the east. Several years ago
they taught in the Ogden, Utah,
school for the deaf, where Mrs. Saw
+ age was an instructor.
a George Bailey, secretary for the
: Campbell-Francis company, has just
d returned from Kansas City, where he
e underwent treatment for about two
e months in sanitarium. His health
r is much improved and his friends are
: all mighty glad to see him back again
i Mrs. Bailey and daughter, Dorothy
|, were in Denver part of the time that
r Mr.. Bailey was in Missouri.
}. DR.. E. T. Martin of Albuquerqu,
> arrived in Flagstaff the other day tt
e become second assistant to M. z. Mus
grave, state predatory animal man
d who, with Mrs. Musgrave, is spending
d the summer here. Musgrave and Mar
y tin are now down around Clifton fol
= few days. Kenneth Pickerell, ,
n cousin of Mrs. Charles Isham of Flag
y staff, has been appointed junior biol
g ogist, making him first assistant O.
Mr.. Musgrave.