The Coconino sun., 1923-04-13

i S. S. Acker left the first of the
week for Phoenix.
i C. M. Archer and Nelson Saunders
made a business trip to Leupp yes
terday.
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/ Baggageman A. B. Brown left the
last of last week for Los Angeles, on
three weeks vacation.
i Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Jones are spend
ing few weeks in Albuquerque visit
ing relatives of Mrs. Jones.
| The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Fox died Thursday, living
only few hours after birth.
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Walter and Earl Hyde came up a
few days ago from their homesteads
in Big Park, to spend the summer.
The Flagstaff Lumber Co.'s new
55-ton locomotive arrived here the
first of the week, and is being tested
! out.
Miss Grace Sandon, of the high
school faculty, spent the weekend in
Kingman visiting her sister, Mrs. Mer-
vile Mills.
The Flagstaff Lumber Co. expects
soon to begin work on the four-mile
extension Of their logging track to
Mormon lake.
Luther Hart, the Winslow sheep
man, was in Flagstaff this week. He
says range conditions are much better
than usual this year.
Phillip Housinax of Douglas passed
through Flagstaff this week on his
way to Tuba City where he expects to
remain for some time.
Warren Willis came home the first
of the week from the south, where he
had been one of the cowboy force on
the Shadow-A range.
George Bailey, secretary to Camp
bell, Francis & CO., spent day or so
last week in Flagstaff, returning TO
Phoenix Saturday night.
Mrs. Willis Brown and little chill
dren left the last of last week for
Denver, for an extended visit with
Mrs. Browns backbone folks.
Abe Kritt, one of the government
veterinarians who equineate the In
dian reservations near here summers,
came back from the east few days
ago and is out on the job.
Chas. A. Johnson of Lakeside and
E. d. Reidhead of Showlow are stop
ping at the Pine hotel where they have
on exhibition samples of rock taken
from their asbestos mine.
John Pollard returned the latter
part of last week from Seligman,
where he superintendent the de-wool-
ing of some $4,000 head of sheep for
the Hudspeth Sheep company.
All members Battery D ordered to
assemble at the armroy at LAS Sun
day, wearing service hats, says Cap
tain Harry Embach. The battery will
be taken out for mounted drill.
Paul Coffin, Louis Kelly and Claude
Phelan left Tuesday afternoon to
drive to Prescott returning with two
new Durant sport cars, having sold
the one they brought up few days
ago.
Mrs. Percival Lowell arrived a few
days ago from Los Angeles, where
she had been for some time, and is
again at her home on Observatory
hill, where she will spend most of the
summer.
C. M. Archer, newly installed exalt
ed ruler of the local Elks lodge, drove
to Kingman to attend the big Elks in
itiation and dance held there Satur-
day night, which he reports typical
Kingman success.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. Raudebaugh,
Mrs. M. A. Black and w. B. Raude
baugh left Sunday for an overland
trip to Phoenix, going by the way Of
Clarkdale and Jerome. They expect
to be back next Sunday.
Mrs. r. M. Francis, who was called
to Denver several weeks ago by the
illness of her mother, who died short
ly after Mrs. Francis arrival there,
returned Tuesday night and the doc
tor has shed his lonesome look.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Aso drove up
from Phoenix, arriving here on Mon
day. Mrs. Aso will remain at their
summer home here, though her hus-
band will have to make a trip or two
back before the sheep come up to the
summer range.
"Rimmy" jim Giddings has learned
to master his new REQ sport car Jim
Tillman drove out the last of last week
and brought him in so he could break
her in on city pavement. Jim says
she's a lot better than the little black
spark plug he's been driving and
oughter be lot more matrimonially
helpful.
Ray Simpson, manager of the Flag
staff Penney store, Horace Nay, man
ager of the Winslow store, and Glenn
Bright, recent manager of the latter
store, who likely will take charge of
store in New Mexico, will leave on
Tuesday for Salt Lake City, by way
of Barstow, to attend the semi-annual
convention of western states Penney
stores managers. They will be gone
about three weeks.
Mrs. I. A. Moore, formerly of Will
liams, now located at Reedley, Calf,
xyyo IN III ff MnndoU Mrc Mnoro