The Coconino sun., 1923-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson spent a
few days at Grand Canyon last week.
]. H. Asselin of San Francisco, Wis
tied his brother, Herb, for few days
last week.
The Keller home on Leroux street
is being remodelled and will be made
two full stories.
Oliver Raudebaugh is serving his
city we'll by putting an attractive
coat of paint on his home.
County Supervisor John 10y was in
from his ranch at Mund's Park this
week attending to county business and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Willis Brown and children ar
rived home on Wednesday from Den
yer, where they had been visiting rela-
tives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FFiedlein got
home the first of the week from the
Verde valley and California, where
they spent the winter.
Jack Blome, son of the late DR.. R.
H. H. Blome, was in Flagstaff short
time last week, on business and re-
newing old acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell moved in
this week from Fort Valley to the
place on North San Francisco street
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Fry.
Mrs. E. Jungquist and daughter of
Los Angeles, arrived here last Sunday
for a months visit with Mrs. Jung
nuist's narents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Brown.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: DR.. r. M.
Tafel, Kingman; Lillian Lawson,
Grand Canyon; w. P. McClenny, Mi
ami; D. A. Dudley, Topock; J. T. Rails
ton, Apache Maid; c. w. Mckinley,
Phoenix.
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson of Spring
Valley is in town for several days, at
tending to the business at the office
of Mrs. Charlotte S. Acker, county SUI
perintendent of schools, in the latter's
absence on official business in FIRE.
donia.
The usual noctural sounds were aug
mented Tuesday night by the ba-a,
ba-a, ba-a, in varying tones and pitch,
of band of sheep covering the lat
ter end of the long hike from the
southern grazing range to the sum-
mer fields. Soon these concerts will
be the usual thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Montgomery,
Miss Bernice Hawkins, Miss Leila Ro-
rex and Miss Zella Jones were in
town on Saturday from Williams on
business connected with the operetta,
prince Charming" which is to be
given during the latter part of this
month by the Williams schools.
Joe and Paul Lopez have leased
Chin Chun Chan hall for the rest of
the summer and are giving a series
of Saturday night dances there The
first two have met with big success.
The boys are running the dances IN
clean, orderly fashion. Miss Fellce
Rodriguez and Arthur Perry are fur
nishing the music.
The county board of supervisors -
Messrs. w. C. Rittenhouse of Williams
and John Loy and Bob Taylor OF
Flagstaff Joe Rickel, clerk of
the board, spent Tuesday going to
Winslow and back, taking the Leupp
rOau one Way. IHcy NC1C oIHlliS oP
the comparative merits of the two
routes, trying to decide just where
they'd better do improvement work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cockroft of Lees
Ferry and the formers sister, Miss
Cockcroft, a New York City journal
ist, who is here for short visit with
her brother and his wife, came in on
Monday from the ferry and went to
Oak Creek on Tuesday for a shors
outing, DR.. E. S. Miller accompany
ing them. On Wednesday Miss Cock
roft left for home, by way OF San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hill are re-
ioicing over the birth, on Monday,
of a charming, athletic young daugh-
ter. Hubert stepped so high all day
he complained because the stairs up
to the auditing department at Bah
bits, where he works, were not steep
enough. And granddad J. B. Ormond,
who climbs the same stairs, wanted to
90 up to the roof to do his work, SO
he could yell once in a while without
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