The Coconino sun., 1923-01-26


inch snowfall there in the recent
storm.
Under-sheriff S. o. Thompson re-
Gently brought Herbert Kelly" Nava-
io Indian, in from Leupp. He is in
the county Jail charged with having
stolen saddle from Sam Beeson.
Miss Alberta Platz, secretary to
President L. B. McMullen of the Nor
NAL school, will leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, where she will visit
friends during two weeks vacation.
Mrs. C. f. Portz, who had been i'll
for three weeks since she and DR..
Portz returned from a visit in Cali
fornia, is rapidly improving now and
indications are will soon be as well
as usual.
Mrs. E. IT. Shuster, who came up
from Ashfork several days ago for
medical treatment, has fully recov-
cred and is nursing Mrs. Douglas S.
Roome, at whose home she stayed
during her own illness.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: P. Elms,
Kingnan; L. w. Gerseke, Phoenix;
Mrs. w. r. Tonkin, Bisbee; Mrs. X.
V. Hunter, Clarence Gale, Tuba; Fl.
S. Gilmer, r. L. McNelly, Ed Will
liams and wife, Winslow.
Ernest Lennon, manager of the fur
niture, dry-goods and curio depart
ments at Rabbits, is expected home
today or tomorrow from Chicago and
Grand Rapids, where he went three
weeks ago to buy goods.
Miss Addie May Arthur, chief as
sistant to Photographic artist Carl
Mayhem, returned few days ago
from Phoenix, where she visited sew
eral weeks with her mother, who is
spending the winter there.
T. Martinez, Sid Gassman's right
hand man, received a wire the other
day from albuquerque that his sis
ter, Mrs. J. A. Padilla, formerly res
ident here, had given birth to two
boys and a girl, and everybody doing
well.
David V. Tapp, whom Sheriff
Campbell brought back the first Of
the week from Texas charged with
passing bad checks, waived prelim-
mary examination and Justice r. j.
Kidd bound him over in 1000 bail
for superior court.
Some Of the little folks who are
sick just now are young son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Norman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Kerley's son Richard, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Isham's son and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Seay's Youngest daughter.
Mrs. August Johnson is visiting
with sisters in San Diego, Oceanside
and San Bernardino, Calf. She was
accompanied to tie coast by Mrs.
Elizabeth Tnman, who is visiting
friends in San Bernardino. They will
return about the last of next month.
Ed Babbitt, manager Of the Babbitt
garage, has recently sold Ford cars
to A. Montorola, Miss Florence Bart,
Al Smith, John Lugin, G. r. Parker
Earl Numkena, Robert Dallas, |. NJ
jackson and r. H. Rice. He expects
to have in another carload in a few
days.
It is strictly against the law fol
children to roller-skate either on the
paving or sidewalks, and the city
council, especially in view of recent
narrow escapes from death of several
children, have asked me to enforce the
law. Parents, please be guided ac-
cordingly. R. L. Neill, City Marshal. st
Mrs. Douglas S. Roome was slight
ly better yesterday following a very
bad night during which it was
thought she might be contracting
pneumonia. She was taken sick on
Tuesday. 1t was believed yesterday
that pneumonia had been averted, but
it will be several days before the
patient is well again.
Mrs. Loren Cress returned on Sun
day from Long Beach, California
where she had been with her sister
Mrs. Harry Cress, who underwent 3
dangerous operation there last week
The patient rallied strongly and gives
every indication of making rapid ano
complete recovery, which will be pleas.
ing news to the many friends she ano
her husband have in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Gassman are ex,
pected home the last of this week from
their three weeks trip to Chicago
Milwaukee, Kenosha and Denver. Fol
tnC IdSL lew QdyS titCy nave bCCh - -
the latter city visiting two of Sid's
mothers sisters. In the first men
toned cities Sid visited various cloth
ing, shirt, glove, underwear, trunE
and grip factories, finding out how 4
is all done.
Flagstaff visitors: John r. Norton
Jr., ]. P. Gibson, l. P. McConkey, j
A. Gilbert, S. ]. Dean, F. M. Blake
J. D. Phillips, Phoenix, E. II. Duf
field, Williams; R. L. Kirby, Jerome
G. K. Steiner, Prescott; w. ?. Dav
export, Elmer Mineer, st. Johns; d
A. Dudley, Tucson; ]. P. Kerley, Mol
lie Kerley, Richard Kerley, Edwart
Kerley, Elvin Kerley, Rose Mary
Kerley (Which comprises about al
the Kerley fanily,) Tuba City.
Eli Lucero was home last week t.
attend the funeral of his mother-in
law, Mrs. Maria j. Abeyta. Mrs
Abeyta was so years old. Her hus
band died several years ago. She lef'