The Coconino sun., 1923-08-10


/ spent Tuesday night here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Lamport, Jr.,
of Seligman, are visiting friends and
relatives in Flagstaff this week.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
! city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Just a real good time for everybody
/ who attends the dance at Doney Park
tomorrow night. Waters orchestra.
| Carl Hungerford Of Winslow spent
few days the past week visiting his
sister, Miss Elsie Hungerford Of Sum
set lodge.
/ Henry j. Weeks of San Bernardino,
! who had been vacationing in Flagstaff
/ the past two months, left this week
to return home.
! Frank A. Chambliss, %, and Sallie
Cosby, 25, both of Flagstaff, we're
married on August by Justice of the
Peace r. ]. Kidd
Roy Langford and Sam Shrigley Of
/ the j. D. Halstead Lumber company,
Phoenix, are vacationing at Flagstaff
and Grand Canyon.
| If you are sick, let me help you get
WE'LL DR.. ]. O. Fordyce, chiropractor,
Mayflower block (up stairs near city
/ library.) Phone 278.
Hubert Richardson was in from the
Bridge trading post Tuesday to meet
his wife, who arrived from Winsl0w
to accompany him home.
Mrs. Cora Mae Hyans, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Cameron
for the past fortnight, left Sunday
for her home in Los Angeles.
| Stanley Stretton of Tucson and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Smith of Kingman ar
rived this week to spend a two weeks
vacation fishing on Oak Greek.
Attorney Gust with his wife and two
children, Of Phoenix, are stopping at
the city camp grounds and visiting
points of interest near Flagstaff.
/ Mrs. r. L. Van Deren, mother of
Mrs. Fritz Schuerman and sister of
Mrs. Alf Dickinson, came up from Sc
dona Wednesday for short visit.
! George Black, Jr., came up from his
I Sedona ranches the last of last week
and spent couple of days here at his
] Lightning Delivery company office.
/ Mrs. Stanley Stretton, who is spend
ing the summer at Oak Creek, came
up this week for several DAYS visit
/ with the Wheat and Thonnan families.
I e. S. Nackard, who recently bought
/ the New York grocery store from K.
I j. Nackard, has changed the name Of
! il to the Flagstaff grocery and con-
feetionery.
/ H. w. Wright left Sunday for Texas
where he has large cottonfields which
need his supervision. Mrs. Wright
viii remain here in their summer
home until cold weather.
! Louise and Pauline Gabriel, who
/ have been visiting at the home of their
I aunt, Mrs. August Johnson for the
7 past month, leave today on No. for
their home in Oceanside, California
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Gilligan Of Tu-
lare, Calf, are among the fishers at
Mormon lake. Mr.. Gilligan will be
+ remembered as having worked as
! night clerk at the Pine hotel most of
last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Brinton have
i adopted a winsome seven weeks-old
baby girl, whose father and mother
are both dead. Mrs. Brinton has just
returned from Phoenix, bringing the
baby with. her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milne and chill
dren Of Albuquerque, are expected to-
! day for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. p. Asselin. Mr. Milne is SUI
i perintendent Of schools there, and is
known in Flagstaff.
The Flagstaff Elks new hall, it is
I reported, will be completed by the first
of next month. Contractor Archie
! Grant is doing fine job and the new
] structure is great addition to the
good looks of the town.
Mrs. William Rudd and three chill
I dren, Velma, Margaret and Robert,
moved out to the Conference grounds
Monday evening to remain for the
two weeks session of the Southwest
Bible and Missionary conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Roberts and lit
4 tie son, Charles, Jr., returned Satur-
j day night from College Mound, Mo-,
I where they were called by the death
I of Mrs. Roberts father They remain
/ ed a couple of weeks with relatives.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gilchrist, who are
T spending several weeks in this part
of the state while Don oversees local
rodent determination, are now in the
Grand Canyon section for a couple of
weeks waging campaign Of exter-
mination.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patterson of
Kingman, who had been spending a
couple of weeks at Mormon Lake,
came in last Friday and left the fol-
lowing day for White Mountains,
where they expect to remain for a
couple of weeks before returning to
\ Kingman.
4 The size of him! Bill Costigan,
nephew of Miss Mary Costigan, pro-
prietor OF the Orpheum, had all the
small members, boys and girls, of his