The Coconino sun., 1923-02-02

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Will Marlar left the first of the
week for Phoenix, to remain for al
Week or so on business connected
with his box factory.
Can a woman keep a secret? IL
you don't believe she can, see "Oath-
bound" at the Orpheum, auspices of
Woman's club, February s.
Mrs. Asa Clark, who was i'll few
weeks ago and then recovered, was
very i'll again the last of last week
and first few days of this week with
neuralgia, but is now better.
Juan Diaz and Juan Rodriguez, two
Cosnino section hands, chased some
young girls here Sunday night and
were arrested, next morning paying
Police Magistrate S. B. Gilliland $25
apiece.
Albert Dillman came in the last of
last week from the Kayenta section,
| where he had been to carry supplies
to the outfit drilling there for oil.
He says the drills are down a little
more than 600 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Brewer have
a new little boy at their home and
W. E. is pestering our professional
men for advice whether to bend the
youngster so he'll grow up to be a
doctor, lawyer, dentist or what.
Joe Tissaw, Harold Sykes, Peter
Z CoIl. ITa1r ~, Gof
urday night from Leupp, going back
Monday morning. They are installing
an electric light plant for the govern
ment buildings there and expect it
will take them until after the first of
April.
The ladies of the Altar society gave
combination bridge and five hum
dred party last Thursday night. There
were is tables. Mrs. Catherine Beck
with and Joe p. Haley were the win
ners at bridge, and Andrew Curtis
/ and his daughter, Miss Beryl Curtis,
the winners at five hundred.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Cochrane will
leave the latter part of next week to
return to their former home in Bis
! bee, where Mr.. Cochrane will work in
4 the office of one of the mining COM
panies. He is a brother of Mrs. o.
! B. Raudebaugh, came here last spring
and was married here last summer.
M. I. Powers got home Saturday
from several weeks spent at his old
home at Hampton, Iowa, and in New
York, Boston and Washington. He
ran into bad weather most of the
I 1of4 F.,
+ gress Junction in connection with a
sheep trespass case to be tried there.
Fred Caring, who during the last
few weeks had more than his
share and ertainly more than his
usual allowance of sickness, had set
back the first of the week, but is
again mending. He has decided to
have his teeth out, and that accom-
plished, he believes he'll soon be as
active as ever
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse will
leave the end of next week for Clark
dale, going from there to Camp Verde
to visit Rogers brother, A. D. Morse
They left their car there last fall ano
will drive in it to Phoenix, where
Roger has bought 25R acre farm
on South Central avenue, a short dis
tance south of the city. He plans
working this and holding down an of
flee job in the city. Flagstaff people
sincerely regret losing these fine
young people.
Mrs. w. H. Power and daughter
Miss Mary Power, returned last Fri
day from several weeks visit in Peo-
ria and Chicago, H., and st. Louis
Among other former Flagstaffians
they met were Jerome G. and George
]. Rozen, the former teacher and the
latter student at the Chicago Art In
stitute. George had just been elect
led president Of one of the student so
cieties. She also visited with Mrs
Cannon, of Chicago, formerly Miss
Eva Michelbach of this city, and raj
into Horace Nay, who was on his wa!
to Wausau, Wis, where he was mar
: ried last Saturday.