The Coconino sun., 1923-08-17


w. F. Griffin of Grand Canyon was
in town yesterday.
We handle all kinds of rentals
ALI. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Frank Whitehouse of the postoffice
force is enjoying a two-weeks vacation
on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Richardson. are
I spending the weekend visiting local
trading posts.
| w. S. Young of the Cameron bridge
trading post spent several days in
town this week.
Mrs. Dick Connor visited in Will
liams this week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Juhl.
w. r. McClurken is sporting new
Chevrolet roadster. He went to Wins
low on Wednesday to talk life insur-
ance.
Zeke Newman, old timer here, now
Of Holbrook, came to town Monday to
spend a few days here gassing with
| friends.
Bob Rhinehart, the popular forest
service man, who represents Uncle
i Sam at Arizona Lumber & Timber
camp No. 1, is in town for a<few days.
George Black, Jr., came up from
i Sedona on Tuesday, driving up a new
truck for use in his Lightning Deliv-
cry Co. here. He went back yester-
day.
Charlie Heiser returned the last Of
/ last week from Pasadena, where he
/ had been for several weeks looking af-
! ter his real estate interests and fruit
crops.
4 VIM. Wallace has become a mem-
4 Der of Sheriff VIM. A. CanpbelFs Of
/ ficial family, the board of supervisors
confirming his appointment as deputy
I sheriff.
/ Mrs. Fred Russell left last week
I for Black River Falls, Wis, called by
4 the serious illness of her father. He
! died on Thursday, two days before she
4 arrived there.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Remsbottom and
son of Phoenix are here for visit
4 of month or so with Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Octavious A. Ude. Mrs. Remshottom
4 is Mr.. Ude's sister.
DR.. Lockwood of the university of
Arizona, left yesterday for his home
j in Tucson. The Misses Mary and
l Elizabeth will remain in Flagstaff
I for at least another ten days.
Mrs. J. F. Davis and SON, James,
I left a few days ago to visit Mrs. Da-
Y Wis relatives in Michigan for few
weeks. James went first, however, to
( Notre Dame, Ind, to attend Catho-
I lie students convention.
Dr. A. J. Mackey, lieutenant for
merly with Battery D, and now on the
officers reserve list, left yesterday
with the battery for summer encaflp-
ment at Ft. Bliss, calling it vaca-
ton from his dental work.
The Babbitt garages here and at
/ Williams bid fair to make their sale
of new Ford cars during the current
year go over the 200 mark. Ed Bah
bitt has already gone up to around
100 cars in the Flagstaff sales.
4 Board OF supervisors re-appointed
* Clarence d. Sanderson of Spring Val
lev to be county fair commissioner
and work up and take care of the ex-
/ hibits to be made by farmers and
others Of this county at the state fair.
+ Wesley Marlar left yesterday for
Morenci. where he has accepted po-
sition with the Phelps-Dodge inter-
4 ests. Wes has so many friends here
that the hope that he soon will tire
of the south and get back up here is
unanimous.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, her daughter,
Mrs. Radph Collins of Los Angeles,
& and little Edwin Smith of Phoenix, ar
rived here last evening. Mrs. Ken
nedy had been visiting her brother in
Phoenix for the past two weeks, and
was met there by her daughter.
\ Mrs. M. j. Wilson came up from
Cooley several days ago to visit here
at the home Of her son, Joe F. Wilson,
4 and also to attend the Southwest Bible
and Missionary conference, She will
leave soon for California for a visit
with another son, Harlow Wilson, at
Upland.
Some person with a queer idea
about joking drained all the gasoline
from valuable u. S. bureau of pub
lie roads automobile truck in use
on the road work just east OF
Flagstaff and then set fire to IT,
burning up the truck. The truck was
valued at $4,000.
John @. Thomas, city superinten-
! dent of schools, moved his family on
Wednesday to the former James a.
Lamport residence, 519 West Cherry
avenue, which Mr.. Thomas recently
bought. Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Burke are
moving into the Manse, formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Charles E. Elmer Of Washing
ton. D. c., who with her little daugh-
ter has been here for several weeks
visiting her mother, Mrs. L, r. Hal
at the Weatherford hotel, left or
Tuesday for a nine or ten days visit
in Los Angeles and San Francisco
Soon after her return here she viii
leave for her home in the east.
Harry Grey of Bellemont was ir
Flagstaff yesterday and said that tht
Garland Prairie barbecue at HUI
Springs Sunday will be held rain o.
shine. The big eats will be at noon
There will be all kinds of sports in the
! afternoon. Roads, in spite of tht
rains, are in good shape. There is nc
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