The Coconino sun., 1923-08-24

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J.. G. Brown left on Tuesday night
for Phoenix to consult an optician.
That extra good Donofrio's ice
cream on sale at j. G. Browns News
Stand,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bean Of
South Leroux street have new little
girl baby.
Cleanest place in town to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
!! +. L. Pendley, the Oak Creek ranch
er and fruit grower, was in town the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Paul S. Coffin and her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Green, spent day
in Williams recently.
Mrs. L. r. LesselI and two children
of Holbrook are visiting at the S. S.
Acker home this week.
Mrs. Jack Fuss is making a six
weeks visit to friends and relatives in
her former home, Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. E. B. Perrin, Miss Thornton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Poison were
visitors in Flagstaff Wednesday from
Williams.
Sam Proctor, editor of the Wins
low Mail, spent Saturday here, that
night attending the faculty dinner at
the normal school.
Miss Eleanor Greenlaw, while TAX
ing part in some outdoor athletic
sports few evenings ago, fell, break
ing her left collarbone.
Miss Mary Frances Haggard, who
is employed as bookkeeper at Brooks
store, visited friends in Williams
few days the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Norman and younger
children were up for few hours on
Saturday from Anderson Mesa, where
Mrs. Norman is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Simpson, who had
been living in the Harry Hibben home
all summer, left Tuesday for their
home in Glendale, California.
NJ. G. Wells Of Chicago, is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. f. M. Gold. Mr..
Wells has not definitely settled the
question, but thinks he will remain
west.
F. L. Marlborough, F. J. Vaughn
and P. ". Lundin, state examiners,
are here all this week making annual
inspection of the books at the various
county offices.
Miss Betty Harrington and Miss
Mabel Watson left Tuesday for Mi
ami. They will teach in the public
school at Inspiration during the COM
ing school term.
The addition of a drug department
to my store does not mean THAT ! will
close out my hardware and leather
goods. / have no intention of doing
SOW. H. Switzer.
Albert w. Atwood of the Saturday
Evening Post editorial staff, who had
been visiting the big power plants in
California for three weeks, returned
the last of last week.
J. A. Metzger, rancher and cattle
man of Grand Canyon, was in Flag
staff Wednesday. He says range
conditions have been greatly improved
out that way since the rains.
J. J. Burke, who travels for the La
mar Milling and Elevator company, is
visiting his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Burke, this week
and also calling on local trade.
Under the auspices of the American
Legion there will be a big time at
Rowe's Well, Grand Canyon, on La.
boy Day, September. There viii be
boxing and dancing, with fine music.
E. S. Carlos was in from Kendrick
Park Wednesday where he has been
assisting Hub Rogers and w. E. Hen
egar make boulevard OF the county
road. The road is ready for inspec-
ton.
Little Jack Mitchell, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, has been quite
| i'll the past week of a complication
of diseases, but is now much better
and it is hoped he will soon be en-
tirely recovered.
/ Miss Maude Pernot of Kansas City,
! is spending her vacation with her sis
| ter, Mrs. Fl. w. Brinton, and expects
to see as many points of interest
around Flagstaff as possible within
/ the next two weeks.
Miss Florence Butler, who had been
attending the University of Califor-
MIA, returned to her home in Tuba
City this week. Miss Butler will not
return to Emerson school this year,
but will probably teach at Tuba City.
Tom Miller, furniture dealer, and
J. E. Wagner, garage man, city coun-
Gilman and member of the Yavapai
county highway commission, both of
Jerome, were among visitors stopping
in Flagstaff on their way to the snake
dance.
/ Miss Kathryn Keller and Miss Alice
Coalter spent delightful weekend
with Miss Retta Beasley. Miss Coal
ter will spend a few days this week
at the Keller home and will leave for
her home in Phoenix within the next
few days.
The failure this week of the Nc
4 Kinley County bank, Gallup, N. NJ,
/ was not good news for Miss Grace
! Wenzel of Flagstaff, who had on de-
post there all the money she had saw
4 ed teaching during the last year at
Fort Defiance.
!. Miss Mary Pancake of Loveland,
4 Colorado, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
I. A. J. Mackey, and will remain until
the first of September, to help care