The Coconino sun., 1923-06-29

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at Naco is called "The 18th Amend
/ ment."
! Mrs. Richard Connor is spending a
! few days this week in Williams with
her mother.
| | have several pieces of secondhand
farm machinery for sale. Can be seen
at my warehouse. - w. III. Switzer.
John C. Padilla has filed suit
through Attorney George r. Lewis
for a divorce from Christiana Padilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Ude and the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Friedrich, leave to-
day for Grand Canyon for a couple of
days.
Mrs. Otho Priest of Albuquerque is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Caring and attending sum-
mer school
Jesse |. Bushnell has moved with his
family up from his winter ranger
station at Sedona to the summer sta
tion at Mund's Park.
Miss Anna Ring of Trinidad Colo,
stopped over for a short visit with
Mrs. Joe Wyatt this week. Miss Ring
is on her way to California.
Dress pants, famous makes, in cot
ton, mixtures and pure wool, gabar-
dimes, serges and worsteds. Large
stock at SO to $3.50 at Sid Gassman's.
DIR. E. Payne Palmer of Phoenix,
while here Tuesday, operated on Eliz-
abeth, daughter Of Rev. w. FL. Zook,
for the removal of tonsils and ade-
noids.
Summer national guard encamp-
Flagstaff's Battery D will take part,
will be from August II to Septem-
ber /.
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson, deputy
county school superintendent, is in
town from Spring Valley this week,
helping her chief, Mrs. Charlotte Ac-
ker, in rush Of work.
Fred Caring, who has been very i'll
for several weeks, is reported to be
slightly improved. At consultation
held with DIR. Palmer the first of the
week, diagnosis of his case was not
decided upon.
Masonic Temple, upstairs, has been
getting new coat of plaster and new
plastering has been slapped into place
or the ceilings of the offices of County
Attorney Harrison and County Phys
ician Manning, located in the same
building.
Ed Babbitt secuted out the two
roads between here and Winslow the
other day, and while he is not enthus-
iastic over either, believes the one by
way of Leupp, while longer, to be in
better shape. From Leupp to Wins
low it is bad.
No, Flagstaff won't have no Fourth
of July celebration a-tall. But never
mind. There are so many places to
go to for fun and recreation and ma
ture intimacy around Flagstaff that
the lack Of little celebration or two
don't worry no one none, nohow.
DR.. and Mrs. M. X. Wylder, of AL
buqueroue, are expected to arrive in
Flagstaff Sunday to visit for few
days with the HI. P. Asselins. Mr..
and Mrs. Wylder are on their way
home from an extensive vacation trip
to Yellowstone and the Pacific coast.
County Engineer Ray Lamport is
complacently sporting new second
hand car which he is using in his du
ties and which set the county back
$75 to purchase. Ray says it runs
sometimes, but not near as often or as
1 far as he has had to walk since he
made its acquaintance.
Owing to slight legal technicality,
I Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, county treas
urer, announces that the public auc-
tion sale Of the personal property of
/ the Navajo Copper company, which
/ was to have been held this afternoon,
has been postponed to later date.
/ The sale was for delinquent taxes.
VIM. Rickel, brother of Tom Rickel
of this city, and Earl Westerfield,
1 their nephew, arrived last Thursday
/ from Cincinnati. This is Earl's second
visit here, his first having been fif-
\ teen years ago. VIM. Rickel had new
4 er been here before but came to stay
\ and will make his home with brother
! Tom.
/ Miss Alice Plummer, daughter Of
Mrs. N. f. Plummer of Tucson, who
! is here with her mother for the sum-
mer, suffered bad fall Monday af-
1 ternoon, when the horse she was rid
4 ing slid on the pavement at Birch
4 and Aspen and fell. Miss Plummer
was very fortunate in not receiving
any serious injuries with the excep-
ton of painfully sprained ankle and
wrist.
1 Charlie Voolfolk came home the
4 last of last week from Los Angeles,
where he bade adieu for few weeks
to his new little baby daughter, who
/ will be here before long with her
! mother. Mrs. Voolfolk leaves the
/ hospital this week. Charlie went out
to his Canyon Diablo sheep range, then
1 spent day or two at Oak Creek and
returned again the first of this week
to his range.
| John f. Sheehan dropped into Flag
I staff for few hours this week on
! business. Since he left here several
years ago and Cooley three or four
years ago John had been in Seattle,
/ Wash. He is now located in Cooley
again and his son Frank is there with
him. John abandoned widowerhood a
couple Of years ago and married Miss
Dena West, well known here, where
she attended Normal school, and they
have six-months' old youngster.
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