The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31

Blank receipt books in stock at The
! Sun office.
Mrs. Howard Marine is visiting
Winslow relatives for few weeks.
| Most reasonable prices and cleanest
service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday at
Rabbits. See the advertisement on
page seven.
| Hot cakes or waffles, stripped with
sugar-cured bacon at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
Mrs. Axel Nelson and two children
of Winslow are visiting Mrs. w. d.
Draine this week.
Erick Matson came up from Cooley
/ few days ago and this week went to
Bellemont to help in the timber game.
Miss Louisa Whitfield, normal sum-
mer session teacher of French and
! Spanish, left this week for her home
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
A big clearance sale in furniture,
mems shoes and suits is described in
their page advertisement in this issue
of The Sun. See page 2.
Earl Byers, attorney, and Mrs.
Byers, and Billy Rittenhouse, chair
man of the board of supervisors, were
up from Williams yesterday.
Andy Matson is the new foreman at
the Flagstaff Lumber Co. logging
camp, succeeding j. H. Robertson, who
left last week for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Livermore, who
had been in Flagstaff visiting old
friends for several weeks, left yester-
| day for Prescott, to remain there for
a month before returning home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hill, parents of
! Carl Dickinson, are visiting at the
home of their son here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill are on their way from Galveston,
Texas, to their old home in Los An
geles.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Steele, who have
been touring all summer and have
covered approximately 80 states, stop
/ ped few days this week at the Jake
4 Thoman home before returning to
| their home in Tempe.
Three friends of w. H. Thompson,
assistant city clerk, stopped here
| Wednesday on their way by auto to
Grand Canyon and California. They
were Frank Johnson and Frank and
Roy Black, all of Courtland, Kansas.
Sam Walker of Anaheim, Calf,
spent two days here this week visiting
| his sister, Miss Ethel Compton. The
latter left yesterday for Bumblebee,
this state, where she will teach again,
and Mr. Walker accompanied her as
far as Prescott.
Mrs. Dennis O'Brien of Spring Val
ley, in town Wednesday, wishes it
known to the many Flagstaff people
who attended the box social and dance
at Spring Valley Saturday night that
their presence was deeply appreciated
by all of their hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Frasier, their
sons, Edwin and Orin, and their
daughter, Pearl, of Alamagordo, N.
NJ, who had been touring California
and who are now covering the most
Of Arizona, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson Warnock over the weekend.
| Miss Eva Belle Hutson, who had
| been visiting her brother, Grover Hut
son, and family here, all summer, re-
turned to Phoenix in her car oil Sun
day, accompanied by her brother, who
returned by train Tuesday morning.
Miss Hutson will teach in Roosevelt
school at Phoenix this winter.
An 18-year-old girl named Smith
died Monday night while she and her
parents were camped near the Bah
bitt service station in the east part
/ Of town. The family were on their
way from Illinois to California be-
cause of the girl, who had heart trou-
BILE, which was the cause of her death.
r. w. Watson, the Government
Prairie rancher, was in Monday from
his ranch with samples of fine head
lettuce raised this year on his ranch
which he is shipping to nearby towns.
l He experimental with a small area
this year and is so well satisfied with
results that he expects to put in about
ten acres next year.
Mrs. DR.. Davis of Beaumont, Tex,
and her two sons stopped here for a
short visit this week with her broth
/ er, Howard Marine, county recorder.
She and her sons had been in Califor-
MIA several months, where the boys
attend school. This is the second time
Howard had seen her since she was
| two years old, the other time being
two years ago when she visited here.
Heber T. Willis, in partnership with
his son, who had logging contract
at Riordan the past summer, were the
successful bidders on road contract
over in Apache county. The work
| they have taken will be the building
of the state road from the dugway
Ia miles ABOVE st. Johns to the cinder
knolls, eight miles in all. They left
here with their outfit this week and
will begin making road on September
/ 10th.