The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13


! Don't forget the Doney Park dance
Saturday night, July IA. Waters or
/ chestra.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lugar in Williams
on Sunday.
/ Judge X. N. Sleeves and Bob Daggs
of Williams were Flagstaff visitors on
i Saturday, here on business.
/ If you are making hats come and
/ see the nice line of goods you can find
i to help you.-Mrs. w. H. Power.
/! Rev. Frs C. vabre left Tuesday af-
ternoon to motor to Desert View
i Grand Canyon, returning next day.
4 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
] city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
i C. B. Wilson visited Williams on
I Sunday for a conference with Ford
Harvey, who stopped there for short
time.
/ Henry J. Weeks of Laguna Beach,
Calf, is in Flagstaff for the sum-
mer, and is staying at the home OF
i A. B. Brown.
/ Charles Hooker, noted COW raiser
! and alround rodeo expert of Prescott,
/ was one of the notables at the stock
4 mems convention.
/ Miss Hazel Neer, secretary to DR..
R. O. Raymond, is enjoying an extend.
ed vacation among relatives and
friends at Columbus, Pa.
i Vernon Vaughn, state land COM
missioner, was among the many visi-
tors in Flagstaff during the stock
mems convention this week.
I Water your lawns between 7 and II
in the morning on account of water
shortage in the evening. John Mar
shall, city water superintendent.
Two thousand, three hundred and
thirty-eight automobiles visited Grand
) Canyon national park during the
month of June, carrying 1856 passen-
J gers.
i In few days | will open a drug
department with competent pharma-
cist in charge of prescription case.
d Watch for opening announcement. -
Billy Switzer.
Roy Goode, who passed the winter
, in Phoenix, is shaking hands with
, Flagstaff friends this week, but does
not expect to tarry long here as he is
, on his way east.
: Among Flagstaff visitors: Mr.. Nc
Cauley, the Garland Prairie rancher;
Lloyd Knight of Navajo Copper camp,
!, Jack Smith of Oak Greek, Ernest
Schultz of Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randall return
! de Sunday from Prescott where they
attended the frontier celebration. On
the way home they enjoyed some
good fishing at Stoneman lake.
; Board of supervisors appointed
Claude Knight to have charge of the
county motor equipment to succeed
Jack Gardner, who with his family re-
Gently moved to Anaheim, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Koch and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Koch spent most of last
: week at Oak Creek. And now that
{ stream will have to be re-stocked il
anyone else is going to get any trout
Harry Brewer has received appoint.
;. ment as lay instructor, Arizona anc
: New Mexico division u. S. bureau OF
! animal industry, and will go to Tuba
" CITY today to look after sheep-dipping
There.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Stahl leave to.
!, day for Los Angeles. Mr.. Stahl vii
: attend an A. T. & S. F. R. R. execu'
: tive meeting at Coronado, and Mrs
Stahl will visit with the Porters a.
Glendale.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuFrain, whc
= had been up from Phoenix for twt
), weeks vacation here and at Oal
: Creek, left yesterday for two. weeks
more in the White mountain country
after which they will return to Phoe
!, nix.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. William Babbitt con
Quoted happy sightseeing party t.
:, Grand Canyon on Thursday. The part.
2 consisted of Mrs. Joe Rickel, Mis-
Margaret Rickel, the sisters of st
Anthonys school and Mr. and Mrs
= Babbitt.
nj Mrs. Charlie Voolfolk and little on
. will return the latter part of thi
! month from southern California
= where Mrs. Voolfolk spent the win
ter. Charlie was in from his Canyol
Diablo ranges to attend the stockmen'
! convention.
= Jack Fuss, down in Oak Creek las
y week, got away from the stream in
: hurry when he heard big noise ane
n looking up, saw four-foot wall 0
water coming bis way down out of tn
west branch, carrying along lot o
logs and other stuff.
= F. j. Thompson of Los Angelo:
= special tax officer of the Santa r
! railroad, was here yesterday and tn
= day before, going over the comm
= years budget with Joe Rickel, cler
. of the board of supervisors. He ha
- = been in Winslow and will spend toda
y in Kingman.
Mrs. Mary E. Bart, Miss FIorenc
= Bart, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Samsky, tn
q w. J. Mullen family and the P.
2 Moran family, spent all of last wee
= camping on Oak Creek. They had e1
: pected to stay on for another weel
2 but after witnessing the recent floo'
: their plans were hurriedly changed.
! C. B. Wilson will leave on Tuesda
2 for La Junta, Colo, and there WI
Z meet his wife and their two little son
K who have heen visiting at their ol