The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25

bltt store at Tuba City, was IN town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Lowery were
in from the Gap trading post few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fuss, who spent
the winter in California, arrived in
Flagstaff on Monday.
w. R. McClurken returned the first
Of the week from Kingman where he
insured for several days.
w. r. Renshaw and Levi Montgom-
cry of the Babbitt store in Williams
spent Tuesday in Flagstaff.
Jesse Boyce and Jerry Duffy of
Williams were visitors in our fair city
for few hours the first of this weel.
Mrs. Stanley Sykes and two big
sons are spending the week at Lake
Mary, where the boys are building a
boat.
Tom Mix at Orpheum Tuesday, May
20, in "Do and Dare" Special feat
ure: Emerson School Glee Club.
Popular prices.
F. P. Mclaughlin, who was report
ed last week as having a bad cold,
was taken to Mercy hospital the first
of the week and is recovering.
Miss Pearl Bonisteel, accompanied
by the Insleys, motored to Tuba City
Saturday, staying over Sunday visit
ing and looking over local scenery.
Bob Taylor, Jr., returned this week
from the New Mexico military acad-
en'y, where he had been since last
fall, to spend vacation with his par
ents.
The town of Winslow will open bids
June 5th for new city hall to cost
Approximately $500. 1t will house
the fire department and city offices
with a Jail at the rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Young were in
from the Little Colorado trading post
the first Of the week. Mr.. Young
purchased a new Willys-Knight auto
mobile and drove it home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Jacobs moved
this week to Maine, west of here. Mr..
Jacobs has accepted contract to do
some building there which will per-
haps keep him busy all summer.
Mr.. Brown, the Fort Valley ranch
er and horse-fancier, arrived few
days ago from Los Angeles, where
he spent the winter and is keeping
sort of weather eye on the spring
work being done on his ranch.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: Clarence
Katus, Cooley; w. c. Bartholomew,
G. L. McLane, Phoenix; John Jones,
John Paul Jones, Seligman; w. A.
Post, Phoenix; Thorwald Larson, Hol-
brook; ]. G. English, R. H. Williams,
Grand Canyon.
Mrs. c.. P. Hanna is the temporary
public health nurse, taking the place
of Miss Freda Johnson, who was called
to the east to attend her mother, who
is i'll. There will be no permanent
appointment made until the end of
the school year.
"Nevvy" Smith, managing partner
of the Sunrise trading post, was IN
town yesterday on his way back from
Grand Canyon, where he had been
kidnapped to a few days before by
Howard Paisley, president of the Nat
ional Fuel Co., of Kansas City, who
visits "Nevvy" every year or so.
Now that Jack Fuss is back at his
taxi stand he is painting it again
the 47th time in the last two years.
Jack put in his time while in Cali
fornia during the last few months
studying art and painting theatre
scenery. He expects to spend most
of the summer on the reservation,
painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Ferrall of Grand
CANYON are visiting friends in Flag
staff this week. Sid recently resign
ed as postmaster at Grand Canyon
and intends to loaf around fishing ID
this section for a few weeks before
going to Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Fer
rail- have been at the Canyon for so
many years it will not seem like the
old place to old timers.
George D. Elliott took the day off
Yesterday, saying "t'll wit dis ere log
GIN business. They kin git logs up
to that OF mill at Riordan every day,
but faint every day proud parent
gifts a 7-pound boy" The young man
was born at Mercy hospital on We'd
nesday and will start handling the
can't hook next week, George prefer
ring that he not stay around the hos
pital too long as there's too much
cussin' round there.
Attorney G. B. Wilson returned Sat
urday from San Francisco, where he
had been for several days with a
client, Caldwell C. Richardson, accus-
ed of the murder of Rabbi G. Lafee.
Mr.. Wilson says the report that the
grand jury refused to indict his client
IS not exactly right. They washed
their hands Of the case, passing 1T up
to the justice for preliminary hearing,
and the latter held the young man for
trial, which was set for June %.
Captain j. M. Palmer of Company
A, 1st u. S. Infantry of Camp Travis,
detailed to survey the property of the
national guard in Arizona, was
Flagstaff visitor Saturday, looking
over the material and records of Flag
staff Battery d. He seemed to be
much impressed with the ship-shape-
ness of everything. His mission was
to inquire particularly into the pres
ent whereabouts of material taken out
by former members and not returned.