The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22

! Dickinson d Son.-Advertlsement.
Miss Margaret Penrod of Winslov
spent the weekend visiting Miss Vir'
/ ginia Hungerford of Sunset Lodge.
w. l.. Franklin returned this week
from an overland trip to Los Angeles
where he left his family for the sum
mer.
1 Mrs. Anna Cord left last week fol
an Overland trip to Phoenix, taking
! in Roosevelt dam and other interest.
ing points along the route.
Adam Mohlenpah left this week fol
Los Angeles, where it is hoped he will
recover from the heart trouble with
which he has been suffering for some
! time.
Phoenix is Dragging about its sum.
mer climate because the thermometel
registered 81 Sunday night. 1t regis
tered "a at Flagstaff and nobody
Dragged about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Dickinson are
! vacationing this week, spending q
! few days with Bill Back at Montezu-
ma well, and a few days on Beaver
creek ana at Camp Verde.
| Don't forget the big nickel dance
and the Hurricane Orchestra. A real
old-fashioned picnic. Free amuse-
ment in the afternoon. Exc Kanyor
Kamp, 2 mi. E. Of Williams. Ad
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hill of Santa
Ana, Calf, are expected this week
They are driving over in Mrs. Elsie
Hungerford's new Studebaker, and ex-
pect TO remain for an extended visit
/ Mr.. a1d Mrs. Lightbume, who had
been in Phoenix during the winter
months, arrived home on the 18th, to
spend the summer here with their
daughter, Miss Miriam, and Mrs
Lightburne's sister, Mrs. Pettigrew.
| Judge Jay Good, a well-known law
yer of Globe, dropped in to see friends
! in Flagstaff Tuesday. He was here
seeing Coconino county and the Grand
! Canyon, after which he was to go tc
Colorado Springs to spend his sum,
mer vacation.
Mrs. P ]. Raudebaugh who for the
past month had been in Kingman al
1 the bedside of her daughter-in-law
Mrs. o. 3. Raudebaugh, returned tt
| Flagstaff Friday evening and reports
1 the latter slowly recovering from hel
recent operation.
Joe Amundsen Of Kingman and Lo!
/ Angeles arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday
night from Milwaukee, Wis, where
I he spent three months with brother
who was sick. The latter is much
| better. Mr.. Amundsen went to King
man on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Greer of Mesa
with their children, are spending theil
summer in Flagstaff. Mr.. Greer is
1 principal of Mesa's largest grammar
school, the Franklin, and he j!
studying with the University of Ari
zona here this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. PaulA Coffin, Miss
Frances Stringfellow and Mr.. and Mrs
Del Strong spent Sunday visiting thC
! Indian pueblo ruins northeast of Flag
staff, Sunset mountain and prospect
I ing Schulz Pass Roads are good il
most cases, more satisfactory than las
/ year.
Andy Smith was in town from
| Bellemont on Saturday. The big fel
low was taking a little time off IL
honor of his wife, who has been living
4 in Bellfiower, California, for severa
months and was here for two week!
with hubby. She returned to Califor
mia on Monday.
! Miss Edith Turner of the Ganadt
/ Indian school, arrived in F1agstaf,
last week accompanied by eleven In
dian girls from the school, who are
/ now all placed in homes for the sum
/ mer. Miss Grace Leigh, also of tht
school, will remain in town as ma
tron for the girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly of Sar
Francisco are leaving today for thei1
home after visiting for a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Babbitt anC
stopping for several days at Crane
! Canyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly are OF
] their bridal tour. She was formerl,
Miss Costello and is well known here
Mrs. ]. r. Cooper and son Harve!
/ left this week for Rochester, MINI.
where they will consult the Mayt
brothers in regard to .Harvey's ear
which has been affected for som,
months. Harvey has already had sew
eral operations for mastoid trouble
Miss Florence Cooper has gone Il
San Francisco to visit relatives there
through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodman have
rented Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cress' home
for the months Of July and August
Mrs. Cress and the children will spenc
those months in Los Angeles at th'
home of her parents. The Goodman'
are expected here the first of tn
month, Frank to spend all occaSiona
day here when he can spare it from
his work as state highway engineer.
j Professor and Mrs. j. 0. Creagel
came up froU Tucson a few days agt
and are living in the Fred Lusk hous'
on West Aspen avenue. Professo
! Creager, who until couple Of year
ago was president of our Norma
school and is now head of the depart
ment of education at the state univer
sity, will be in charge Of the univer
\ sity summer school which opened her,
Monday.
i The foundation has been laid for tn,
big new Elks' lodge room to connec
with the Mansion House, which th'
Elks recently bought and converted
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