The Coconino sun., 1923-11-16


service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Geo. w. Black, Sr Of Los Angeles
was in Flagstaff this week OH short
visit.
/ Guy Insley came up from Prescott
the first of the week for brief visit
here with his wife.
Cooked food sale, by ladies of Fed
Grated church, at Flagstaff Furniture
Co. store. Saturday, 230 p. m.
! We are now haKdling Thomas Halls
line of pianos-Krakauer and other
makes. Flagstaff Furniture Co.
4 Sandy Donohue, who has been doing
a "hitch" over at Snowflake, was
home again the first of the week.
i Assistant Forest Supervisor John A.
Adams is spending this week on range
investigation down in the Clarkdale
i section.
/ Mrs. Anna Thurston Wright expects
to leave the first of the week for her
old home in Texas, where she will
spend the winter
i Ladies' beaded and leather hand
bags made and for sale by disabled
soldiers at Whipple Barracks on dis
play at Mrs. Borum's.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Aso left yes
terday morning for brief business
visit in Phoenix. They will return
the first of the week.
What better gift, what better time ?
Even today is not too early to ar
range for an appointment to have
that picture made. Carson makes pic
lures of quality.
4 BY far the largest selection of fur
niture in northern Arizona at Bab-
bits Furniture department. Walk
upstairs and save 20 per cent on fur
niture purchases.
i Mrs. Andy Matson and two daugh.
! ters, who spent the summer abroad
visiting mostly in Norway and Swe-
den, arrived here after wonderful
journey last week.
| George w. Rector of Columbia, Mo.
arrived in Flagstaff last week and is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. DaviC
Lewis. Mr. Rector expects to remain
in Flagstaff indefinitely.
Mrs. Julia Arthur and her sisters
Mrs. Oscar Dietzman and Mrs. Flor
ence higgins, left Monday morning
for Artesia, N. NJ, called there by
the serious illness of their mother.
Frank Gallegos of Gallup and Mary
Maquino of Flagstaff got marriage
license at County Clerk Tom L. Rees
! office this week So did Juan Garcis
and Remedias Figuero, both of Viii
iams.
AZ VIZ II Aro,,,,,o,, ,rd ob;llra,
came in the last of the week from
Anderson Mesa where they had beer
!. the past several months, Mrs. Nor
man having taught the past term O
school there.
Mrs. w. B. Hawkins of Magdalena
N. NJ, who had spent the past month
! here with Mr.. Hawkins who is one o.
Ed Babbitt's abe mechincs, returned
Monday to her home and business il
the New Mexico town.
Mr.. .Cramner and George McCor
mick who were in for several day
from the oil fields near Kayenta, dur
ing which time Mr.. Cramner bough
three new automobile trucks, left th'
first Of the week to return to th'
/ desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Back and thei
daughter, Mrs. Millie Fain arrives
Yesterday morning from Prescott t
be at the bedside of little Gail Back
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Back, who is very ill with doubl
pneumonia.
Mrs. Marie Williams of Springfield
Mo-, is visiting at the August John
son home. Mrs. Williams will b
remembered here as Miss Marie Fay
having lived here a number of year
ago. While here Mrs. Williams vii
visit Grand Canyon.
Christian Edwardson and daugh
ters, Misses Anna and Rena arrive
in Flagstaff this week from Kansa
and are the guests of Mr.. Edward
sons daughter, Mrs John p. Kerley
Mr.. Edwardson has sold his home
stead in Kansas and Is on his way t
California.
]. G.. Brown received word yester
4 day that Mrs. Brown had been oper
ated upon at the Anaheim hospital i
California Tuesday and was gettin
along nicely. This is the second or
GRAFTON Mrs. Brown has been com
pelleQ 10 uHuGTSO anu ll6I HuiilCI w
friends are sincerely hoping that thi
one will restore her health pei
manently.
President L. B. McMullen of tn
4 normal school left in his car earl
Tuesday morning for Phoenix an
Tucson. He will attend meeting Q
] the state board of education, Of whic
he is member, and take in some Q
\ the state fair. Mrs. McMullen wa
already in the south part of the stat
visiting their ofdest daughter, Mis-
Katherine McMullen, who is teachin
y there.
Neill P. Judd Of the National mu
: scum of Washington, D. c., arrived j
Flagstaff by automobile yesterday al
\ ternoon, leaving soon afterward fo
! the east. Until two months ago h
had been working at the Pueblo Be
\ nita ruins, Chaco canyon, north c
Z Gallup, an account of which was puE
lished last summer in the Geograpf
ical Magazine; since then he had bee
north of the San Juan river in south
eastern Utah on an archaeological SUI
vey.