The Coconino sun., 1923-07-20

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Another good dance at Doney Park
Saturday night, July 21. Waters or
! chestra.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thayer of Tue
son are up for two weeks, vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caring.
I Edward Mcnamara, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara Of Milton, is
suffering a slight attack of diph-
/ liberia.
Bob Ricketts,, who is living at the
soldiers home in Los Angeles, will be
home in couple of weeks to spend
few months here.
/ DR.. r. o. Raymond returned this
week from California, where he had
been for several weeks on combined
business and pleasure trip.
/ Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs. Ralph Da-
! Wis, Mrs. George Nee of Wilcox and
Miss Elizabeth Pouder visited Grand
/ Canyon. the last of the week.
Lee Carron got in another carload
of Chevrolet cars a few days ago and
already has cleaned them out. He
sold four new cars on Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Smith of Phoenix ar
rived in Flagstaff last week to remain
for the next six weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. M. J. Wisehart.
| Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.
Metcalf and daughter, Mrs. John Fran
els and Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh went
to Mormon lake yesterday on a fish
ing trip.
/ Mrs. Tom L. Rees and daughter,
Barbara, who had been visiting rela
tives in Los Angeles for several
weeks, returned to their home here
yesterday
Paul Coffin and Lewis Kelly of the
Wilson & Coffin Motor CO., and Cecil
DeVaney, manager of the shoe depart
ment at Babbitt's, were visitors at
Grand Canyon yesterday.
B. A. Marks, prominent Phoenix at
tolney, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on
business before the superior court,
also to visit his son Royal who is at
tending the summer normal.
Miss lone Lowman, who is staying
at the home of Miss Retta Beasley,
has taken charge of the Indian girls
who are employed in town during the
absence of Miss Grace Leigh.
Mrs. Leona Morris and Mr.. and Mrs.
P. c. Crosby and daughters, Vera and
Star, Of Oklahoma City, are visiting
at the Walter Runke home this week.
Mrs. Morris is Mrs. Runke's mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Metcalf of Bakers
field, Calf, who for several years
were residents of Prescott, are here
mond. Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Met
calf are sisters.
John C. Slocum of Prescott, who is
connected with the American Sunday
School Union, is spending few days
here this week, attending to the dis
tribution of the Sunday School Mis-
sionary Magazine.
Editor Jarold of Earth, publication
issued by the Santa Fe railroad COM
4 pany, was Flagstaff visitor several
! days this week, investigating local
crop conditions and getting material
for feature stories for his magazine.
Dave Raudebaugh, veteran of the
! Spanish-American war during which
he was with the Rough Riders, and
{ for years a Flagstaff resident, arriv-
ed this week from San Francisco for
visit with his mother and brothers.
Jack Diamond wired back to Flag
staff friends the first of the week that
the operation on his wife at st. Vim
cents hospital, Los Angeles on Mon
day was success and that she was
rallying in fine shape from the or
deal.
Miss Grace Leigh, who has been
teaching in the Ganado Indian school
for the past two years, and who has
been staying in Flagstaff this sum-
mer, in charge of the Indian girls who
are in town, left Tuesday for her home
in Iowa.
The Yosts have received word from
California of the arrival of fine baby
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Falder, born July IT. Mrs. Falder
was formerly Miss Theresa Yost. The
grandparents are very much pleased
over the advent Of their first grand
son.
Charlie Miller, big game hunter
around here for Uncle Sam, has
protege to whom he's teaching wood
craft and animal simplicity, a husky
looking young Harvard man named
Clarke, who is already sloughing off
his tenderfoot manner in spite of his
unfortunate effete upbringing.
Frank Chisholm, county agricultural
agent, and his little dog, Spot, got
back to Flagstaff on Tuesday from
Del Norte, Colo, where Frank had
been spending his vacation arguing
over matters concerned with farming
with his dad, who is also some agri-
culturist. Frank made the trip in his
car.
Jack Parsons of Che j. c. Penney
store staff, chuckled continuous
chuckle on Tuesday and it is still
carrying on. Cause of this effect is
a buxom, pretty baby girl, who join
Y ed Flagstaff's younger society set just
after midnight Tuesday morning.
Mother and daughter are at Mercy
hospital and are doing very nicely. The