The Coconino sun., 1923-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mitchell Of Will
liams were Flagstaff visitors on Sun


Florence higgins wants divorce
from Thos. H. Higgins. G. B. Wilson
is her attorney.
Summer has just begun and you will
want nice summer hat. See those
at the Power Hat Shop.
! Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
When it comes to overalls, durably
and we'll made, the ones we have at
| $1.25 will sure make hit with YOU
| Sid Gassman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Coyle and Eu-
gene Williams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jeff left Oakland last Monday for
/ Nome, Alaska, to remain until next
| October.
Mrs. C. H. Mckinney, who had vis-
| tied Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Parsons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Mckinney the
past two weeks, left Friday evening
! for her home in Phoenix.
F. A. Henderson, superintendent of
the Fred Harvey news service, spent
Sunday here visiting w. B. Lowe,
manager of the furniture and curio
departments at Babbittss'.
Babbitt Bros. Trading company,
through Attorney x. N. Sleeves, has
brought suit on attachment against
Walter F. Thomasson, Annie Thomas
son and Arthur Thomasson.
Mrs. C. P. Elmer and small daugh-
ter of Washington are here visiting
Mrs. L. r. Hall of the Weatherford
hotel, for the summer Mrs. Elmer
is a daughter of Mrs. Hall and has
many warm friends in Flagstaff.
VIM. Charles and Mrs. Nellie Per-
kins, both of Winslow, were married
here this week by Judge J. r. Jones.
Both are well-known here, Mrs. Per-
kins especially, who has many friends
here through her residence here for
some time couple Of years ago.
John Morrison, deputy county as
SCISSOR, is spending his vacation, in
Prescott, with his brother and family,
and while there has enjoyed being
present at the graduation of one of
his neices, and expects to be at the
wedding of another the first of July.
We have a good, live, conscientious
bunch of men on the council. They
have often proven that. So, no doubt
they will get busy on this matter and
order sidewalks in, even if some prop
erty owners who do have dislike for
spending money on improvements reg
lister a kick.
Jim Tillman and Justin R. Cooper
were among the local men caught on
the new venire of jurymen for the u.
S. district court at Prescott. They
are to show up there on Monday. JUS
tin viii drive down and invites any
other poor fish hooked like he was to
GO along with him.
Miss Henrietta Phelan and little
Miss Virginia Phelan, neices of t. E.
7 Phelan, left Tuesday morning for Los
Angeles where they will make their
home with their grandmother. Their
/ brother Laurence has returned to
/ Grand Canyon where he lives with
his aunt, Miss Lockridge.
! Judge j. E. Jones Of superior court,
after reading Of the scrap between the
1 Judge and the clerk of court of Pinal
county, walked into County Clerk Tom
! L. Rees' office yesterday morning and
! told Tom that he had placed him un-
der $4,000 bond to keep the peace, as
he didn't want any such breakup in
cordial relations existing here.
Frank A. Chisholm, county farm
agent, left in his car on Wednesday
to spend his summer vacation at the
home of his parents in Del Norte,
/ Colo. He is driving up through Farm
ington, N. d., with no companion to
commune with over the desert
I stretches except his little dog, Spot.
He will be back here on the job about
! July Is.
! Mrs. S. H. Greenwood came up on
Monday by train from Needles and
! her husband and daughter drove up
4 in their car on Tuesday and settled at
| Lake Mary camp, where Mrs. Green
] wood and daughter will stay until
/ September. Mr.. Greenwood has re-
4 turned to Needles, but will return in
| August, when he has vacation, to
| spend it here.
Mrs. Tom L. Rees and little daugh-
/ ter, Barbara, left on Friday for Los
Angeles, where they will stay for
about two months visiting relatives.
I Several ladies of the Normal school
] faculty have rented Jne keeS nome
/ temporarily and Tom is staying at the
Elks home. Those who have the Rees
home are the Misses Berchtold, Julian,
! Ethel and Payne.
Mrs. J. G. Higginbotham returned
/ this week from Los Angeles, where
/ she had been visiting her niece, Miss
Hazel Pierce. Miss Hazel recently
graduated from the Woodbury. busi-
/ ness college and now has good posi-
tion in the Angel city. She is a grad
uate of the Emerson and the Normal
and as evidence of her ability, grad
uated from the Woodbury. college in
! two and half months with honors as
a stenographer. Miss Hazel worked
/ several months for Supt. Sharp of the
! Indian schools at Tuba City before
/ going to Los Angeles.
| Mrs. Loren Cress and children,
Catherine and Leighton, and Mrs. w.
/ d. Draine and her sister, Miss Vera
/ Greenlaw, on vacation from her teach
ing at the state normal school, Tow
son, Md, left Saturday for Los An
geles. Mrs. Draine and Master Leigh
ton have not been in good health and
/ it is believed the change for few
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