The Coconino sun., 1923-05-04

County Engineer Jim Lamport has
new Dodge car.
S. R. Burke of the Brooks store
spent Tuesday in Williams on busl-
ness.
Jack Parsons of the Penney store
moved on Tuesday to one OF the new
Hart apartments.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
Just compare our heavy denim, dou-
ble-sewed overalls at $1.25 with what
you have to pay more for.-Sid Gass-
man.
T. E. Pollock visited Kingman the
first of the week, doubling back to
Cooley, where he made a brief busi-
ness call.
County Ranger VIM. Wallace was in
Phoenix couple of days the first of
the week looking up technicalities of
the range laws.
Joe G. Dolan, general manager Of
the Flagstaff Lumber Co., returned a
few days ago from business visit of
several days on the coast.
Manager Myabb of the telephone
company nearly lost his breath on
Sunday when he saw 18 deer on the
mesa just east of Lake Mary.
Miss Mary M. Costigan is still con-
fined to her home as result of i'll
ness following flu. Her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Costigan, is also very sick.
A fire totally destroyed the Arizona
Eastern depot at Tempe Monday
morning. Thank heaven no such
catastrophe can possibly happen in
Flagstaff.
Miss Thora Cocroft, of Cocroft &
Pomeroy, authors agents of New York
City, arrived here this week and left
again for Lees Ferry to visit her
brother, j.. G.. Cockroft, who is station
ed there for the Edison people.
Mrs. M. E. Bart and her daughters,
Mrs. H. A. Sansky and Miss Florence
Bart, left on Tuesday in their car
for Fresno and Vallejo, Calf, where
they win visit for q couple. of months
with two of Mrs. Bart's other daugh-
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs.3H. S. Cotton Of Penn
sylyania came up from Tucson Tues
day looking for a location to spend
the summer here. Mr.. Cotton is deep
ly interested in archaeology and has
been spending the summers here since
1916
NJ. l. Powers has filed suit IN SUI
perior court against r. z. and A. E.
Geyler on promissory note. c. B. Will
son is plaintiffs attorney.
C. 3. Wilson left for Needles yes
terday morning on legal business, in
tending to be home again on Satur-
day.
The agricultural class of the St.
Johns high school, numbering Is boys
in charge OF d. w. Rogers, went
through here Tuesday by auto on their
way to Grand Canyon on camping
trip. They have their beds and grub
box along and expect to have ia won
derful time. uc
George Rich, one-time Mohave coun-
ty man, who arrived here a few days
ago from Seattle to visit his friend
County Engineer Jim Lamport, has
gone down to the ranch Mr.. Lamport
recently bought at Oak Greek - the
old Jess Howard place = to rest up
for a few weeks.
'Nic" Perkins and Paul Moore were
up on Tuesday from Williams. From
the way FNic" was guarding that
inner breast pocket it is an even bet
he was carrying back the wedding Ii
cense that he needed next day when
married one of Williams most charm
ing and popular school teachers.
B. A. Sharp, who was recently
transferred from the superintendency
of Indian affairs at Tuba City, came
in from there on Saturday with Har-
ry Brewer, who had been out there a
day or two on business. Mr.. Sharp
went on to Phoenix. His successor, a
Mr.. Myers, is expected here this week
from South Dakota.
C. B. Warren, president of the War
ren-Nash Motor company of New York
City, stopped off two days in Flag
staff this week to attend the wedding
of his neice, Miss Margaret Long
fellow. Mr.. Warren left Wednesday
morning for Long Beach, California,
to visit his mother, and expects to re-
turn here for a more extended visit
before returning to his home in New
York.