The Coconino sun., 1923-06-15

Miss Minnie Jenkins of Kingman is
visiting at the Ernest Hogan home
this week.
Glenwood Ray was in from Garland
his sister, Gladys.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
Miss Olive Mitchell of Williams has
been spending a few days here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy and
Attorney and Mrs. Earl Byers of Will
liams, were Flagstaff visitors this
week.
Miss Ema Vandervoort, principal of
Brannen school, will spend her vaca
ton attending school at Greeley in
stitute.
Miss Virginia Phelan, nurse at st.
Joseph's hospital, Phoenix, is spend
ing a few weeks vacation at her home
in Flagstaff.
Attorney Frank NJ. Gold went to
Prescott Sunday night in connection
with some cases up before the U. S.
district court
W. j. Wooden, professor in the jun
| Tor college of Phoenix, arrived in
Flagstaff to attend university through
| the summer session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe Turpin are in
from Tuba City, where they had been
| for month or so, to stay cool few
months in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Lindblom
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Hicks,
came up from Williams Sunday night
to take in the band concert.
Sam Proctor, editor of the Winslow
Mail, spent Wednesday and yesterday
| in Flagstaff on duties connected with
the normal school board, Of which he
is member.
| Miles F. Bixler Co. have filed suits
on account in superior court here
against Patrick Roman and H. Dial.
Thorwald Larson of Holbrook is plain
tiffs' attorney.
Miss Grace Wenzel, who had been
| teaching at Fort Defiance, is home
| spending vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Bean, and is clerking at the
Confection Den.
| Their many friends sincerely sym
pathize with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Comp
| ton in the loss of their little baby
daughter, which died on Sunday, be-
ing just little less than month old.
| Mrs. John Zalaha and her three
! children came up the last of last week
from Cooley, to visit here for week
or so with her mother, Mrs. G. n
Baty, and some of her numerous
| friends.
! Frank Fairchild, who had a window
cut through the front of his pool par
lor and shelved, so patrons stand on
Railroad avenue may avoid the crowds
inside and reach through the front
| for their cool drinks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lathrop an
nounce the arrival of Miss PhylisS
Elaine Lathrop, June End, weight
pounds. Prof. and Mrs. Lathrop were
residents of Flagstaff a couple Of
years ago but are now living in Wis
consin.
| Captain Blackman, who halls from
Vancouver, B. c., and who fought with
the Canadian army during the late
war, is here now and with full force
of men is hard at work to finish up
the city paving contract, which will
likely be completed early next month.
Mr.. Myobb, manager of the local
telephone office, and Mrs. Myohb, mo-
tored to Grand Canyon Sunday for
their first glimpse of the prolific
scenery, and he told us in confidence
on Monday that the stories he heard
about it back in Missouri were mad
equate, quite, and fell far short of
| the mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Riordan are
happy over the arrival of a pretty
little baby daughter, born Sunday
morning at Mercy hospital. Mother
and daughter are doing very nicely.
Arts convalescence is somewhat i'm
| peded by a tremor in his right arm
superinduced by frequent, long pro-
longed hand-shakes over the event.
Charlie Mason, Jr., the senior of
which tickles the keyboard of the In
| tertype machine at The Sun office un.
| til it almost dies from laughin', arriv-
ed the other day from Utah to be with
| his dad, as whom he's almost as big,
and, having come to Arizona early in
| life probably will ultimately be a
good deal bigger, ala our regular Ma
sons, who unlike Charlie, juniors SEN
| Tor, didn't stunt their growth by try
ing to get it in Illinois,