The Coconino sun., 1923-04-20

L. D. Smith of Tuba City visited II
Flagstaff few days last week.
]. j. Burke visited his son, S. r
/ Burke, and family, for few days last
week.
Keep your ear to the ground. Some.
thing is going to happen in Flagstaff
next Wednesday.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-2;
Mrs. S. G. Carr and son Stanton Of
i Grand Canyon, spent Friday in Flag
staff, shopping and visiting friends.
Charlie Voolfolk came up the first
of the week from his Canyon Diablc
sheep range to spend a few days il
/ town.
DR.. E. S. Miller, who spent most OF
last week in Phoenix, got home to his
old green Hupmobile Saturday morn
| ing last.
/ Come to the American Legion
dance at Doney Park tomorrow (Sat-
urday) night, April 21. Good music
and good time.
Miss Georgia Belle Nichols has ta-
ken a stenographic position at Tuba
City and went out there a few days
ago to begin work.
John Howe of EIvarado, Texas, ar
rived here the past week to accert a
position with C. D. Richardson at the
curio store and trading post here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Richardson and
family passed through Flagstaff this
week on their way to Cameron. They
visited the G. d. Richardson's here for
two days.
Jerry Fisher returned few days
ago from Glendale and other towns IN
that section, where he spent the win
ter, and is now again at his ranch near
Lake Mary.
w. H. Pierce, who dallied a while
with the flu, is out again, throwing
back his shoulders as successfully as
he did when he marched against Lee
during the Civil war.
Word has been received from Miss
Betty Harrington that the school she
is teaching at White river is proving
very successful and she is more than
enthusiastic over her new duties.
Joe C. DoIan drove his car to Nor
mon lake and back on Monday, finding
the road good most of the way, but
pretty soft along short stretch
where it is. still soaked by melting
snow.
Don LIE Barron is clerking in the
hardware department at Rabbits Mr..
Adams, brother of Billy Adams, the
barber, is new clerk in the grocery
department at that store, and Leslie
Wedeke is the new delivery clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. RaudebaugFp and
w. B. Raudebaugh and Mrs. Matt
Black, arrived home Sunday evening
from weeks vacation spent in Phoe-
nix. Mrs. W. B. Raudebaugh is still
visiting the Dumas family on Oak
Creek
A. C. Saunders of The Sun staff,
and Mrs. Saunders, moved Sunday to
West Phoenix avenue and the house
until then occupied by Herman
Krauch of the forestry service, who
has moved to the Fort Valley expert
ment station.
Kathryn and Paul KelIag, who had
been spending the winter in Phoenix,
Kathryn attending school and Paul
working, arrived home Saturday af-
ternoon surprising their parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. G. AZ Keller, very much, as
they were not expected before May /.
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, county treas
urer, and Miss Ardelle Switzer, as
sistant, returned Monday morning
from Phoenix, where they attended the
state meeting Of county treasurers
and visited day or so with members
of Miss Ardelle's family. now sojourn-
ing in Phoenix for while.
NJ. I. Powers, who drove his Cad
lilac to Los Angeles a few days ago,
planning during his stay there to have
it repainted, changed his mind when
he learned that Rimmy Jim Giddings
had bought a handsome new sport
car and hustled out and got a new
car for himself. This rivalry for sar-
torial and cartorial honors between
these two fellers is getting exciting.
Ray H. Simpson, manager of the j.
G. Penney store, left Tuesday for Salt
Lake City to attend the seni-annual
buying meeting of western states Pen
ney managers. Horace E. Nay and
Glenn Bright of Winslow were on the
same train. Mrs. Nay came up to re-
main here with Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn
Compton and her sister, Mrs. Allin
Greenlaw during the two weeks or
more her husband will be away.
James O'Neill, Is years old, of Oma-
ha, Nebraska, who broke into pool
room at Williams a few days ago, was
taken to the state reform SCHOOL, at
Wilcox by Sheriff W. A. Campbell,
who got back to Flagstaff Sunday
night. The sheriff brought back Jose
Soto from Wickenburg and left him
at Williams where he will be given
preliminary hearing on statutory
charge involving the parentage Of a
child.
Recent visitors: C. E. England, P
D. Thornton, r. J. Heron, Prescott;
George Elrod, Thos. F. Skelly, Martin
Adler, L. H. Gadsby, H. I. Judson, c.
O. Case, state superintendent of
schools; l. l.. Fletcher, G. K. Pishon,
r. L. Ash, Phoenix; V. B. Murray, f.
E. Halleck, Cooley; 0. L. Bailey and
wife, Seligman; Norvel McReynolds,