The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22

James Edgehill is now custodian Of
the city tourist camp grounds.
Charlie Prochnow and his son, Ray,
have bought new Hudson supersix-
coach.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
| Mrs. Ray Babbitt, who had been in
| Los Angeles for a couple of weeks,
returned home day or so ago.
DIR. Ansel Martin, well-known eye
| and nose specialist of Phoenix, and
Mrs. Martin, are camping at Oak
| Greek.
Mrs. L. B. McMullen and daughter,
Miss Lucretia MeMullen, leave tomor-
row for Jerome, where they will
spend several days.
Chief of Police r. L. Neill and
Deputy Chief ]. d. Jackson spent part
of last week in Prescott as witnesses
in the U. S. district court
Sheldon Bayless, the Cottonwood
rancher, spent few days this week
in Flagstaff on business and visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Bay
less.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton and
the formers father, c. c. Compton,
left Yesterday to motor to White River
for few days fishing. They are go
| ing by way of Cooley.
| Hal Prince, representing the Con-
| tinental Casualty Co., formerly repre-
sented by A. w. Bikker, Jr., now rep
resenting the same company in Homo
lulu, was in Flagstaff this week.
Miss Pearl Nay, who had been in
Winslow visiting her brother, Horace
E. Nay, and in Flagstaff visiting her
sister, Mrs. Orinn Compton, left yes
terday to return to her home in Los
Angeles.
A branch internal revenue tax Of
flee will be established in Phoenix
with C. H. Mcclure of Flagstaff in
| charge, according to announcement
made by Frank R. Stewart, tax collec-
tor for Arizona.
Mrs. H. G. Loekett and Miss Vir
ginia Lockett arrived few days ago
| from the south and are living in their
summer home west of town. Mrs.
Lockett had been spending the winter
| in Phoenix as usual, and Miss Virginia
had been teaching in Inspiration.
F. H. Hereford, the well known at
torney of Tucson, accompanied by his
family, are comfortably located in
Flagstaff for the summer. Mr.. Here
ford wonders why Flagstaff has not
attained greater fame as summer
resort and believes it has great fu-
ture.
The other day when Frank CHS
holm's dog climbed into big Pierce
Arrow car containing several hand
some girl tourists. Frank pulled the
! dog out by the scruff of the neck and
gave him severe lecture in the pres
ence of the girls for climbing into
every ordinary car that came along.
| Mrs. w. B. Lowe, wife of the man
ager of the curio and furniture de-
/ partments at the Babbitt store, ar
rived the other day from Ell Paso
Texas, where she had been visiting
relatives. Her mother, Mrs. r. D.
Fuller, returned with her, to spend
the summer here with Mr.. and Mrs
1 Lowe. Mr.. Fuller will come up next
month for short visit.
| George Atterbury, Flagstaff night
police officer, killed mad dog the
other night, after said dog had fright
ened several people and had kept
Frank Stein, who was painting q
building, up ladder for some time
after Frank wanted to come down. In
fact, Frank did come part way dowr
several times, each time retreating up
ward again to save the topography
of the rear of his trousers. The dog
wore no license tag.
Recent visitors: E. L. Green, Flor.
ence; B. Bell, Camp Verde; c. L
Michael, L. F. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Stallcup, K. P; Pickerell, T. E
Greene, F. ]. Paine, Phoenix; Marjorie
Barrett, Gertrude Scheele, Jennie
Naegle, st. Johns; C. A. Baumgartner
Miami; Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Neal, B
NJ. Holbrook, Myrtle Stephens, Pres
colt; G. o. Hixon, r. ]. Anderson
Winslow; Phoebe Newman, Mr.. anc
| Mrs. ]. H. Knost and son, Miss Mamie
Robertson, Kate L. Bear, Albert Bar
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Schenck
Tucson; j. D. Campbell, Cottonwood
Ruth Jones, Glendale; Mrs. Georgt
and Audrey Kingdom, Irving Seals
10y Line, Jerome; Bertha A. Sidwell
Maude McGarry, Grace Solms, Bisbee
| Ruth Abbott, Fl. Defiance; Mr.. anc
| Mrs. Harvey Il. Meyer, Tuba City; H
L. Benedict, Cochise.