The Coconino sun., 1923-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fuss got big
buck few days ago.
We handle all kinds of rentals
ALI. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Just received, new shipment Edi-
son monographs at Rabbits.
See Daytime Wives" at the Or
pheum Sunday, matinee and night.
Miss Rosa Bouton and Miss Joe Kel-
ly visited the Sedona school Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Thomas of Red
Lake are spending the week in town.
Nathan Bankhead purchased Ford
sedan from Ed Babbitt's garage this
week.
Clever new sport hats for your
street costumes, just received at Mrs.
Borum's.
Paul Keller was out with friend
deer hunting this week and each got
a big buck.
Mrs. Charles Heiser came home
from Pasadena Monday, called back
by some legal contention as to real
estate.
Mrs. w. C. Todt, president of the
Kingman Woman's club, is visiting
Mrs. L. B. McMullen the latter part
of this week.
Miss Mary Day Barnes, field rep
resentative of the American Red
Cross of the Pacific division spent
Tuesday in Flagstaff.
The family of Mr.. Savage, relief
agent here for the Santa Fe, arrived
the first of the week from Adamana,
to make this their home.
Ernest V. Wessau of Williams and
Georgia Hallmark of Los Angeles got
marriage license on Monday from
County Clerk Tom L. Rees.
Juan Rodriguez and Francisco Fred
erico, both of Winona, were married
at the Catholic church by Rev. Faith
er c. Vabre on Monday at noon.
Albert Dillman is carrying his left
arm in sling, owing to too promis-
cuous proximity Of that same member
to the heels of light-footed horse.
Mrs. G. A. Keller, who had been
laid up for several days with cry
sipelas, was able to be out again on
Tuesday, somewhat weak, but prac-
tically well again.
Mrs. Frank C. Curtis, who attended
the national American Legion con-
vention in San Francisco, stopped in
Los Angeles on her way home for
short visit with relatives and friends.
Thomas Etheridge was in Wednes-
day proving up on his Doney Park
homestead. He was accompanied by
his witnesses, Walter .Phifer, Lewis
Hobgood, j. j. Dooley and Milt Fer
rell.
Miss Margaret O'Neil and Mrs. j.
NJ. Irish of Williams were Flagstaff
visitors this week. Mrs. O'Neill will
remain in town looking after her du-
ties as good Samaritan nurse of the
county.
Abe Cauffman, formerly of Selig-
man, now of Los Angeles, Packarded
to Flagstaff the first of the week on
a brief business visit, then went to
the Supai Indian reservation for a
few days.
J. H. Armstrong was in from An
derson Point Tuesday making final
proof of his. homestead in that rapidly
improving section of the county. w.
H. Weems and Conrad Pessara were
his witnesses.
Mrs. Anna Bean and son, Oscar,
and Roy Simmons visited at the White
mountains all of last week with Mrs.
Beams sister, Mrs. r. S. Marley. They
returned Sunday, driving. from Greer
home that day.
Criego Selimno of Williams, was
found dead in his bed at county hos
pital Tuesday morning. He was well
along in years, had a complication of
diseases and had been an inmate of
the hospital since last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Caring, who
arrived home from Albuquerque last
week, where they had both been in
the hospital for operations, are get
ting along nicely, though Mr.. Caring
is not improving as rapidly as desired.
Jimmie Mitchell, who had been
working at Tuba City for several
weeks, got home the other day Jacob
and Moses Anspach left here Wednes-
day for Tuba, to do the masonry work
on an addition to the Indian office
building.
United States Marshal George
Mauk Of Phoenix was in Flagstaff
yesterday on business connected with
his office. Marshal Mauk advises
that nothing very spectacular is tax
ing place at present in his depart
ment of the government.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie left in
their car this week to drive to Or
ange, California, where they will
spend the winter to give Frank plen-
ty of practice picking oranges with
his bare hands. Bert Fair will be in
charge of the Leslie & Fair barber
shop while his side-kick is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Brown, who
had been here some time visiting Mr..
Browns brother, John G. Brown, and
wife, left last week to return to their
home in Camden, N. j., having inn
mensely enjoyed their vacation here.
Mr.. Brown is yardmaster for the
Pennsylvania railroad at, Camden.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Marion
Aubineau, who had been in Des
l,n,. Jo14rrl, hauoo for