The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
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on the road to recovery.
"Bill" Jones of Williams was ir
town yesterday, calling on some o1
his numerous friends here.
Don't forget to turn out for the
dance at the new park pavilion Satur-
day night. Waters orchestra.
Miss Ida Mae Jeancon, who had WIS.,
tied in Flagstaff for some time, left
for her home in Tucson the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols NOV
ed this week into their attractive new
home which is fast nearing compile
tion on Elden avenue.
Miss Margaret Hurley, teacher OF
athletics during the summer session
at N. A. N. S. left yesterday evening
for her home in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mullen and
their daughter, Mrs. Sam Stretton
who spent the summer on Oak Creek
left yesterday in their car for Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis motored
| to Williams Tuesday. Ralph returned
the same day, but left Mrs. Davis
there for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Cecil Lugar.
Recent visitors: Harvey K. Meyer,
superintendent at Tuba City, and son;
E. E. Rainey, N. e. Gray, Mrs. NJ. E.
Fleming, Alverda Howard, Phoenix;
VIM. Balm, Tuba; VIM. v. Smith and
wife, Winslow.
Abraham Hager and Miss Rather
ixa IJarror IF 7 nr AnnaIoc xvscs+aI a
]. C. Dolan family this week, stopping
on their way here at Grand Canyon
and returning by way of Phoenix and
Imperial Valley.
Lucille Crosby was up from Will
liams to spend Sunday with her par
ents and twin sister. The day was
utilized by the family in making a
trip down to the Pendley ranch on
upper Oak Creek.
Bill Souders was in Flagstaff from
Williams yesterday. Bill has lived
in Williams and works with and fol
the Saginaw Lumber Co. and he
knows all the trees and stumps in that
section by their first names.
The Misses Edna and Ruth Dotson,
who had been attending the summer
session Of the university Of Southern
California, arrived home this week
and viii be gladly welcomed back to
the force of Emerson school teachers.
Carl A. Valentine, engineer at
Grand Canyon, was iii Flagstaff yes
terday looking for friends and it is
understood found only three enemies
during his stay, and they seemed to
be foreigners travelling in foreign
country.
August Tietjen, st. Louis banker
and broker, with his wife and two
boys, stopped here this week on their
way from British Columbia and Cali
fornia for few days visit with for
mer St. Louis neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs
Octavius A. Ude.
The Taylor tent show is playing to
capacity all of this week and will wind
up tomorrow night. The bill changes
nightly. The company is we'll balanc-
ed and accomplished, and the enter
tainment is clean and diverting. The
show goes to Williams on Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Fl. Hammond is slow
ly regaining strength from severe
attack of double pneumonia. Mr.
Hammond, who had been in Washing
ton, d. c., looking after government
Indian affairs, was called home by
his daughter, Miss Almira Hammond
and arrived here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Goodwin and
daughters, the Misses Gloria and Sa-
die, and Miss Charlotte Carr, who are
on the last lap of an extended tour
of California and Arizona, left the
first of the week for their home in
Tempe. Miss Gloria will stop in Jer-
ONE where she will teach this year.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: Ed R.
Whitson, Winslow; Mrs. Emma L.
Farley, Mrs. Clara B. Willard, Cotton
wood; w. w. Duncan, VIM. E. Eagens
M. Hopkins, Chas. Smith, Prescott;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Balsey, Yuma; G.
E. Woods, Ashfork; ]. F. Olds, Wins
low; F. S. Hehach, W. Acuff, Phoe-
nix.
Roy McFate, prominent as a stu
dent of the normal, loaded Mrs. Nc
Fate and children into his flivver and
has gone to the southern part of the
state. They will return here in time
to begin school at the regular term.
Most of their time will be spent Wis
iting in their old home in Graham
county.
The Pacific Construction company
is beginning its contract of building
II miles of rim road at Grand Can
yon this week, and F. w. McCulla,
head machinist Of the work, was here
Saturday and Sunday visiting at the
Crosby home. His wife and son, Bob
bic, and daughter, Mrs. Alta Godfrey,
accompanied him here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Allredge and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M, Brinhall, accom-
panied by their families, toured the
many pleasure resorts of this vicinity
during the closing days of last week
and the early days of this week. Mr..
Allredge is a well-known attorney of
Mesa, while Mr.. Brimhall is we'll
known rancher and churchman of the
same place.
Alex Johnston left last Thursday
at p. m. in his car for Los Angeles.
He sent card back to his assistant,
Dean Eldredge, saying he reached
Needles at midnight. He will stay
until the last of the week, then drive
back, bringing home Mrs. Johnston