The Coconino sun., 1923-07-27

cream on sale at ]. C. Browns News
} Stand.
The new Egyptian sandals, in red,
} blue, green and white, just received at
Rabbits.
Mrs. " O. Wallingford of Phoenix
is here visiting her son and daughter,
) Richard and Eleanor.
All kinds of monographs and sew
} ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
} L. w. Moore, the tall, handsome
Garland Prairie ranchman, was a
J Flagstaff visitor few days ago.
A good time assured for everyone
} attending the dance at Doney Park
Saturday night, July 28. Music by
Waters orchestra.
f. C. Groves, salesman for the Flag
) staff Lumber Co., with headquarters
in Tucson, is spending part of his va
cation in Flagstaff.
! Miss Rosa Bouton, home demonstra-
tion agent for Coconino county, leaves
today for southern California for her
! annual two-weeks' vacation.
! James Kennedy, father Of Mrs. JOS
eph Mertz, arrived Sunday from Phoe-
nix to attend the funeral of Mr.
/ Mertz, who died Saturday morning.
Edgar A. Ryan, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Santa Fe
/ with headquarters at Phoenix, was in
Flagstaff yesterday visiting patrons
of the road.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: N. E.
/ E,.oxv He'll Mrc E1pal Cal,,cbo
! Mrs. Walter Galusha, Miss Della Gal
usha, Phoenix; Mrs. W. Upright, Tue
son; P. l.. Hart, Jerome; w. f. Han
cock, Williams.
Fred Caring, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Ohio Priest, left Sat
urday morning for Albuquerque, wher
! it is hoped his health viii improve.
Mrs. Priest has been attending sum
mer school here.
0. S. Stapley, founder of the 0. S.
! Stapley Co. of Phoenix, Chandler and
/ Glendale, spent Wednesday here. In
| 1889, when he was IL years old, he
worked as logger here at the Ari-
zona Lumber & Timber Co.
! T. A. Stahl, who was stricken with
diphtheria while on his way to Cal
/ ifornia to attend a conference of San
! ia Fe railway executive two weeks
/ ago, is reported to be slowly recover
ing in Los Angeles hospital.
/ Wilbur Wellington has been ap-
pointed janitor of the courthouse and
1 other county offices to succeed John
i Mertz, deceased, and took up his new
work the first of the week. He had
been working for w. H. Switzer.
Alex Simpson, state grand master
of the Odd Fellows, who is here on
official business this week, will adj
dress a special meeting of the local
Odd Fellows lodge in their hall to-
morrow night All members are re-
quested to attend this very important
meeting.
Billy Switzer is having concrete
floor put in his store basement to
make it more convenient for storage
purposes, and is tearing away shelly
ing on the front north side of the
store to get ready for the new drug
fixtures. Ed Raudebaugh is doing
the concrete work.
The little six-months old son of DR..
and Mrs. M. O. Dumas of Clemenceau
is very i'll at the Jerome hospital, but
it is reported that the illness is not
infantile paralysis, as at first rumor
ed, and the parents many friends
here hope the little one will soon re-
cover. He is improving.
George Black, Jr., was up from
Sedona on Monday, and while here
arranged with w. B. Goble to come
down there and build an addition to
the Sedona school house. George says
things down on his ranches are look
ing as good as business is here with
his Lightning Delivery Co.
Mrs. Fred Perkins and two children
came up a few days ago from their
home in Phoenix to visit her parents,
Judge and Mrs. +. w. Perkins, and
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Metz Her
mother and brother, Warren Perkins,
had been in Phoenix visiting her and
she returned in the car with them.
Recent arrivals at the summer col
ony on Oak Creek are Mr. and Mrs.
Will Mullen and daughter, Cecil, j. o.
Mullen and two sons, John and Joe,
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Mullen and two
children of Jerome, and Miss Char
lotte Carr and Bobbie Thoman of
Flagstaff, who are there for the week.
Jack Dempsey, champion heavy
weight pug of the world, was in Flag
staff last Friday, motoring east. Our
office boy went down to local gar
age where Jack was hanging out and
cuffed his ears a few times, making
him promise that the next war we had
wouldn't find him hiding behind soiled
skirts.
Tommy Dent is another feller who
has dented his income tax by increas-
ing the exemption appertaining there
to, the said Dent being little feller
that weighs six pounds, has four
teen-pound voice and unchecked his
baggage here early Wednesday morn I
ing before he even inquired what his
first name was going to be.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: Van D.
Copeland, Mrs. c.. f. McKinstry, Mr.. |
and Mrs. l.. G. Carr and son, Lyle
W. Mclean, Catherine Cullen, Grand
Canyon; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dalton,
Tuba; H. Cramner, Kayenta; J. f.
Thomson, Jr., w. B. Thomson, L. |
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