The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22


coach, bought from Wilson & Coffin
Motor Co.
Miss Alta Dickinson and Miss Ethel
Derrick of Clarkdale, are among the
summer Normal school students.
]. D. Dunn bought a new REQ
speed wagon from the White garage
to be used on the Tuba City mail
route.
Dorothy Hyde, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Buel Hyde, who had been attend
ing school in Santa Fe the past year,
arrived home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Montez left on
/ Thursday morning for Trinidad, Colo
rado, where Mr.. Montez will undergo
an operation for gallstones.
Durrell Rush left the first of the
week for Clarkdale, where he will
work at his old job in the smelter.
Mrs. Rush will join him there soon.
Mrs. Nina Thorner and small daugh-
ter, Mildred, left Tuesday for their
home in Miami Mrs. Thorner is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Pi-
per.
O1TS. W. DWdIiSUII anu dduSlICt
Evelyn of Denver, have been visiting
at the August Johnson home the past
week, and are now on their way to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Alice Kirk Britton of Oak
land, Calf, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Katherine Davis for the
past week, leaves today to continue
her journey to Cuba.
Paul S. Coffin has bought the Bur
nell Osler house on North AgasssA
street which Mr.. and Mrs. Osler lived
in until recently, when they bought
the A. ]. Sullivan home.
Word has been received in Flag
staff Of the death of Mrs. f. E. Ellis
on Sunday night at her home in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Ellis is the neice OF
Frank E. Brooks of Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Babbitt, their
daughter, Miss Helen, and sons, John,
James and Charles, Jr., arrived from
Los Angeles last week to spend the
summer in their home on West Birch
avenue.
William Narrower, who about a
month ago left with his two children
William and Katherine, for a visit
with Mr.. Harover's mother in Illinois,
is back on the job in Rabbits groc-
cry department.
DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Harp, sister and
brother-in-law of Mrs. P. Fl. Nelson,
| visited here this week for few days
and have now gone to Ashfork. Lit
tie Margaret Harp is with Mrs. Mel.
son for the summer.
]. w. Francis and daughter, Mrs.
/ w. B. Raudebaugh, accompanied Mrs.
Francis Cousins, Mrs. Alice Kirk Brit
ton and Mrs. Katherine Davis and the
the latter's daughter, Marjorie, to
Grand Canyon on Wednesday.
A. j. Seeds and family of Yuma,
are now located at Sunset Lodge. Mr..
Seeds is employed with Archie Grant
on some contracting work and will be
remembered by many in Flagstaff,
I having lived here last summer.
George r. Harrington, big chief of
\ the Flagstaff Electric Light Co., left
/ Sunday night for San Francisco to at
tend the annual conference of the Nat
ional Electric Light association, ex-
/ pecting to be home again the latter
part of this week.
| Albert w. Atwood of Saturday Eve
4 ming Post editorial staff, spent several
days last week visiting various sec
/ tions of the forest south of here with
! Forest Supervisor Ed Miller. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Atwood spent Sunday at Grand
/ Canyon with DIR. and Mrs. Chandler
of Chandler.
/ Mrs. G. H. Crosby of Flagstaff,
/ Arizona, will stay here for about a
month with her sister, Mrs. NJ. C. Mel
son. Mr.. Crosby, formerly editor and
publisher of the Richfield Reaper, is
now practicing law in Arizona and is
one Of the states most prominent at
torneys.-Richfield (Utah) Reaper.
Samuel F. Smith, president of the
Mormon stake at Snowflake. and VIII
/ liam G. Smith, bishop of the Snowflake
ward spent commencement day here.
I Bishop Smith was accompanied by his
wife and the party went on from here
to see the Canyon. Bishop Smith is
an alumnus of the normal school here.
The Confection Den, operated by the
/ Mason brothers, was closed yesterday
and it is said that it may not be re-
opened soon. 1t is understood that
there were several hundred dollars Of
back taxes still unpaid up to yester-
day, and Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, county
treasurer, was making a determined
effort to find some means Of collec-
! tion.
Mrs. Chester A. Black leaves tomor-
row for Los Angeles to join her hus-
band. Chester, Jr., went there last
week. Mrs. Blacks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chisholm, will go to the
coast later, Mrs. Chisholm in few
weeks, to spend several months with
! Mr.. and Mrs. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| A. Haight have rented the Black
home here.
w. A. Brigg, president and general
manager of the Gazette Publishing
4 Co. of Martinez, Calf, was in Flag
staff this week with Mrs. Brigg. They
have been visiting the Grand Canyon
and other points of interest in Arizona
by auto. Mr.. Brigg was one of the
campaign managers for Governor Ste
venson and an influential politician
/ of northern California
Mrs. L. w. Cress and two children,