The Coconino sun., 1923-04-06
THE COCON1No SUN


next Monday night.
Jim Smith, Ashfork cattleman
spent day or so here this week.
A. G. Sianz of Tuba City, was a
Flagstaff visitor couple of days this
week.
ellison Cap. Keeps the dust out and
the curl in. 81 at the French Beauty
Parlor.
T. E. Pollock returned the first of
the week from short business trip
to California.
Mrs. Henry Moorman, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, is
much improved this week.
Charlie Kelly left Wednesday for
Prescott to be examined by army
physicians for compensation.
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George Becker is closing out his
to install big 5 and 10 cent store.
Literary department, Woman's
club, card party, /. O. 0. F. hall, to-
morrow, to 5, for building fund.
Come.
The local committee has received
word that the chautauqua will be
held in Flagstaff this year from May
g to 13.
Arthur B. Doyle, 81, and May Day,
81, both of Williams, got a marriage
license on Saturday from County
Clerk Tom L. Rees.
Austin Haines, 43, and George
Rutland, 81, both of Ashfork, secured
marriage license from County Clerk
Tom L. Rees last Saturday.
o. X. Cook, manager of the trad
ing post at Cibecue, spent couple of
days in town on business, going back
to the reservation yesterday.
County Engineer Jim Lamport came
up from the road construction camp
on Oak Creek the last of last week,
staying over here until Tuesday.
Charlie Rice, who spent the winter
visiting his brother in Mesa, got home
few days ago and is again running
his barber shop on Railroad avenue.
Ernest Schulz, who had been in Jer-
ONE for the last year or so, arrived
back in this county Sunday night and
is again running his homestead at
Parks.
Dick Geyler, who spent the winter
in Phoenix, got back up here Satur-
day night and is now at his Kendrick
Park ranch getting ready for plant
ing spuds.
Jack Wilson and Louis Kelly drove
to Prescott on Monday and on Tues
day drove back, bringing home new
Durant four, sport model, for the
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co., salesroom.
Fritz It. Schuerman went to Sedona
on Monday and when he returns the
last of this week Mrs. Schuerman, who
had been there visiting relatives for
about two weeks, will return with
him.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county. super
intendent of schools, spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting the school at
Tuba City. Mrs. Clarence Sanderson
of Spring Valley looked after office
routine during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Diamond arrived
Wednesday night from their winter
home in Phoenix to spend the summer
here as usual. They reported that Bill
ly Switzer, who has been in Phoenix
a couple of weeks, will be home again
in few days.
Slim Fetter is back in Flagstaff
after having put in the colder months
down around Roosevelt, Phoenix and
other south state villages. Dan Sey-
mour came up with him with new
supply of fish stories circumstantially
vouched for by Slim.
A postcard from Colonel W. M.
Crosby, Grand Canyon national park
superintendent, was received dated in
China, where the Colonel and Mrs.
Crosby are stopping temporarily on
their vacation trip. they expect to
reach Spain about June.
w. H. Peirce, who seems to think
because he fought in the Civil war he
can fight off illness, refused to go
to bed when taken with flu few
days ago until he keeled over on to the
floor. Then Mrs. Peirce had her way
and had him put to bed. He is get
ting better.
Fred Russell has rented the James
Fry house, Mr.. Fry and his family
having bought and moved to the L..
A. Cross ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell will move into town about the
first of next month, waiting until then
in order to get the crops in on their
Fort Valley ranch.
w. H. Judson, who has been doing
county road work with VIM. Hicklin
on the Oak Creek highway, has quit
the job and bought ranch near Glenn
enceau on the Verde, and will turn
his attention to ranching from now
on. He believes there is money in
eggs if they are properly brought up.
George Kramer, who ventured down
town ON Tuesday for the first time in
two months, which he spent in Mercy
hospital, will leave for Phoenix the
first of next week, to stay a month
or two and try to recover strength.
The local hospital and Cooley and Gal
lup hospitals have claimed George
most of the time for the last six
months, and he believes he is at last
about ready to stay out of them.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: w. P.
Goss, Jerome; j. Manuel, L. w. Nc
Lean, Tom l.. Moore, Grand Canyon;