The Coconino sun., 1923-04-20

Mrs. Cecil Dodson of Grand Canyor
was visitor in Flagstaff Wednesday
Rancher Osborne of Dead Man:
Flat was Flagstaff visitor a few
days ago.
Assistant County Attorney George
r. Lewis spent Monday in Williams OF
county business.
Don't worry over what has happen
ed but wait for what is going to hap
pen next Wednesday.
Billy Riley, formerly with the
Lightning Delivery Co., moved with
his family to Clarkdale this week.
Mrs. John Kelly is visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. w. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Adams in Albuquerque this
week.
Editor Sam Proctor of the Winslow
Mail, and James Kennedy, secretary OF
the Normal school board, were here
last Friday.
Come to the American Legion
dance at Doney Park tomorrow (Sat-
urday) might, April 21. Good music
and good time.
Harlow Yaeger came home few
days ago from his Canyon Diablu
sheep ranges to spend a week or Sc
here with his family.
Ed Hamilton has opened up a gen.
eral store at his place out in the
Grand Canyon country and is ready
for the summer tourist trade.
President I. B. Koch of the Flag
staff Rotary club visited the Williams
Rotary club yesterday. District Gov
ernor Charlie Christy of Phoenix was
also there.
Charlie Prochnow, secretary-treas-
urer of the Oatman Amalgamated
Gold Mining company, left on Tues
day for Oatman, to attend a stock
holders meeting.
Bill Hicklin returned few days ago
from the Verde country. Says he
didn't take up that homestead down
there after all, as some other fellow
got there ahead Of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foy of Greenlaw
Mill have the sympathy of their neigh
bors and friends in the death of their
little baby girl, which occurred last
Friday only short time after it was
born.
Herbert Babbitt returned the first
of the week from the south part OF
the state, where he had been brows-
ing around for six or eight weeks
looking after some extensive mining
interests and trying to shirk his just
proportion of cold weather.
Mrs. Colin Campbell and daughter,
Miss Claire Campbell, got home the
last of last week from Berkeley, Cal
ifornia, where they spent the winter.
They stopped off at Phoenix to at
tend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Hennessy.
Charles Gyber, father of little
Charles, who was buried last week,
left Sunday night for his home in
Ohio. The mother, Mrs. Adelaide Gy-
Der, left Monday evening in Prescott,
but expects to soon return to make
her home with her mother, Mrs. Car
ria Koch.
Rev. George Vernon Harris of the
Flagstaff Episcopal church, spent last
week at meeting Of ministers in
Phoenix. His mother went to Phoenix
with him and remained there in a
hospital for treatment. She has never
fully recovered from an operation two
wears ago for stomach ulcers.
Harry L. Brewer, who had been in
hospital at Whipple barracks, Pres
colt, for several months, very sick
came up a few days ago. B. A. Sharp.
retiring SUPERINTENDENT at Tuba City
relieved him of his job as government
stockman on the reservation, and Har-
ry is trying to find out why and
whether the dismissal is going to
stick.
Professor T. H. Cureton, principal
of the Williams schools, accompanied
by his high-school senior class, spent
Tuesday at the Cliff Dwellings and
in Flagstaff and were pleasant visi-
tors at The Sun office. 1t was annual
"ditch day" with they. Once year
without any previous announcement
to anyone of their intentions, Profes-
sor Cureton and the class 'ditch" all
work for the day and go somewhere
to have a good time.
Manager Myobb Of the local tele-
phone office hired a man from Louis
lana the other day. Wednesday morn
ing, following the fall of an inch OF
snow the night before, which lasted
about an hour after sunrise, the man
didn't show up for work. Myobb called
him up to see what was the matter
i"Weather too bad to work" the Louis
ianan informed him. Among other
things the disgusted manager told the
tenderfoot to come down and get
his pay.