The Coconino sun., 1923-06-01


mountain to Fred w. Piper.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Adyertisement.
James Turpin, who worked for the
Cress cleaning establishment for some
time few months ago, is back at the
old stand
All Sanford came up few days ago
from his big cattle ranges near Selig-
man and spent a few days here with
his family
Mrs. John Hennessy, who spent the
winter in Phoenix, got home the first
of the week to remain here through
the summer.
The Misses Mabel. Bessie, Minnie
and Walter Benson, accompanied by
Mr.. Clark, spent the weekend at
Grand Canyon.
Justice of the Peace r. j. Kidd, I'M
der-Sheriff S 0. Thompson and Depu-
ty Sheriff VIM. Rudd spent part of
this week in Phoenix.
Ed Babbitt left for Phoenix Monday
to drive down a Cadillac car sold
there and to drive back Buick, sold
here. He was due back here last
night.
Miss Betty Harrington, daughter of
George T. Harrington, finished her
school term at White River, Ariz., last
week and will spend the summer in
Flagstaff.
Mrs. w. 0. Barnett will arrive in
Flagstaff June 1st for a two-months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Hudgens.
Mrs. Barnett's daughter will attend
summer school here.
Mayor Tom Pulliam says his Ford
is the smartest animal in town. 1t
goes only when it wants to, and after
it starts, don't stop at all until it
takes a darned good notion.
Miss Mary Costigan, who two weeks
ago went to Murietta Hot Springs,
California, for the benefit of her
health, got home yesterday afternoon,
feeling much better, it is reported.
Mrs. Fred Reno has been spending
several days in Cooley visiting her
husband, one of the foremen for the
Apache Lumber Co. She drove there,
taking ten hours each way, for the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Harley are the
fond parents of a handsome boy, who
came to town Monday afternoon, not
loaded down with much baggage, but
ardently bent on making Flagstaff his
home
Miss Ethel Compton, who taught
school in Bunblebee, Ariz., this win
ter, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday
evening to spend the summer months.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Compton.
]. L. Goulet has left the Saginaw
& Manistee Lumber Co. logging camp
near Bellemont to take few months
vacation, which he is spending under
the chaperonage of Stanley E. Wat
kins at Lake Mary camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Draine left on
Wednesday in their car for the White
Mountain country, down below Cooley,
where Dayt will forget Billy Switzer's
hardware in the Joy of freeing trout
and hooking squirrels for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Foster left last Friday
for Prescott, to join her husband, who
has a responsible mercantile position
there and has secured a home for his
family. Miss Edith, their daughter,
will go to Prescott as soon as school
here is over.
Andy Samsky has sold his former
plumbing shop, at the rear of the
Power Hat shop on Aspen avenue, to
S. L. White and w. L. Horn, who
have started up an automobile laun-
dry there, by which it is signified a
place where cars are washed.
Joe Lee came in few days ago
from Cedar Ridge trading post, out
on the Navajo reservation, where he
had been manager for several months.
Clarence Gale is relieving him there.
Joe will likely go to Tuba City to help
Johnny Kerley in the trading post.
Billy Lannom, who has been very
sick ever since his visit a few weeks
ago to Mayo Brothers, at Rochester,
Mimi, shows little sign of improve
ment. Many friends make daily in
quiry and are sincerely hoping he will
soon get the better of his malady and
be well again.
Fire department called out Satur-
day morning to put out small blaze
in Louis de Miguel's pool hall, in the
old Leader building. Starting fire in
the stove with kerosene and it started
outside the stove, too. DeMiguel's
hands badly scorched. Practically no
other damage.
Chet Black came in from Hollywood
on Sunday to spend this week here
with his wife and son, Chester, Jr.
Chet is looking fine, confirms the re-
ports that business has been very
good with him in his Hollywood store,
and is having great time chinning
with former Flagstaff neighbors.
Mrs. Fred Reno and Mrs. George
Mccormick flivvered out to Spring
Valley this week to visit Mrs. Sam
Darden and bring her to town for
visit. The Dardens settled on their
homestead in Spring Valley 10 years
ago and during that time, it is re-
ported, Mrs. Darden has only visited
town twice.