The Coconino sun., 1923-06-15

IN session at prescott.
I Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
j Pete Espiel, the sheep magnate, is
home again on the northern range
/ after having spent the winter in the
south.
i Frank Randall, formerly Of Bah
bits furniture department, is now
employed by Ralph Davis, proprietor
of the Flagstaff furniture store.
/ Ethel and Jack Montgomery, chill
dren of Mrs. Montgomery, left Satur-
day for Ocean Park, California, to
| spend the summer with their grand
parents.
/ Francis Decker, one of the fellers
who figures with figures for the Nc
| Gonigle Lumber & Development Co. at
Riordan, blew in for a few minutes
yesterday.
| Mrs. J. C. Bixler, who for several
weeks has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Simpson, left Saturday af-
| ternoon for her home in Mountain Air,
| New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wrenshaw of
| Williams, spent several days this week
visiting friends and relatives in Flag
staff and enjoying some of the con-
vention affairs.
Keith Warren, trading post man at
! Kayenta, and his buddy, King, who
has been out there with him nearly
year, were among those in town dur
ing the convention.
Larry S. Williams of Williams was
Flagstaff visitor on Saturday and
while here was handed several COM
! pliments on the old-time article he re-
Gently wrote for The Sun.
| w. H. Crosse of Santa Ana, Calf,
arrived in Flagstaff Monday to spend
several weeks vacation with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Hart of Blowout ranch.
| Frank Sufea arrived in Flagstaff
the other day from California, where
he had been for the last several
months, and is on the lookout for an
opening in his old home town.
Johnny Kennedy, who had attended
| the state university at Tucson during
/ the last school year, came home the
/ other day to remain during the vaca-
/ ton with his mother, Mrs. B. S. Ken
nedy.
C. H. Akers, big top on the Phoenix
! Gazette, was here a short time last
I week visiting his son, one of the pro-
| prietors of the Takit- 'n-Pay store He
will be up again in few weeks for
! longer stay.
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Lawson of Mesa, mother and sister
/ of Mrs. ]. T. Moore, arrived in Flag
i staff this week to attend the 43th
wedding anniversary of the Moores
! on June 18th.
/ Joe p Wilson, vice-president of the
Arizona Central bank, got back to his
/ desk on Monday after being sick at
home for nearly two weeks. He isn't
entirely recovered yet, but is getting
stronger every day.
Tom Mccullough came up few
weeks ago from Phoenix, where he
and Mrs. Mccullough spent the win
ter. Mrs. Mccullough will be home
here before the 10th, and Tom says
they will both spend the summer here.
The funeral of Mrs. Antoni Yriarte
| Auza, aged 46, was held Saturday af
! ternoon at o'clock from the Catholic
church. Mrs. Auza came from
i Spain seven years ago and was the
mother of six children, all residents
of this county.
DIR. Suzanne Essex, chiropractor,
who came here a short time ago ex-
pecting to open offices in the May
flower block, left Monday for Dem
yer. DR.. Essex has splendid oppor-
tunity in the larger city and felt it
her duty to go.
Frank M. Shallue of Los Angeles,
district manager, and Arthur Meid-
roth of Phoenix, state manager for
Warren Bros. Co., were here on
Wednesday conferring with the SUI
perintendent, Captain Blackman, on
the local paving work.
! j. Harvey Brown, manager of the
Arizona Central branch bank at
Cooley, is in Flagstaff again for the
first time for several months, getting
re-acquainted with old friends. Ernest
Coulter Of the main office here is at
Cooley relieving him. Mrs. Coulter
is there with him.
i MIS-. OeAOTd w. OLOuudIu, VINO udu
been at Grand Canyon few days,
arrived the first of the week to be
here with her husband during the con-
vention. Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard left
last night for the White Mountains,
where the trout will suffer during the
two months they plan staying there.
County Clerk Tom L. Rees got a
wire the other day from Charlie Wool
folk Of Flagstaff, now in Santa Bar
bara, announcing the birth of a fine
baby girl. Mother and daughter are
doing we'll, and it's sure bet Charlie
is so happy he can hardly wait to
bring them back to Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas S. Roome and
Miss Retta Beasley motored on Sun
day down into the Sycamore Canyon
country and Doug shot big diamond
back rattler. The Roomes leave today
for a visit to the various Babbitt
trading posts, calling first at the one
at Cibecue, down on the Apache res
ervation.
1 President M. |. Powers of the Flag
staff Rotary club and President Carl
rrY- u. q L u.