The Coconino sun., 1923-07-06

That extra good Donofrio's ice
cream on sale at ]. C. Browns News
Stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnston spent
several days of last week at Grand
Canyon.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co. sold
Archie Hogan a new Essex car and A.
F. Sweetman new Star car
Miss Charlotte Mills has been visit
ing at the home OF her brother Mer-
vile, in Kingman for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Dan Williams left last week
for her old home at Mortons Gap,
Kentucky, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Ed Truswell left on Monday
for Albuquerque, where she will COM
bine business and pleasure for the
next ten days.
Frank Harrison, Jr., arrived home
Sunday evening from Phoenix where
he had been spending the winter and
attenulnR Scn0Ol.
John @. Thomas, city superinten-
dent of schools, is in San Francisco,
attending the annual convention of the
National Educational association.
Bill Beaton, a former graduate of
our Normal school, now state travel
ing auditor for the Standard Oil Co.,
spent a day or so here this week
Mrs. w. G. Pratt and Mrs. John
Nettinger of Pueblo, Colorado, arriv-
ed Sunday for two weeks visit with
Mrs. Pratt's daughter, Mrs. Cecil De-
Vaney.
G. M. Bartlett, who has been doing
lot of trapping through the past
winter, is now having some of his
pelts worked up into good looking fur
neck pieces.
David Babbitt, Sr., returned on
Tuesday from Los Angeles, where he
had been for several weeks, and said
it seemed like getting home to get
home again.
Mrs. r. L. Umbach and Miss Aleen
Truswell of Albuquerque, who had
been visiting at the home of their
brother, Ed Truswell, left this week
for National City, California.
Jack Chisholm came over from Los
Angeles the first of the week on bus
mess, from which he spared enough
time to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chisholm, and his brother, Don.
He returned to the coast this week.
Rev. H. H. Gillies, former Episco-
! palian pastor here, now headquartered
at Kingman, is here this week visiting
Rev. George Vernon HarrisJ his sue
cessor in this pastorate, and renew
ing acquaintance with his many
| friends.
Jimmie Babbitt returned few days
ago from Georgetown University, at
| Washington, D. c., and he and Paul
and Charlie Babbitt, Jr., and Carter
Jake spent last week and part of this
! fishing down in the White Mountain
country. They returned Tuesday.
| Guy Rogers, Jr., has arrived from
| Dallas with Miss Mildred Julian, the
popular young kindergarten supervis-
| or of the normal. Master Guy will
make his home with his mother, Mrs.
Martha Rogers of Beaver street and
will attend kindergarten.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist of the
| u. S. biological service, with head
quarters in Phoenix, are now located
| at Judge and Mrs. J. E. Jones home
| for the summer. Mr.. Gilchrist will do
some important work through this
section Of the state during the next
! few months.
Henry E. Lang, proprietor OF
Lang's theatre, Kingman, and Brooks
| Dudley of Kingman, who are touring
the state placing agencies for the
Packard car. arrived here a few days
ago to remain until they can get
cooled off again, which they intimate
will take week at least.
Pat Burke is transforming the in
terror of the building at the north
west corner of Aspen and Agassiz,
lining the walls, putting in new floor,
and making up-to-date sales, store
and service place for the WHY'S
Knight and Overland cars for which
he has the agency in this county.
George Peterson, the large abund-
ant cowman formerly of Flagstaff and
Holbrook, accompanied by L. Laurit-
zen, were in Flagstaff few days last
week from Fresno, California, where
George and the main bunch of his cat
tie wintered. George is figuering on
disposing of cattle left at Holbrook
and expects to locate in the California
| country.