The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22

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this week, looking after business af-
fairs.
The veteran Benjamin Doney spent
Sunday and Monday on business at
Williams.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt has been
quite sick the past week, but is now
reported to be some better.
Miss Josephine Gubernator of st.
Louis is in Flagstaff for the summer,
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. c. Metz.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. S. McLauren,
who spent last summer in Flagstaff,
are again located at Sunset Lodge
Mrs. Chas. Mckinney, formerly of
Flagstaff, but now Of Phoenix, is the
guest of Mrs. John Parsons this
week.
DR.. E. s. Miller left yesterday for
Grand Canyon to attend the meeting
of the Arizona State Medical society.
He will be home again today.
Thomas Armstrong, Jr., came up
from Phoenix Saturday and went to
Oak Greek, where Mrs. Armstrong and
a party of friends are spending few
days.
Mrs. Maria Scheele, an eminent
teacher in domestic art, is here for
summer study from her ST. Johns
home. Her daughter, Gertrude, ac-
companies her.
DR.. and Mrs. Chandler Of Chand-
Ter, were in Flagstaff this first Of
this week for couple of days, having
driven up by auto. They visited the
Grand Canyon.
Walter McLaws of Holbrook was in
town Tuesday completing arrange
ment to drill we'll on the range Of
the Hart Cattle company to the south
and west of Winslow.
DR.. Oscar Bartlett, state entomolo-
gist, and Mrs. Bartlett arrived this
week from the south part Of the state
to spend the summer here, as they
have for the last few years.
Doc Sheffield left Thursday morn
ing on the Moose special coach at
tached to No. z for Chicago to at
tend the 5th annual Moose convention,
and expects to return about July 2.
Fred Thompson and wife, who NOV
ed several months ago to Searchlight,
Nevada, where Fred worked for Con
Frederick, are now in Las Vegas, New.
Fred is working in an ice plant there.
Mrs. Edward A. Haight, who had
been visiting at her old home in Mis-
souri for several weeks, returned this
week, accompanied by nephew, who
will spend the summer here with Mr..
and Mrs. Haight.
Jimmy Hopkins of amelia" fame,
was in from his ranch at Long Valley
this week. He has been putting ina
crop on his place and assisting in a
general cattle roundup, but hopes to
get back to old Mexico this fall.
Dan III. Francis reports that the
wind blew so hard at Mormon lake the
last of last week that it blew good
sized fish out on the bank, where
many of them remained, furnishing
food for hogs, which had great time
eating them.
Rev. DR.. Bertrand r. Cocks, super
intendent of st. Lukes' home at Phoe-
nix and Prescott, and Mrs. Cocks, who
had been at Oak Creek for a few days
fishing, returned to Phoenix ON Tues
day, DR.. E. S. Miller driving them
as far as Ashfork.
Mrs. M. E. Bart and her daughters,
Miss Florence and Mrs. H. A. Samsky,
who had been visiting two other
daughters, Mrs. C. E. Gage of Fresno,
and Mrs. William Schlosser of Val
lejo, Calf, got home the first of the
week. They had been gone about six
weeks.
Lee Newman, ex-sheriff Of Navajo
county, now located at Bluff City,
Utah, was visiting Frank Leslie Tues
day for a short time. He was called
as a witness in the federal court at
Prescott on some criminal cases which
came up during his term of office as
sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Nash of
Thatcher are summer residents of
Flagstaff. Mr.. Nash is prominent as
a teacher and church worker Of Gra-
ham county. Their daughter, Mrs.
David P. Kimball of Phoenix, with her
children, including her twin boys, is
with them.
E. S. Mosely was arrested in Will
liams by Deputy Sheriff G. Z. Camp
bell on request Of Albuquerque officers
who accused, him of passing two small
bad checks. He was held several days
and released yesterday, the New Mex
leo officers not having been heard
from further.
Harlow Yaeger came up on We'd
nesday from his Canyon Diablo sheep
ranges, returning yesterday. Mrs.
Yaeger, who is i'll in California, is
much better, which will be good news
to the many friends she and her hus-
band have throughout the state. Har-
low is just finishing shearing.
VIM. Brooksby of Fredonia was a
Flagstaff visitor yesterday, coming to
make declaration of citizenship before
County Clerk Tom L. Rees as the first
step in naturalization. Mr.. Brooksby
came to the north side of the Grand
Canyon in an auto truck. then travelled
horseback down Bright Angel creek to
the suspension bridge across the Col
orado river.
1t took 366 full strokes of the au-
tomobile hand pump to burst the red
Michelin inner tube at the Wilson &
Coffin Motor Co. accessories store