The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25

yesterday, attending the Rotary meet
ing.
Chester E. Mills has accepted po-
sition with the local Standard Oil Co.
office.
Mrs. c. D. Richardson and Mrs.
Will Young were Winslow visitors
this week.
Attorney E. R. Byers Of Williams,
was in Flagstaff Wednesday on a
short stroll away from home.
w. F. Griffin was in from Grand
Canyon couple of days the latter
part of last week on business.
I. B. Koch, accompanied by Roger
Birdseye, motored to Jerome Wednes-
day on three-days' business trip.
j. M. Rodriguez is the proud pos.
SCISSOR of a new Ford sedan, purchas-
ed on Monday at the Babbitt garage.
Tom Mix at Orpheum Tuesday, May
20, in "Do and Dare" Special feat
ure: Emerson School Glee Club.
Popular prices.
Rev. Fr. C. Vabre went to Grand
Canyon Monday morning, to hold his
regular monthly services there, ana
returned on Tuesday.
The ball game played on the Ash
fork diamond Sunday between the
Williams and Ashfork teams resulted
in victory for Williams, 10 to ID.
w. H. Thompson, assistant city
clerk, got back at his desk Monday
morning after what he called a vaca-
tion, the two weeks he spent on his
Kendrick Park ranch socl1ing in spuds.
Dan Martinez, an old resident of
Flagstaff, but who had been living in
Albuquerque for some time, returned
recently and accepted position as
salesman for the Flagstaff Furniture
store.
J. E. Kintner, formerly in the for
est service at Grand Canyon, has been
appointed postmaster temporarily at
Grand Canyon pending the civil SER
vice examination to be held this
month.
Ed Raudebaugh began work a few
days ago on the new dam across the
river de Flag in the city recreation
park, and it will likely be all ready in
time to hold the first of the mid-sum-
mer rains.
VIM. H. Campbell got to town the
last of last week from Phoenix,
where he had been several DAYS since
leaving his family in southern Cali
fornia, and is visiting his brother,
State Senator Hugh E. Campbell.
Judge F. w. Perkins got home the
last of last week from Phoenix, where
he attended the rate hearing before
the interstate commerce commission,
representing the Arizona Wool Grow
ers' association, of which he is secre-
tary.
Mrs. o. B. Raudebaugh, who week
ago moved with her husband to King
man, was taken to the hospital and an
operation performed on Monday. The
report is that she is getting along
nicely and expects to leave the hos
pital next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broughton, their
daughters, Ethel and Irene, and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Broughton and small
son, stopped over few days the past
week with The Barekman family. The
Broughtons are on their way to Mis-
souri, from California.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
his assistant, George r. Lewis; Sher-
iff w. A. Campbell and Deputy Joh.
Garrett, spent Sunday evening in, Will
liams getting affidayits connected
with the Hemeter absconding case de-
scribed in another column.
A marriage of much interest to the
Mexican colony of Flagstaff was that
on Wednesday at the Church Of the
Nativity of Miss Sayetana Urea to
Ezeauiel Medano, both of this city.
The bridesmaid was Lucy Aguila
Mayorga and the best man was Henry
Mayorga.
DIR. and Mrs. Light of Mesa, motor
ed up the first of the week for a va
cation trip. Mrs. Light and son like
the climate so we'll that they decided
to desert the doctor for the summer
and remain here, as they did last sum-
mer. They have rented one of the
Heisser houses near the park.
Mrs. Juana Granada, mother of the
four Granada brothers who have been
employed at the local sawmiils for
years, passed away at her home in
Flagstaff on Monday, at the age OF
78, and was buried on Tuesday. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Father C. Vabre at the Church
of the Nativity.
w. B. Lowe is the new manager
of the curio room at Rabbits. Mr..
Lowe was connected with the Harvey
system for the past ten years and for
some time was manager of the Indian
building at Ashfork. Mrs. Lowe, who
is visiting her people in Ell Paso, Will
join her husband here as soon as q
house can be obtained.
Bill Hicklin has bought himself a
foursome of fine big gray horses and
hitching them to healthy looking
wagon has gone to log contracting.
They are four of the finest horses ev-
er seen here, and if Bill had turkey
red coat and a horn he could a-coach-
ing go, and turn back the head OF
every auto-struck young woman in the
country.
Miss Mary M. Costigan, proprietor
of the Orpheum theatre, left on Sun
day for Murietta Hot Springs, Cali
fornia, in the hope that the treatment
there might take away the rheuma-
tism with whish she has suffered for