The Coconino sun., 1923-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIES

Wilbur Wellington is another one
of those new Ford owners.
Ben Sweetwood of Williams was a
Flagstaff visitor on Tuesday.
"A. Greven, Maine ranchman, was
Flagstaff visitor this week.
Paul Rodriguez and neice, Miss Mela
Garcia, leave tomorrow to motor to
the state fair.
C. /. Crump left last week for
Roosevelt Dam, where it is hoped that
his health will improve.
Magdalena Gallegos is suing for
divorce from Leon Gallegos. Her at
torney is George FL. Crosby.
Make your appointment before the
holiday rush. Better pictures and bet
ter service assured. Carson Studio.
Harlow Yaeger came up the first of
the week from his Canyon Diablo
sheep ranges to spend a few days in
town.
Be sure you get your coupons for
the child's Packard car given with
every admission ticket at the Or
pheum.
County Farm Agent Frank CHS
holm will leave on Sunday for the
state fair to take charge of local farm
exhibits.
Jack Smith and Jess Purtyman were
up from Oak Creek on Tuesday to
take look around from this higher
elevation.
NJ /. Powers will go to Prescott
tomorrow afternoon, on combined
business and pleasure trip, expecting
to be home again Sunday.
joan b. Graham of Douglas and
Erma Williams of Oakland, Iowa, got
marriage license on Wednesday
from County Clerk Tom i. Rees.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caring left FIJI
day for Phoenix, where it is hoped
Mr.. Caring will recover more rapidly
from his illness, which has lasted for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson, Miss
Pearl Bonisteel and Miss Dorothy
Weinburg leave this morning to motor
to Grand Canyon, where, with Colonel
Crosby, director Of Grand Canyon
national park, and Mrs. Crosby, and
". Patrusso, manager Of the Ell Tovar
hotel, they win go down across the
Colorado river to Phantom ranch. The
Flagstaff contingent expect to be
home Tuesday or Wednesday.
Recent visitors: b. Il. Udell, Chas.
Daniel, A. e. Wingate and wife, Geo.
Burton and wife, Mrs. Betty johnson,
T. j. Hudspeth, VIM. r. Maude, O. f.
Wells, A. C. Mcqueen, Phoenix; Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Janus, Leupp; ]. w.
Abbott and wife, Prescott; Frederick
Lowe, Miss Sarah Parkinson, Grand
Canyon; Wm. H. Dalton, John j.
Schwarz, Tuba; Albert Smith, Kay
enta.
The local Odd Fellows lodge is put
ting on big rabbit hunt this coming
Sunday. C. +. Caffey and 0rinn
Compton are captains Of the rival
teams, choosing their aides from the
membership. The losers, with the
help Of their ladies, will put on a big
rabbit dinner, with all the trimmings
shortly afterWard. This is an annual
affair with the lodge, provocative of
much fun and super-feeding.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ashurst arr
rived this week in their car from De-
troit on their way to California, where
they viii visit brother, Andrew Ash
urst, and his wife, who formerly was
Miss Kate Beasley Of Flagstaff. Char
lie is a brother Of u. S. Senator Henry
T. Ashurst and, like the latter, spent
part of his boyhood days here. He is
an attorney in Detroit. This is his
first visit here in % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Cook have moved
to the former Ferdinand fHespich
ranch, east of Flagstaff, recently
bought by Lew Flagler, which they
will wo1. for Mr.. Flagler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hespich leave tomorrow and
soon viii be at their cid home in
eastern France, where they will re-
main while Mrs. Hespich closes up
business affairs connected with her
inheritance during the last two years
of parts Of three different estates.