The Coconino sun., 1923-06-08
Watch your camp fires!

Watch your camp firesl
Peggy" viii give you real thrill.
Henry Fred Moorman is driving a
new Chevrolet sedan.
Miss Claire McGonigle is keeping
books at the Carron Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Slipher and Mrs.
Dick Connor spent Wednesday at Oak
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young were in
from the Little Colorado trading post
this week.
Don't miss "All-of-a-Sudden Peg
gy," Ashurst Auditorium, Wednesday,
June 18th.
You will save money by dropping
into the Power Hat Shop for the dol
lar sale of hats.
o. A. Ude of the Babbitt account
ancy department returned on Satur-
day from a stay of several days at
Grand Canyon.
Ted LeBarron came home few
days ago from the military institute
at Roswell, N. NJ, to spend vacation
here with his parents.
John Byron has succeeded John
Weston as driver of the big Babbitt
truck and Homer Byron succeeds his
brother in the warehouse.
The county board of supervisors
held their regular monthly meeting at
the courthouse on Monday, and then
met on Tuesday and Wednesday on
tax equalization matters.
John Weston who for nine years
has been employed by Babbitt Broth
ers, left this week for Canyon Diablo,
to look over the sheep situation, his
object being to enter the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin are the
happy parents of little girl, born
yesterday. They are relatives of Judge
S. 3. Gilliland. Mr.. Harper works for
the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.
Dave O'Brien, who had been taking
an extended vacation in California and
other Pacific coast states, returned a
few days ago and resumed his job as
head of the shipping department at
Rabbits.
Billy Dickinson, former sheriff of
Coconino county, now deputy "Big
Dick" at Clemenceau and few other
towns down in Yavapai county for
Sheriff Ruffner, was visiting his son,
Carl Dickinson and family over Sun
day.
George H. Smalley of Tucson, who
during the late war was stationed
here as private secretary to I. A.
Riordan, state food conservation adj
ministrator, arrived here with his
family and some friends yesterday
and went on to Grand Canyon for a
few days stay.
In the last issue of Green & Brown,
Mrs. Longfellow's Art Shop adyer-
tisement read "hemstitching Is cents
a ward" The young editors seriously
inform us that it was mistake in
their copy and ask The Sun to an
nounce that it should have read 40
cents a yard" 1t is done.
Joe P. Wilson, president Of the
Arizona Central bank, has been laid
up at home since the middle of last
week, sick, but he is improving and
no doubt will again be down town
among his friends within few days
operating on the receiving end of the
congratulations he is sure to receive
on his recovery.
Larry Quinlan, formerly for many
years resident of Flagstaff and la
ter of Phoenix, where he went from
here to become manager of the Bah
bitt automobile business, is reported
to be day clerk in one of the leading
leading hotels in Honolulu. He left
Phoenix nearly two years ago and his
friends here had not heard from him
for some time.
Two young men tourists were
brought back from Williams the 9TH
er day and fined for leaving theil
camp fire. Another man was brought
UP from south, of Winslow and was
fined for carelessness that resulted
in a forest fire. Ten-dollar fines in
these cases are inadequate. II real
examples were made of people thus
criminally careless it is probable few
er cases would come up.
Mrs. John Wetherill of Kayenta re-
ceived a wire Tuesday morning to at
tend the conference of the League OF
the Southwest, now being held in San.
ia Barbara, and arrived here next
morning with three Indian chiefs
whom she was asked to take to the
conference. She left for Santa Bar
bara that day. Her son, Ben Wetherill
and Mr.. Colville, her husbands part
ner at Kayenta, brought her and the
Indians in, returning yesterday to the
reservation.
Recent visitors here: A. M. Silver,
ton and wife, S. E. Gregory, Mr.. ane
Mrs. r. H. Williams, Mrs. N. E. Plum
mer and daughter, Henry Mckay
Cary, Tucson; w. I. Rogers and wife
VIM. ]. McManus, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r
McMullen, F. L. Nidever, F. L. Sha
han, NJ. o. Barnes, ]. L. Camp, H. Q
Camp, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rob
cts, Miss Winifred Roberts, George
Engstrom, |. T. Holland, Phoenix; DaT