The Coconino sun., 1923-06-08


Peggy" will give you real thrill.
J. G. Dolan has had big sun YER
anda built on the front of his home.
Miss Barbara Rickel is clerking in
the dry goods department at Bah
bits.
Don't miss "All-of-a-Sudden Peg
gy," Ashurst Auditorium, Wednesday,
June 18th.
P. D. Berry of Grand Canyon, was
Flagstaff visitor yesterday and the
day before.
W. r. McClurken spent part of last
week in Albuquerque, on business and
visiting home folks.
The hats now being offered in the
dollar sale at The Power Hat Shop
were made to sell for much more than
a dollar.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas has rented her
home to Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Nash
of Thatcher, who will spend the sum-
mer here
The Grand Canyon Railway COM
pany, through Attorney G. B. Wilson,
has filed suit to clear up title against
w. A. Johnston.
Get out last summers suit, call
Johnston's Cleaning Service, phone
Ill, for the striped car. It'll be
cleaned and repaired
Miss Grace Sandon leaves this week
for Corvallis, Oregon, to spend the
Summer months with relatives and to
attend summer school.
Ed Babbitt, manager of the Babbitt
Garage, reports that he has so far
this year sold twice as many cars as
up to this time last year.
Dr. Roy Scanlon, Dan M. Francis
and John Hennessy went to Prescott
the last of last week in connection
with a case being tried there.
The advance guard Of the paving
outfit arrived in town this week, pre-
pairing for a general influx in few
days and the completion Of the pres
ent contract.
Mrs. George Spellmire and son of
Williams came down Saturday eve
ming and remained until Monday
morning, visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Babbitt.
Mrs. Catherine Davis and daughter,
Miss Margaret of Phoenix have rent
ed the Bayliss home on Beaver street
for the summer. Mrs. Davis is a
cousin of DR.. R. M. Francis.
William Ashurst and wife of Gila
county We're visiting old-time Flag
staff friends this week. William is a
younger brother of Senator Ashurst
and Flagstaff was his home during
his boyhood days.
At least four Flagstaff men were
drawn for grand jury service in the
U. S. district court at Prescott and
left here Wednesday night to take up
their not exactly welcome duties. They
are J. B. Ormond, Fred Browning, Dan
Williams and Claude knight.
Fire one afternoon the first Of this
week destroyed three small inhabited
shacks in the west end of town be-
(. tween the Santa Fe and the Arizona
Lumber & Timber Co.'S railroads.
There is no city water main there, and
it took some time to get water from
the mill. =
County Attorney Frank Harrison's
younger son, BILL" came home few
days ago from Phoenix, where he and
Frank, Jr., attended school for several
months Mrs. Harrison, vino has been
there with them, viii be home this
week and Frank, Jr., will stay there
about month longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Piper returned
few days ago to their home here,
after spending the winter in Phoenix.
MIR. Piper is still very sick. Their
daughter, Mildred. and Mrs. Piper's
daughter, Mrs. Albert Thorner, came
up with them. Johnny Piper, who
had come up from the south several
days before, went down again and re-
turned with them.
Miss Ala Steen, who had been one
of the stenographic force for Babbitt
Brothers for some time past, left a
few days ago for the east to visit
home folks. She resigned her posi-
ton, but likely will return before
many months have passed to again
become a resident Of northern Arizo-
ma, this time, her many friends hope
and believe, to remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas S. Roome and
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Strong on Sunday
in Mr.. Roome's car drove down
Schnebly hill and visited Sedona,
Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Clemenceau
Beaver Creek, Montezuma Castle and
P. j. Morin's lodge at Stoneman
lake, where $50 campers are pulling
out fish The trip was made without
a particle of car trouble but with a
wealth of scenery that makes the
driver frantic between desire to watch
the road and what shows for miles
both sides of it, the running time be-
ing less than ten hours, and the dis
tance 165 miles.
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