The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25

Miss Mary Beckwith spent a few
j days the past week visiting friends in
| Williams.
! Mr.. McKellips, manager of the j.
c. Penney store in Phoenix, visited IN
| Flagstaff this week.
! ]. A. Pace of the Verde Valley
was in town a few days the past week
visiting his son, William Pace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw are the
| proud parents of baby girl, born
| Sunday morning at Mercy hospital.
Alice Moler has accepted a part
! time position in Rabbits dry goods
department, working only on Satur-
days
Robert J. Kidd, Jr., was on Tuesday
taken to a hospital in Phoenix. He
! had been in failing health for some
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chiniqui an
nounce the birth of a ten-pound baby
girl on Tuesday morning at Mercy
hospital.
Tom Mix at Orpheum Tuesday, May
30, in 'Do and Dare" Special feat
ure: Emerson School Glee Club.
Popular prices.
Mrs. O. c. Womack, who recently
moved to the ranch on Dead Mans
Flat with Louise and Baxter, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. William Booker motored to
Prescott last week and returned Sun
day, though the heavy wind made
driving very difficult.
Miss Eva Zion, one of the Normal
students, is helping out at "Doc's"
newsstand part of the time when not
busy with her classes.
Charles Keaggy, formerly Of Flag
staff, but who had recently been liv-
ing in Cooley, returned here Satur-
day and expects to remain through
the summer.
The Misses Barbara and Louise
Rickel got home yesterday from Hay
den, where they both taught, to spend
the summer vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel.
j. t. Sheffield, superintendent Of
the Puntenney Lime company of the
southern part of the state, was in
Flagstaff last week buying materials
and visiting with doc" Sheffield.
The house that the Flagstaff Lum-
Der company is building for the La
bato family on O'Leary street was
partially wrecked Sunday during the
high wind that blew most of the day.
Cusick, who pitched for our base
ball team year before last, has his
doctor of laws degree from the Uni
versity of Arizona, and has told his
friends in Flagstaff that he may To-
cate here.
President e. J. Nordyke of the Will
iams Rotary club and Mrs. Nordyke,
and DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Miller of
Williams spent Saturday afternoon
here, taking in the athletic meet at
the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Hyde, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Huddleston of Winslow, Mr..
and Mrs. J. @. Thomas and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Burke spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Lake Mary, fish
ing. They won't tell how many they
caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Hicks of
Michigan, motored up Wednesday
evening from Williams, bringing home
Mrs. E. T. w. Coulter, who had been
with the Lindbloms since the first of
the week.
Archie Grant is building new
house on Summit avenue, in the west
end of town, that promises to be a
good locker That end of town has
improved lot in the last few months
and is getting to be one of the most
popular residence sections.
1t will be a big night in Williams
next Thursday night. The Williams
Rotary club will receive their new
charter, with formal ceremonies, and
not only the Williams ladies, but just
about 100 per cent of the Flagstaff
Rotarians and Rotaryanns will be
there.
The stepfather of James O'Neill, the
young man recently taken to the re-
form school after he'd broken into
pool hall at Williams, has applied
to the parole board for permission to
take the boy back to Nebraska. There
is a chance that the request may be
granted, providing assurances are CIV
en- that O'Neill won't return to Ari-
! zona.
One of the mill company houses at
Riordan burned on Monday. It was
occupied by family named Wright.
A little child had been left in the
house alone and built fire in the
middle of the floor. The family lost
all Of their belongings and it was with
difficulty, considering the high wind,
that the flames were kept from
spreading.
On County Attorney Frank Harri-
sons recommendation, Frank Blood,
who was arrested at Ashfork last
week on the charge of stealing a
stripped-down Ford car, was discharg-
ed in the preliminary hearing before
Justice Scotty McDougal at Williams.
It was shown that Blood had bought
the car, though he had made only a
small payment on it.
Billy Switzer left last night for
Phoenix and will drive back from
there in the family car, bringing home
Mrs. Switzer, his daughter, Miss Re-
ba, and sons, Willie and Kenneth. Miss