The Coconino sun., 1923-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Florencio Chavez have
a new son, born Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. jim Kennedy Of Will
liams were visitors here yesterday.
Smith Beck of the Arizona Box Co.,
of Phoenix, was here this week pur-
/ chasing materials.
! Walter Edwards, livestock buyer OF
| Denver, is making his annual visit to
Flagstaff this week
1 If we were you we would go to the
/ American Legion dance at Doney Park
tomorrow Saturday night.
I Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. ALI
/ Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Billy Rittenhouse, chairman of the
board of supervisors, of Williams,
was in town yesterday and the day
before.
Don Chisholm was picturesquely
bandaged about the head yesterday,
the result of the accretion and seces-
sion of cinder in his nigh-side eye.
Jesse Smith and Geo. H. Brimhall,
carpenters who hail from the south
end of Navajo county, are here at
| work on the new high school building.
Miss Mable Benson got home Sum
| day to spend her summer vacation
with her parents here. Miss Benson
| has been teaching school at Florence
/ the past six months.
William Choate of the Bar Shield
I Cattle company, passed through Flag
/ staff this week on his way to Roches-
/ ter, Mimi, to receive medical advice
| from MAYO brothers.
! Mrs. NJ. A. Dotson, who spent the
| winter in Phoenix, returned to Flag
staff the first Of the week to be with
her daughters, the Misses Ruth and
Edna through the summer.
During his recent visit there, Will
liam A. Moody secured a house and
completed arrangements for moving
/ his family up from Phoenix to spend
at least the summer in Flagstaff.
Albert Dale, Steele Oliver and Bud
| Stewart of Alamogordo, n. M, spent
a few days this week in Flagstaff Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson War
mock, who are old friends. The boys
are on their way to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gfopp, Of Chi
cago, stopped off few days the past
week in Flagstaff looking for local
color and historical facts. Mr.. Gfopp
is a writer and is connected with the
staff Of the Science Magazine in Hol-
/ lywood.
John It. Nash of Thatcher, promi-
inent as a teacher and church man IN
the Gila valley, has arranged to spend
the summer with his family here. His
daughter, Mrs. David Kimball of
Phoenix, with her children, will ac-
company them.
Quincy Randle of the Albuquerque
district office of the forest service,
arrived here a few days ago and on
Monday he and Marinus Westyeld Of
the Flagstaff office lett to appraise
a big tract of timber which is to be
cut over by the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
The work will take close to month.
Justin r. Cooper left his Ford graz
ing outside the other night while he
and his family attended Chautauqua
at the Normal. Someone stripped the
car of seats and tools. Chas. 2. Ma
son of The Sun staff had to go to
Ashfork to lose his accessories, his
callers even draining his gasoline
tank.
i Ray Simpson, manager of the local
\ J. C. Penney Co. store, returned on
Friday from Rochester, Mimi, where
he went following the Penney mana
Il gers buying convention in Salt Lake
A CITY to have his eyes examined. The
trouble was located in his teeth and
six were speedily extracted, making
him see better and eat worse.
Two sheepherders were haled before
Justice of the Peace r. j. Kidd a few
, DAYS ago by forest service rangers,
charged with being careless about
throwing lighted cigarette stubs
around. Each had in that way start
ed small fire. Judge Kidd fined
each SO and promised much greater
punishment should they appear before
him on similar charge again.
Charlie Heisser, manager of Bah
bits Phoenix wholesale dry goods
) house was a Flagstaff visitor Tuesday
: to Thursday, attending Rotary here
and visiting with old neighbors. He
spent Wednesday afternoon in Will
, liams, coming back here and taking
, the train last night for Phoenix. He
reports business in the wholesale dry
, goods line as twice as good as last
! year.
! Mrs. Katherine Costigan is slowly
4 improving from very long and Sc
we're illness, but her daughter, Miss
Mary, who has been badly crippled uI
! with rheumatism since her illnessAdur-
ing the winter, will leave for Phoenis
Sunday hoping that the warmer CHI
mate of that city will prove of bene-
fit. Miss Costigan recently sold hei
: flower shop on account of being I'M
: able to care for it, but she wishes hel
! friends and patrons to know that she
, sincerely appreciated their patronage
"A petition was circulated a few
. days ago among interested property.
, holders requesting city council to or
der in concrete sidewalks on Nortf
San Francisco street from Cherry ave
nue. north. There is break Of about
three blocks along that street where
there are no sidewalks, compelling
the residents farther up the street, al