The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03

Dance at Doney Park Saturday
night. July 4. Waters Orchestra.
That extra good Donofrio's ice
cream on sale at ]. G. Browns News
Stand.
A cloud-burst short distance be-
low Lake Mary on Sunday wet several
square miles.
Cleanest place in town to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
! American cafe.
David Babbitt, Jr., manager of the
Babbitt automobile business in Phoe-
nix, spent yesterday here
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. All
Dickinson g. Son.-Advertisement.
Alice Heron has filed suit for div
orce against VIM. H. Heron. <. N.
! Sleeves of Williams is plaintiffs at
/ torney.
1 Miss Blanche Sidwell of Denver be-
came member Of the stenographic
corps of the Arizona Central bank on
Tuesday. /
! John Zalaha, general manager Of
the Apache Lumber Co., at Cooley,
/ was in town few hours the first OF
] the week.
! County Assessor Billy Beeson is
! sued go automobiles licenses to county
car owners during the last 80 days, Ga
of them being for new cars.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Goble, Mrs.
Powell of San Diego, who is here vis-
! ting them, and Harold Cameron mo-
! tored to Grand Canyon and back on
Sunday.
1 Things will be stirring at Red Lake
on Saturday night, August 4th, when
] the first big dance of the season will
take place. Good music and good
!! time is in store for ali who attend.
| Albert w. Atwood of the Saturday
Evening Post, left the first of the
4 week for Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco on two-weeks' trip during
/ which he will visit some of the largest
Of the California hydro-electric plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson and chill
dren returned on Sunday from Yellow
stone National park, where they spent
i several days, Mrs. Wilson and the chill
dren having been visiting in Illinois
4 and on their way home meeting Mr..
Wilson for the park trip.
M. /. Powers returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from Los Angeles, where he
j had been for two weeks attending to
business connected with his Atlas Fire
Brick company, and attending various
Rotary meetings to get ideas to use
as president Of the club here.
Zadok Sheffield got home the first
of the week from Oatman, where he
had been for several weeks following
an operation on his foot. He is feel
ing much better, though he expects
another and final operation will have
to be endured, though perhaps not for
while.
Miss Elsie Parsons, who has been a
Flagstaff resident for year or more,
at first stenographer at Rabbits and
then at the Arizona Central bank, will
leave tomorrow for her home in Den
yer, where she will remain at least un-
til winter, then planning to go to
California.
Mrs. w. ID. Draine, Mrs. Loren
Cress and children, and Miss Vera
Greenlaw, who had been in Los An
geles for several weeks, returned yes
terday. They were accompanied by
little Miss Delma Thompson, neice oi
Miss Lena Laney, who will make hel
home here under her aunt's care.
Arizona Grocery Co. has filed in
junction suit against John K. Akers
and his late partner in the Takit-N-
Pay grocery, Lloyd F. Jones. 1t has
something to do with the use of the
name of the store, which plaintiffs
feel infringes on similar name they
are using for their Phoenix stores.
il Recent visitors here: Alf Prather
Art Hampsey, Riordan; ]. C. PerlSin:
! and wife, Jerome; DR.. Jesse H. Baker
! and wife, j. F. Novak, Sam E. Shrig
I ley, Phoenix; John w. King, Selig
man; Grace Stewart, Leupp; j. w
L Markham, Seligman; X. N. Sleeves
Williams; Gretchen Brautigan, Pres
cott.
DR.. and Mrs. Felix Manning moved
on Tuesday to the Fred Lusk home
!, which they have rented and which DR.
: and Mrs. ]. o. Creager, who have re
turned to Tucson, had just vacated
+ Ray Lamport, county engineer, i!
I IlONIuR HIS 1dlEilly lAleo IAiC 1AeAAt A&oASN
/, formerly occupied by DR.. and Mrs
Manning.
: Dir. Frederick I. Monsen and son
4 shavenau, who spent the weekend a
Grand Canyon, left the first of tn
) week for few days at Oak Creek
' Shavenau is under the weather, th'
result of ptomaine poisoning severa
E months ago. It was near-beer and hi
e father also had hard time getting
4 over the results of the indulgence.
This is open season for auto speed
5 ers, and several have paid fines within
x the last few days, One man, warnet
by City Marshal r. L. Neill, steppe'
on the gas just to see what Reul
would do, as he afterward explained
After he had been assessed $40 b.
Magistrate Gilliland he laughingly ad
mitted he'd been fool to show s.
much curiosity.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Haight and th
latter's nephews, Gordon and Frank
lin Smith, left lasts Friday to motor t
Pine, Payson, Natural Bridge an
Roosevelt lake. They got home Sun
day night, enthusiastic over the seen