The Coconino sun., 1923-06-01
LOCAL BREVITIES

J. C. Brown and the "Missus" are
enjoying a new Studebaker Sedan.
Forest Supervisor George Kimball
of Williams was in Flagstaff yester-
day on business.
Carrie M. Burlingame of the south
ern part of the state, is enjoying a
vacation in and around Flagstaff.
Mrs. |. B. Koch and daughter, Miss
Lucille, and son Edward, will be home
tomorrow from San Francisco, where
they spent the winter.
Miss Lucille Crosby is working in
the First National Bank. Miss Will
lie Smith of the bank staff will soon
go to Douglas for vacation.
Misses Mary and Catherine Beck
with are visiting friends in Jerome
this week. Miss Mary taught school
in Jerome during 1921 and 1922.
Kenneth H. Sleeper, 21, and Ruby
Kirby, IS, both of Williams, got
marriage license here a few days ago
from County Clerk Tom l.. Rees.
]. L. Henderson, scaler at the Flag
staff Lumber Co. camp, was in town
yesterday getting ready to leave at
once for Ohioy on business trip.
r. R. Pollock came in from Los An
geles and spent part of this week
here with his brother, T. E. Pollock,
returning yesterday to the coast.
Mrs. C. K. Raber of Casa Grande
came up the first of the week for
vacation and expects to remain
through the summer, attending
school.
Pat Burke during the last few
days sold new Overland cars to Miss
Bessie Kidd, George E. Burns and
DIR. Roy Scanlon and Willys-Knight
to VIM. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rouse Of New
York have rented Burnell Oslers
house on North Agassiz street for the
summer Mrs. Rouse is sister of
Mrs. Joe Waldhaus.
Mrs. C. B. Wilson and little sons
will leave next week for two months
visit in Illinois at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mars. She will
come home by the northern route.
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, county treas
urer; VIM. Beeson, county assessor; j.
H. Frohmiller and Jack Gardner mo-
tored out to the Navajo couper mining
property yesterday to look it over re-
garding taxes.
jim Warnock, former manager of
the hardware department at the Bah
bitt store, who resigned few months
ago to go on the road, dropped in this
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er, Henderson Warnock.
The Santa F'e railroad bridge un-
der the west-bound track over john
sons canyon west of Williams, burn
ed Wednesday night. Cause unknown.
Trains both ways are using the east
bound bridge, which was not injured.
C. A. Merker, who scaled for the
forest service at various camps last
year until Christmas, and who since
then has been attending Penn State
college, will arrive on Monday and
scale for the forest service during the
summer at the Greenlaw Logging
camp.
E. A. Haight got back to his desk in
the Arizona Central bank yesterday
morning, having come in the night be-
fore from st. Louis, where he and Mrs.
Haight went a couple of weeks ago to
visit relatives of both. Mrs. Haight
will remain there until the end of June
when she will bring two nephews
home with her to spend the rest of
the summer.
Flagstaff people.are the last to see
and hear Mans Concert Party, which
will be at Ashurst auditorium Wednes-
day night. The fee, just SOS to have
one, will be 25 cents. This isn't q
paid advertisement. 1t is stuck here
by The Sun, all on its own hook, be-
cause The Sun feels Flagstaff people
ought to turn out next Wednesday
night. It's darned good chance to
show your darned appreciation, darn
iti Up. S.-This looked SO good af-
ter we read it over that we're going
to tell the lintoype man to set it up
t.,,ioa co xo11'll have Tn rpqd 1T twice