The Coconino sun., 1923-08-17

Mrs. Donald JACOBS is WORKING III
Rabbits curio department evenings
from to 9.
Cleanest place in town to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
! American cafe.
Mrs. ]. w. Rood and son Jack of
Phoenix are visiting the formers
brother. M. T. Piper.
Mrs. E. Davis of Williams is visit
ing her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Davis of Flagstaff.
Herb Asselin is the proud owner of
Ia new Chevrolet sedan, purchased
from Lee Carron this week.
David Babbitt, Sr., returned on
Monday from Phoenix, where he had
been for three weeks or more.
1 Anyone wishing to sell or buy
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Captain Harry B. Embach went to
Albuquerque on. business the last of
last week, returning the first of this.
o. A. Ude of the Babbitt account
ing department, spent part of last
week on company business In Phoenix
and Goodyear.
j Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Fletcher and
1 daughter, who had been on vacation
at Lake Mary, left yesterday for their
lhome in Tempe.
IF you are sick, let me help you get
we'll. DR.. j. O. Fordyce, chiropractor,
II Mayflower block (up stairs near city
1 library.) Phone 278.
4 G. Fl. Kartcher, Los Angeles at
torney for Babbitt Bros. Trading COM
pany and allied corporations, spent
1 Tuesday at the general offices here.
8 Alfred Prather, who has been in
4 from Riordan for several days recov-.
4 ering from a severe attack of indiges-
ton, is getting SO he can smile again.
i C. NJ. Archer, local manager of the
Standard Oil Co. affairs, left Thurs
day evening in his car for Los An
geles where he will spend two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. William Babbitt is expected
home this evening from Los Angeles
where she has been for the past week
buying goods for the dry goods de-
partment at Rabbits.
Alex Johnston is remodeling the in
terror of his tailoring and cleaning
establishment, making more room,
more window space and generally
Frightening up the place.
Joe C. Dolan, general manager of
the Flagstaff Lumber Co., returned
Saturday from southern California,
where he had been for the better part
Of two weeks on business.
The Security Benefit association is
to have a box social Friday night.
Everyone welcome The ladies are to
bring a box for two. Dancing and a
good time At /. O. O. F. hall.
Mrs. Fl. E. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Luella Campbell, are spending
the week at Oak Creek, overseeing the
erection Of their new cottage.
Mrs. Dan Williams, her son Ernest,
and the son Of Earl Sisk, who had
been visiting relatives in Morton's
Gap, Kentucky, for the past. two
months, arrived home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quirk wiz move
today into the house on Milton road
occupied for the past year by Profess
sor and Mrs Schultz. The Schuttes
are leaving for the east on Septem-
Der 1.
Sheriff Billy Campbell and Deputy
Sheriff John Garrett motored to Pay
son and back on official business, re-
turning Monday and reporting rain in
almost too much abundance for COM
Portable driving.
Attorney G. B. Wilson, who spent
. part of last week in St. Johns on
grand jury business, came home to
spend Sunday with his family, going
back to st. Johns that night to remain
there most Of this week.
A card from our old friend Senator
w. w. Pace of Graham county, advises
the editor of The Sun who helped the
senator make laws years ago, that he
is at Brussels, Belgium and enjoying
his trip around the world.
The Peaks had a terrific hail-storm
the first of this week. The whole
north side was white and water was
pouring down across Dead Mans Flat
in torrents, much Of it seemingly COM
ing from the melting ice.
Miss Cecilia Gahan of Long Beach
4 Calf, who had been here visiting her
neice, Miss Margaret Davidson of the
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. office
force, left this week for home, taking
in Grand Canyon en- route.
John w. Weatherford came to town
the last of last week to spend a few
days. He reports work going ahead in
: fine shape on his Flagstaff to-top-of-
|, Peaks boulevard and expects to open
it on half-toll basis in the spring.
Mrs. Philip S. Clark of Alpine, Tex
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Da-
Wis this week, and has also viewed
Grand Canyon. Mrs. Davis and son
will return with Mrs. Clark to Alpine
on Sunday, and viii remain for an ex-
tended visit.
Carl Mayhem finds that pictures OF
live things are popular. He recently
photographed a female horned toad
and her 26 young ones, fixing up a
lot of postcards and within a day OF
so they were all sold to people who
, saw them on one of his studio coun-
!! ters.
Some of his old home friends from
Lampassas, Lampassas county, Texas
stopped here on Monday for days
visit with DIR. A. j. Mackey, who tout