The Coconino sun., 1923-08-24
Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
T. E. Mccullough,
District Agent
Room 4. Babbitt Bldg.

Blank receipt books in stock at The
Sun office.
Most reasonable prices and cleanest
service at Bender's All-American cafe
Tom Storey, popular miner Of Tur-
key Creek, is cooling off in Flagstaff
this week.
]. C. Browns New Stand announces
that Donofrio's ice cream is on sale al
the fountain.
Hot cakes or waffles, stripped with
sugar-cured bacon at Bender's All
American cafe.
William S. Hofford, former time
keeper for the A. L. & I. Co., left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, where he
expects to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kelly left Tues
day for the snake dance taking in the
petrified forest on the way.
L. w. Cress installed new steam
boiler in his popular cleaning estab-
lishment the first of the week.
Miss Mary Louise Peddicord OF
Kingman has accepted position as
time-keeper at the A. L. & 7. Co. Of
flee.
Mrs. Edith O'Farrell of Los An
geles is here visiting her cousin,
Ed O'Farrell, and the latter's good
wife.
Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. Carl Ro-
sier of Phoenix accompanied the Loc-
kett and McRae families to the snake
dance.
Miss Grace Wensel, who had been
camping with friends at White Noun
tains for couple Of weeks, returned
to Flagstaff Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Peterson of Los
Angeles took charge of the commits
sary at the Flagstaff Lumber Co. log,
ging camp this week.
County board of supervisors or
Wednesday let the contract for build
ing the new Lees Ferry boat to Al
Sims, the price being $3.50.
Herbert Smith of Mormon Lake
came to town Monday to receive med
ical treatment for severe case OF
blood poisoning in his hand.
Joe B. Rickel, clerk of the county
board of supervisors, left Wednesday
night for Albuquerque to be gine 9
day or two on county business.
Mrs. William Babbitt returned Sat
urday night from Los Angeles where
she had been for week shopping fol
the dry-goods department of Rabbits
store.
Frank Keeffe, former merchandise
manager of Rabbits store here, but
who now has charge of their store al
Kingman, spent Tuesday in town look
ing after business.
No, / am not closing out my hard
ware and leather departments, but
shall continue to run them the same
as ever in connection with my new
drug department.-W H. Switzer.
J. H. Fairbanks, formerly of the A
L. & 7. Co., left Tuesday to attenC
the snake dance, and from there he
will go to his new duties as teacher
of chemistry in the Douglas higf
school.
Louis Wuichet of Chicago, eastern
representative for the Flagstaff Lum
Der company, and r. v. Wiggins o.
! Albuquerque, representative for the
middle west, were in town few days
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell 0.
Oklahoma, arrived in town the frs
of the week and expect to locate here
Mr.. Mitchell will start a chicken
ranch as soon as desirable location
can be secured.
1 Frank Samsky and Walter Myer
of Flagstaff and Ralph ]. Hood ant
/ Brownlow Tillman of Grand Canyon
were initiated into the local Elks lodg'
on Tuesday night. That's the reason
they're limping.
Harvey K. Meyer, superintendent O
| the Navajo reservation, was in from
Tuba City the first of the week t,
spend a day or SO with his wife, VIII
is attending the S. w. Bible and Mis-
sionary conference.
Colonel w. w. Crosby, superinten
dent of Grand Canyon national park
with his wife in one car and
party of friends in another stoppe'
/ in Flagstaff short time Wednesda.
on their way to the Indian snak
dance.
w. S. Borum of Winslow; Leo Met
calf of Mormon Lake; E. 7. Faler
Western Union ineman of Phoenix
j. G. Graham and S. C. Laskmet, con
struction engineers at work on tn
Flagstaff Winslow road, were Flag
staff visitors this week.
Mrs. George Myers is enjoying he
annual vacation and entertaining a
her house guest Miss Virginia Wis
herd Of Denver, who had been touring
California. Mrs. Dixie Williams j
substituting at the cashiers desk a
/ the A. L. & T. commissary.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Goodwin an
two daughters, Georgia and Sadie, ar
rived yesterday from Long Beach
| California, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jak
Thoman. The Goodwins are on thei
way to their home in Tempe, after
vacation spent on the coast.
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