The Coconino sun., 1923-06-08
BREEN-LEWIS DRUG CO.
Peggy" will give you a real thrill.

Peggy" will give you real thrill.
Fred Hensing and E. McGonigle left
Saturday on a business trip to Oat-
man.
Don't miss All-of-a-Sudden Peg
gy," Ashurst Auditorium, Wednesday,
June 18th.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Hyde returned
this week from Big Park, where they
visited at their sons ranches.
j. C. Brown will spend several days,
beginning Monday, in Prescott as a
trial juryman in the U. S. district
court.
Mrs. Emma j. Dobbins and son, A..
]. Dobbins, of Cheyenne, Wyo., spent
the past two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Rush.
NJ. /. Powers motored to Prescott
yesterday to take in the annual White
Indian costume dance, planning to be
home Monday
Mrs. Elizabeth Inman, who had for
several weeks visited relatives in Cam
ton, Peoria and Cuba, Illinois, return
ed home the first of the week.
Masters William and Tom Brown,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Brown, are celebrating their return
from Denver with good cases of
measles.
t.; Do1c+o,, e,oo Aooobo Mold
owner of the Thar cattle outfit, spent
part cf this week in Flagstaff to pick
out a few cactus spines and otherwise
rehabilitate himself.
Mrs. C. B. Wilson and little sons
left on Tuesday for three weeks
visit with her parents in Galesburg,
Illinois. She will return by way OF
Yellowstone national park.
How about having your draperies
and hangings cleaned at the same
time you're cleaning the rest of the
house? Phone call I'll will bring the
striped car of Johnston's Cleaning
Service.
Mrs. S. T. Neil of Palo Alto, Calf,
and Mrs. Ross Gieger of Portland
Ore, visited Mrs. Bertha Kennedy this
week. Mrs. Neil is on her way to
Europe, and Mrs. Geiger will accom-
pany her to New York City.
Mr.. ard Ms. John Broughton, their
two daughters, Ethel and Irene, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Broughton and small
son visited the Barekman family last
week. TIE Broughtons were on their
way to Missouri from California.
Two Winslow fishermen camping at
Willow Valley failed to completely ex-
tinguish their campfire. But, after a
session here with Justice Of the Peace
r. J. Kidd and contributions to the
county they agreed to be more care
full.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
went to Prescott Tuesday and next
day was admitted to practice in the
u. S. court. Mrs. Harrison, who
spent the winter in Phoenix, met hin
there and they returned home to.
gether.
A compromise was effected or
Wednesday between the county boarc
of supervisors ard Ed v. Randolph
Winona rancher, who asked $1,000
| for right of way for the new route Of
the National Old Trails highway
through his place. Mr.. Randolph ac
cepted $500.
Roland Hamblin, who had been at
| tending the state university, spent
Monday in Flagstaff visiting his wife
who is a student at the Normal, ther
drove on home to st. Johns, accom-
panied by Mrs. Verona Whiting Of
| that place, who had been visiting
friends here for day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Flett and Their
daughter, Miss Pearl Flett, arrived
here on Tuesday from Los Angeles tx
remain until tomorrow, visiting Mr.
and Mrs Flett's nephew, DR.. Eric S
Flett. They are on their way to theil
home in Buffalo, N. Y. DR.. Flet
will accompany them to Grand Canyon
tomorrow.
O. H. Truman, who until recentl,
was a member of the staff at Lowell
| Observatory, and Mrs. Truman, VIII,
for the last three years has taugh
music at Emerson school, are leaving
now that school is over, for San Diego
| where they will visit Mr.. Truman
relatives, and after that intend tour
ing the northwest states, including tn
Yellowstone national park, putting Il
several months in this pleasant way
They do not intend to return to Flag
staff, which is regrettable, as the,
have firm place in the affections am
! respect Of Flagstaff people.