The Coconino sun., 1923-05-18

c. E. LaRue spent Tuesday in Will
liams attending to garage business.
Joe Cornejo, tailor for Loren Cress,
| is daddy of little girl, born the last
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byron and chill
dren and Mrs. James Byron spent
Sunday at Grand Canyon.
If we we're you we would go to the
American Legion dance at Doney Park
tomorrow Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lamport Of
Seligman are the proud parents of
baby girl born on Tuesday.
T. c. Bishop has applied in probate
court for letters of administrator Of
the estate Of Mollie Bishop, deceased.
"Sandy" Donohue came home from
Phoenix Wednesday and is again on
his old job of nightwatching for the
McGonigle Lumber Co. at Riordan.
Homer Bartlett is at Grand Canyon
for a few days, installing a refriger-
ating system at the Babbitt store
there.
Frank Mclaughlin of the office
force at the Arizona Lumber & Tim
/ Der CO., is confined to his home this
week with bad cold.
Ray Prochnow was appointed es-
quire by Exalted Ruler c. NJ Archer
| of the local Elks lodge to succeed
Clarence T. Pulliam, whom press of
other work compelled to resign.
City Marshal r. L. Neill is. having
all those living along the River de
/ Flag south of the tracks and who
have been dumping their refuse into
the river bed shovel it up onto the
banks and the city teams are hauling
it away.
E. A. Montez of Walsenburg, Colo,
arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday morning
to accept position at Rabbits. Mrs.
Montez will stay in Colorado until
her husband is located here. She is in
very delicate health and it is hoped
change of climate will be beneficial.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
and Sheriff Billy Campbell were in
/ Williams yesterday at the preliminary
hearing of Frank Blood, accused Of abb
stracting a stripped-down Ford from
that town and getting caught with it
at Ashfork by Officer Frank Bart
lett.
+ Raymond Broughton and Edward
Breschim arrived in Flagstaff Mon
day from Delhi, Calf. They expect
to continue their journey to st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Barekman. Mrs.
Barekman and Mr.. Broughton are
brother and sister.
DIR. Haynes Nance and wife of Den
yer arrived here yesterday for visit
with Mrs. Nance's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. G. F. Manning and her brother
and sister, DR.. Felix Manning and
Mrs. Joe Wilson. Mrs. Nance will
stay for month or so, the doctor go
ing in couple of weeks to Los An
geles.
President l.. B. McMullen of the
Normal school attended the meeting
/ of the state board of education in
/ Phoenix yesterday. This morning Mrs.
/ Mrs. McMullen, with the family car,
/ will meet him at Ashfork and they
will drive to Kingnan where tonight
he is to deliver the high school COM
mencement address.
Joe Hanley, who had been work
i ing at Ray for several months, stop
ned off here last week for a days
/ visit with his mother, Mrs. Margaret
/ Hanley, and his sister, Mrs. Joe Ric-
I kel, and brother George, then went on
/ to Trinidad, Colo, where he will work
/ for the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co, In
the office of his uncle, Mrs. Hanley's
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Raudebaugh
4 left Yesterday for Kingman, where
they will make their home, the
change being necessitated because Of
Mrs Raudebaughs health, which has
been bad for some time. 1t is sim
cerely hoped by their many friends
here that her health will soon be re-
covered and that they will then move
back here. DIR. and Mrs. i. w. Crump
have leased their home on East Birch.
Troop d, Boy Scouts,went to Elden
/ mountain. last Saturday and Scouts
! Conrard and Nichols took several sec
ond class exercises. Conrard's cook
ing was sampled by all and from last
reports all are doing well. During
eats number of good hikes were
planned and a lot of good work out
lined for the summer. This troop IS
moving ahead nicely and under the
officers, Prochnow, Collins and Metz,
will soon be world-beater.
i The casualty list keeps growing,
synchronizing with increase in Elks
i membership. Tuesday night the goat
started five initiates east, but unusual
/ dexterity and close cooperation in de-
tense saved their lives to future use
fulness and increase in population.
They were Charles P. Mason Of The
Sun staff, Carlton S. Ahlston, VIM. D..
Jolly, James L. Cobb and Thos. F..
Bolger. 1t took the mason and all the
stones mixed with cobs a jolly long
time to get Toms bolge back in shape
again.