The Coconino sun., 1923-07-06

Ed Sawyer, the veteran sheepman
of Winslow was in Flagstaff on the
Fourth.
Deputy Sheriff C. Y. Campbell Of
Williams spent Wednesday and yester-
day in Flagstaff.
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Frank Sufea is stamping on very
familiar floor, having gone to work
for Carl Mayhem in the photo studio
he sold to Carl.
n E. T. Mulholland was in on Satur-
day from his Munds Park ranch let
ting our cool breezes play up and
down the length of him.
Adolph Boenitsch went to Prescott
Saturday and stayed there couple Of
DAYS the first of this week on business
connected with the Babbitt stores.
Joe C. Dolan got home the last Of
last week from business visit to
several of the cities in southern Cal
ifornia, having been gone for about
a week,
Mrs. Thos. E. Mccullough came up
on the train from Phoenix on Sunday,
to spend the summer at her home here,
and Tom arrived on the Fourth, driv-
ing up in his car.
Billy O'Brien got back Saturday
from California, where he had been
for couple of weeks on vacation and
has gone to Grand Canyon to work
in the Babbitt store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mahoney and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Fuss left Wednesday
for vacation on Oak Creek, angling
for the elusive trout. They expect to
be gone about ten days.
George T. Harrington got home last
Friday from San Francisco, where he
had been for nearly two weeks at
tending national electrical conven-
ton and on other business.
Mayor Tom E. Pulliam had so far
recovered from his operation for APP
pendicitis, performed six days before,
that on Tuesday he was able to be
removed from Mercy hospital to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans of Wins
low, passed through Flagstaff this
week and picked up Miss Richardson,
taking her with them to Grand Can
yon, where they will remain for sew
eral days.
Things that pop set fire to the
grass on George Becker's lawn dur
ing the evening of the Fourth and
brought out the fire department and
a few hundred automobiles. No dam
age done.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kaup have re-
turned to Angel after spending some
time in their Flagstaff home while
Mr.. Kaup substituted as section boss
for August Johnson, who was doing
juror duty at Prescott.
Ira Hart and Dr. NJ. 0. Dumas came
up the last of last week with cattle,
visited here with their families while
they were attending to shipping the
cattle away, then left on Monday on
a business trip to Prescott.
I Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Moran spent
Sunday at Oak Creek. Pat was going
to be at his office bright and early
| Monday morning, but broke a part
on the hill coming out and as con-
sequence mislaid most of Monday.
Judge Crosby made a trip to Gal
lup Sunday and one to Prescott Tues
da. He says that the federal court is
grinding away on lot of civil cases,
having tried three and having eight
more yet to be heard before juries.
Mrs. George H. Crosby. Jr., writes
from Utah telling of the death of her
mother at Gunnison, Utah, and of the
funeral held at the old family home
in Richfield Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Crosby is expected nome the first
Of next week.
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co. keep
right on, merrily, selling Durant,
Star, Essex and Hudson cars, and
Paul S. Coffin, Lewis Kelly and
Claude Phelan drove down to Phoe-
nix Yesterday morning to BRING
home more of the last two makes.
Joe B. Rickel, clerk of the board
of supervisors, who was to have gone
to Prescott Tuesday night TO attend
the meeting of the executive commits
tee of the state department, Amerl-
can Legion, was kept at home by his
wife's illness. She is much better.
Miss Frances Collins and two
Younger sisters, Genevieve and Claire,
arrived here on Sunday from Los An
geles, where they have been living for
the last three years, to visit their sis
ter and brother, Mrs. Ana Frohmiller
and Freddie Collins, until the last OF
next week.
! Doc Sheffield, the smiling news
stand man, got back the first of the
week from Chicago, Mooseheart and a
few other places in which he unlin-
geringly visited and sweated during
the couple of weeks he had been TAX
ing off to take in the national Moose
convention.
L. N. Hines, president State Teach
ers, college, Terre Haute, Ind, stop
ped here for day or SO the last OF
last week to visit his cousin, Dr. l..
/ B. McMullen, president of the Normal
school. He was on his way to the
National Education association meet
| ing in California.
Mrs. C. E. Noble of Chicago, has
! been visiting Mrs. Lewis Benedict for
the past week, stopping over on her
way home from Los Angeles. Mrs.
! Nnbla will he remembered in Flag