The Coconino sun., 1924-01-04
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Alf. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
! P. J. Moran left the first of the
! week on business trip to Phoenix.
| Old furniture taken as part pay
ment on new at Flagstaff Furniture
! Co.-17-7-4t.
David Babbitt, Jr, manager of the
/ Babbitt automobile business in Phoe-
nix, spent the holiday season in Flag
staff.
/ K. ]. Nackard, proprietor of the
/ New York store, went to Phoenix
] Monday night, putting in the next
! day there on business.
| Miss Mary Beckwith, who spent her
vacation at Campbell hall with her
mother and sister, returned to her
school at Mesa on Tuesday.
David Babbitt, Sr., has been suf-
fering with severe cold which has
kept him confined to his home since
the latter part of last week.
Miss Dorothy Jake returned Sun
day to Bisbee, where she teches. She
spent the holidays here with her par
j. NJ. Rodriguez, who had been Wis
iting in New Mexico the past month,
mostly with his son, ]. A. Rodriguez,
returned home Sunday morning.
Francis Smith, %, of Grand Can
yon and Gladys Boss, 10, of Holland,
Mich, were married here last Friday
by Justice of the Peace r. ]. Kidd.
Mrs. +. A. Morse got home on Sat-
urday from a visit Of several weeks
at the homes Of her sons, Roger
Morse in Phoenix and Alston Morse
at Camp Verde.
The Misses Louise and Margaret
Rickel, teachers in the Hayden schools,
who had been vacationing with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel, left
yesterday for Hayden.
Miss Eva Bell Hutson, sister of
Grover Hutson, and who teaches in
the Phoenix schools, spent the week
here with her brother and family. She
returned to Phoenix Tuesday.
Clarence johnson, who spent the
holiday season here visiting his par
ents ant also helping out in Bah
bits leaves Sunday for Roswell, N.
NJ, where he will finish the school
term at the military institute.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Moler and daughter,
Mary, left Thursday for Rochester,
Mimi, where the Mayo Brothers will
be consulted on the advisability of re-
moving a goitre with which Mary has
been suffering for several years.
Mrs. Frank Echeneque, who had
been visiting the Moler family for
some time, left for her home in Glen
dale last week accompanied by her
neice, Lucy Moler, who will remain
with her aunt during the rest of the
winter.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county super
intendent of schools, is taking her an
nual vacation, spending it at her
home here. Mrs. Clarence Sanderson,
deputy superintendent, is taking care
of the office during the absence of
her chief.
Mrs. Bud Waters and two children
viii leave the latter part of January
for Kansas City to visit Mrs. Waters
mother for about two months. The
trip will be made partly because of the
health of the youngest child, whom
it is believed may be benefited by
change in climate.
Mrs. Margaret Walsh of Columbus,
Ohio, who had been visiting in Wins
low, Prescott and Phoenix for some
time, surprised her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. E. Williams Sunday morning
by arriving here Unexpectedly and has
announced her intention of remaining
for the rest of the winter. She is at
home in one of the Hyde apartments.
Sam Fl. Sweitzer and family vii
leave in their car about the eighth of
this month for Los Angeles, where
Sam will take over the management
of a garage. Mrs. Sweitzer's people
live in that city. George See and
Claude Mack, who bought Sans local
service station and auto repair busi-
ness, took possession Wednesday
morning and Claude is running the
shop end.
Theodore S. Spencer of Colorado ar
rived in Flagstaff January / to take
position with the First National
bank. He is a fine young chap and
along with his wife will be welcome
addition to the younger married set of
the town. He is an experienced insur-
ance man as well as banker and is
brought here to help take care of the !
expanding business of both depart +
ments Of the bank.
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