The Coconino sun., 1924-03-14
LOCAL BREVITIES

j 10 IlI. ana MIS-. EIllllU MOl6I.
! Mrs. A. w. Voorhees, has been Wis
iting Prescott for the past few days.
Stanley K. Borum, boss of the Col
orado river trading post, was a Flag
staff visitor few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lowe, Mr.. and
| Mrs r. H. Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Slipher visited AshfoIlz on Sun
day.
E. Fl. Wheat left Monday morning
bound for Los Angeles on business
trip on which he expects to be gone
| about a week.
! Mrs. E. M. Doe returned a few days
, ago from Los Angeles, where she had
been for several weeks visiting some
/ Of her many friends.
Jimmy LeMay and his sister, Miss
LeMay, motored over from Williams
to do some shopping and discuss war
days with Carl Mayhcw.
Don Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Mayhem, Miss Betty and Master Geo.
Mayhem, mot0red over to Williams
Sunday to visit friends.
Ed C. Collins arrived Wednesday
from Phoenix to act as chef at Griff's
| Chocolate Shop. Ed handles mean
frying pan, It's rumored.
Master Tom Tissaw, three -year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe TissaW, is re-
ported to be doing very well after his
serious attack of pneumonia.
MIR .and Mrs. Bob Pollock drove oy-
er from Los Angeles the last of last
week on a trip combining business and
pleasure. They got here Thursday
night and left on Saturday to return
Thos. H. Murray, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Santa Fe,
was in the city from Phoenix We'd
nesday. He had no depot samples
| along with him, so that matter was
not discussed.
Miss Mary Ellen Behn of st. Louis
arrived here Sunday to spend month
visiting Miss Garnett Jackson. Miss
jackson. originally hailed from ST.
Louis and they have many reninis-
censes TO discuss.
Remember "Toby''-here last fall
with the Taylor Players in the tent
show? Well, Toby and the same
company will be at the Orpheum next
Tuesday night, March IS, one night
only He's the same old happy-go-
lucky Toby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wetherill came
in from Kayenta on Tuesday and Mrs.
Wetherill left yesterday for Phoenix
to remain there a short time and then
go to California, where she will lee
ture again in several California cities
on reservation topics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Warnocl
started west Sunday to try out their
new FORD sedan, but a. short way out
a puncture assailed them and they
soon turned back, determined if the
iinx got to them that early to get off
the road and give him a chance to
forget.
J. G. Hopley, who has been here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caring,
was taken seriously i'll Monday and
brought to Mercy hospital. Mrs. Hop
ley was hurriedly summoned from
Tucson and arrived Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopley are the parents of Mrs.
Robert Caring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dietzman en-
tertained few Normal students at
an old-fashioned candy pull. They
played games and sdanced. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Decker, Misses Idell Hatch, Almira
Shumway, Anna Whipple, Alzada
Whipple, Inez Despair, Mary Rogers,
May Webb and Owen Porter.
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and.
Mrs. Bud Waters was operated on at
Wichita, Kansas, last week., large
bone tumor being removed from one
leg just back of the knee. The little
one had been ailing for some time
and Mrs. Waters went to Kansas with
both children several weeks ago in the
hope that the change in altitude might
be beneficial
jim Treagle came back Monday
morning from a trip of inspection to
his ranch at Mormon lake. Jim has
been trying to hide from his steers
the fact that he took the part of a.
sheep man in the making Of "The Cali
of the Canyon" He reports his
steers in good condition and all kinds
of water out there. But" says Jim,
there is nothing but water to drink
now."
Frank Mclaughlin has resigned his
position at the Arizona Lumber &
Timber Co. office and will leave this
week for Washington, d. c., to take
back his old job with big building
supplies concern. He is sorry to leave
Flagstaff, and his many friends are
sorry to have him leave, but he. feels
he cannot refuse the opportunity of
fered. His work will take him to
various parts of the eastern United
States and Canada.
Mrs. r. G. Callahan of San Antonio,
Texas, was the guest of Mrs. N. 7. |
Griffin for few days this week.
Mrs. Callahan and Mrs. Griffin were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs |
P. j. Moran Sunday evening. Both
the Morans and Mrs. Griffin were old I
time friends in the old "Lone Star
State. Mrs r. G. Callahan and Mrs.
N. T. Griffin were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Jake Monday even
ing at dinner and bridge. Mrs. Cal
lahan left for her old home at Ed
orado Springs, Mo-, Tuesday to visit
her mother.