The Coconino sun., 1925-06-05

Fitzgerald the painter
Matinees at the Orpheurt will be at
8 p. m. during the summer.
J. O. Bjerg and H. Sweetman went
to Holbrook Saturday on business.
That old chair has value toward
new one at the Flagstaff Furniture
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Warren Of King
man drove up Sunday for breath of
cool air.
Joe Waldhaus this week sold a spe-
cial six Studebaker coach to DR.. E. A.
Miller of Williams.
Mrs. Clyde Zerby was taken i'll on
Wednesday night with flu. She was
somewhat better Thursday.
Hot weather is here: Let us supply
Donofrio's ice cream and other soda
fountain goods. Browns Newsstand. 2t
Jerry Duffy went to Williams on
Thursday to confer with his brother,
part owner Of. the new M and M
grocery store.
N. A. N. S. Alumni attention.
There win be meeting of N. A. N
S. alumni at the courthouse Monday
evening at o'clock.
MISS Jean Perkins of Phoenix is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
#. W. Perkins, and her aunt, Mrs. G..
A. Pearson, for few weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Morse went as far as
Camp Verde to visit her son Aston
and family with her son Roger and
family on their return to Phoenix
Monday.
Tommy Knoles with his sister,
Eleanor, and cousin, Berice Knoles,
drove up from Bisbee, arriving Mon
day evening, to visit friends here for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs George C. Wheater
stopped here for few hours Monday
to visit friends on vacation trip from
their home in Santa Ana, Calf, TO
Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Lafayette Weinberg, who had
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Browning, for the past five weeks,
left Wednesday morning for her home
in Galesburg, Ill.
DR.. Y. S. Mcclure and Mrs. j. B.
Riekel on Wednesday accompanied
Mrs. Mcclure to Ashfork, where she
took train for Phoer tx, called by the
illness of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Aungst, MIR.
and Mrs Blaire Miller and Mrs.
Eleanor Cochran camped in Oak Greek
Saturday night, motoring to Prescott
and return via Ashfork on Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy left on the
Tuesday night train for Tucson,
where she will attend commencement
exercises at the university, when her
son, John, will receive his ALB. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Duce from Chino
valley drove up Saturday to see Mrs.
Duce's mother, Mrs. z. H. Sanford.
Mr.. Duce returned on Sunday and
Mrs. Duce on Wednesday, acconpan-
led by Mrs. Cora Harris, who will be
with her for ten days.
At dinner Sunday evening Mrs. E.
G. Mills entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hackett, former residents here,
now of Phoenix, Mrs. Cleveland of
| Phoenix, Mrs. Wright of Peoria, and
Mrs. Shaver of Peach Springs. The
party spent the weekend here.
Miss Josephine Kelly returned Fri
day from Albuquerque, bringing with
her Joe and Ann Brown, the illness of
whose mother, Mrs. L. w. Brown,
called Miss Kelly there two weeks
ago. Mrs. Brown is. slowly gaining
strength since a serious operation.
Walter Durham, with his son Clar-
ence, on Wednesday drove UP for sup
plies from their Stoneman lake ranch
upon which they have made extensive
improvements, including a storage
reservoir near the spring. They have
set out TOO cabbage plants this
spring and hope to have bumper
crop.
Miss Louise Dady of Winslow stop
ped over from Friday till Monday to
visit Mrs T. r. Waters. On Saturday
afternoon in her honor Mrs. Waters
invited in these friends for bridge:
Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. j. r. Bah
bitt, Mrs. r. G. Babbitt, Mrs. Ed Bah
bitt, Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Will
liam Cady and Miss Elsa Myers.
Miss Pearl Shull, who visited Miss
Cora Daugherty and family during
the past two weeks, going to the Can
yon and points of local interest, left
Friday for Kansas City where she
will visit her grandparents before
reaching her home at Durant, Okla,
where she will stay until the school
term opens in Wickenburg in the fall.
Earl Greene, who has been sawyer
at the Flagstaff Lumber Co. mill for
year or more, resigned the first of
the week and left in his car for the
Pacific coast, seeking another loca-
tion. Mrs. Greene will return to her
home in Louisiana for a visit at the
same time that Mrs w. C. Hendrick
and one of her sons, Max, go back
there for a visit with relatives.
John Bruce Cox, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Cox accompanied by Mrs.
Cox and their children and Mrs. Cox S
mother, Mrs. G.. Mack of Searcy, Ark,
arrived Friday from Phoenix, where
all but Mn. Cox spent the winter He
drove after them and started on the
return with them to his home in FL
dorado, Ark, on Tuesday. With Mrs.
G. w. Cox they visited Grand Can
yon over the weekend.
Miss Lorraine Allen returned Sun
il II