The Coconino sun., 1925-10-02
demand Flagstaff


Francis Decker has rented one of
the Hart apartments.
Try Sally Brown spice cake. It's
good. Flagstaff Bakery.
Dave Babbitt and Dewitt Knox re-
turned yesterday from several days
in Phoenix.
Pete Campbell of Williams was the
guest at the DR.. E. A. Miller home
last Sunday
C. L. Piper and Charles Smith, in
charge of road work at Sedona, came
to town Sunday.
Mrs. James F. McCarrol of Baton
Rouge, La, will arrive tomorrow to
visit her son, George Fleming, and
family.
| Mrs. Jessie Wohlenburg of Moen-
copi was here for day or so while
she looked up friends and attended to
business.
Harvey X. Meyer, superintendent OF
the Western Navajo Indian reserva-
ton, was in from Tuba City Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss D. Smith of Santa Barbara
arrived Saturday to stay with her
aunt, Mrs. Ernest Richards, while at
tending college.
4 w. L. Back, Anderson Point rancher,
stopped over Sunday in town on his
] way home from visit with parents
at Montezuma well.
E. F. Kellner, former assistant
cashier in Rabbits office, left yes
terday for Globe where he will join
his wife, who left last week.
Good fresh milk, 15c quart; 40 per
cent whipping cream SOC pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese. w. Etter,
l114 East r. r. Ave-, Phone 255.
Douglas Sheffield, nephew of Ia
dok Sheffield, bookkeeper at the
White garage, arrived Monday from
Puntenney to attend Teachers college.
John Sinclair, old time cattleman,
left Monday for Phoenix where ne
will consul tDr. Vivian and probably
undergo an operation at st. Joseph
hospital.
Keith Kane left Thursday after
spending two weeks on Mars hill as
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Constance
Lowell. He is finishing at Harvard
law school.
William Colver and family left on
Wednesday for Redlands, where they
will make their home this winter
They spent the summer in the Ernest
Coulter cottage.
Johnny Kennedy and Milton Stone
came up from Winslow, where they
are teaching, to spend the weekend
here, Johnny visiting his mother, Mrs
Bertha S. Kennedy.
!, Jimmie Haley, one of our very few
surviving veterans of the Civil war
2 left Tuesday to spend the winter a
} Soldiers Home, Calf, as he has To-
the last several years.
7 Mrs. H. A. Atwood and her secre
! tary, Mrs. Adelaide Dennison, both o
Riverside, Calf, were here the frs
: of the week in connection with tn
: controversy between the Indians AM
the state scab eradication force.
Hugh Weatherford back from
Chicago, where he had gone on busl
: ness, accompanied by Mrs. Weather
ford. brought back word that
, bouncing young son, John Edward
was born to them at Swedish Concen
hospital Chicago, on August 28.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat drove j
Wednesday night from Phoenix t
;, snend a short time with Mrs. Wheat
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ormonc
:. and the little Wheat girls who hav
been here for several weeks. The
they will go on to the coast for vaca
!. ton.
Miss Mary Costigan has as guest
this week her cousins, Mr.. and Mr.!
q A. Wilson of Los Angeles. Wednes
day they went to Grand Canyon TO
the rest of the week. On their retur
! to their home next week they will g
by way of Natural Bridge, Paysor
! Roosevelt and the southern route t
! San Diego.
Mrs. j. B. Francis and sons, Da
c and Peary, returned on Monday fror
4 Denver, where Dan is located an
+ where his mother and brother had IN
!. tended spending the winter. They de
:. cided they like Flagstaff and our pee
!. pie and climate better, however. Da
\ will be here few days on bushes
!, and then return to his Office.
r Miss Lura Kinsey this week enter
5, tained her cousin, Mrs. Gordon Wolff
y and husband, who arrived overlan
j. from Sierra Madre, Calf. Mr.. Wolf
is cousin of Will Rogers of movi
!. fame and his wife is secretary to MAJ
I shall Neilan, the producer. On Nor
n day they drove to Grand Canyon an
# will take in other sights as time pc
l. mits.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vandevit
q and son, John, on Monday, entel
It tanned with radio program at
family dinner party, the followin
J" relatives: Mrs. Elijah E. and Mis-
g Donna Baker, Albert Celestine Eigel
y mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Custt
Y Fair, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Forsyth
rs Mr.. and Mrs. George Hochderffer )