The Coconino sun., 1925-07-10


/ Kingman spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hogan.
40 parade post cards on sale at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
We serve five-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
/ for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22-tf
Mrs. Nellie Charles of Winslow was
in Flagstaff Monday and during her
stay purchased Ford sedan.
Mrs. Ben Taylor and family of
Camp Verde are visiting Mrs. Tay-
lor's mother, Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Miss Zetta Farmer of Waco, Texas,
came Tuesday to stay during the
summer with Mrs, G. f. Manning Sr.
County Supervisors this week au-
thorized Sheriff John Parsons to buy
new Chrysler touring car for Off
cial use.
Among the old pioneer sheep men
here during the first of the week were
Ed Sawyer of Winslow and Chet
Houck of Holbrook. m aa
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dent and
children of Clarkdale spent a few
days with Joe Dent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Dent and family.
Mrs. j. B. Wright with her children
went to Kingnaan on the first of the
month to be with her mother, Mrs
Eliza Carrow, for month.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
! Warren Perkins and family came in
from their ranch near Williams Sun
day to visit relatives, Judge F. w.
Perkins and family and c. B. Wilson
and family.
Our ice cream is made with cream,
milk and eggs, fresh every day. A
visit of inspection while in the making
is welcome. The purest cream for the
children.-Griff's
Tommy Brandt, member of the Nor
NAL star football team in 1916, and
Inow travelling auditor for the Stand
ard Oil company, was here on a
business trip this week.
Business and Professional Women
club members are notified to be pres
ent at the courthouse tonight, FRI
lday, at z o'clock. Important business
will be presented for discussion
Frank Sufea packed his trusty
camera this week and answered the
lure of the desert. He mentioned
Kayenta and if he is signed on by the
movie people we wouldn't be sur
prised.
q First production by the Orpheum
Little Theater local dramatic stock
company at Orpheum Friday night
July II. All local talent. A whiz of a
show The actors all known to you.
Fun in every line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Katus and
baby, Mrs. Katus' sister, Miss Maud
Watkins and Billy and Clarence
Katus, all of Standard, were looking
up friends and enjoying the show on
Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Tellyer, superintendent, and
Mr.. Finn, engineer in charge of the
manufacture of the concrete pipe for
the peaks to reservoir line, spent sew
eral days last week in San Diego and
Los Angeles, getting back the first OF
this week
Miss Francis Hopkins and Paul
Hopkins of Santa Barbara arrived
Sunday to spend the summer with
.
their uncle, Charlie Spear. The only
damage done to their home by
the disastrous earthquake was the
cracking of chimney.
The Potts apartments on East
Cherry street are rented and will be
ready for occupancy this week. The
new tenants will be Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Griffith. Mrs. w. E. Fer.
guson of Holbrook, A. j. Foley, time
keeper on the new depot contract, and
Mrs. Charles r. Thomas of Needles.
George Kuyendall teamster with
the Santa F'e railway forces doing
track work here, objected strenuously
when his wife got home late from the
celebration the night of the fourth
and, she says, beat her up. She
swore out a complaint. He waived
preliminary and was sent to Jail by
Justice of the Peace Tom Pulliam to
await trial in superior court.
Mr. and Mrs. e. III. Hammond and
Miss Almira Hammond entertained H
B. Peairs of Washington, chief super
visor of the Indian service for the
United States, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Hunter, his chief assistant, at din
fner Wednesday evening. Mr. Peairs
is on an inspection trip in this south
west district and visiting Teachers
college. He made an address Wednes-
day in Ashurst auditorium.
VIM. Robinson, wife and two grand
children of Missouri are visiting Mr.
Robinsons brother, Jack Robinson and
expect to remain for a month or so
They had not seen each other fol
about 80 years. They met and passed
each other on the street without
knowing each other. An inquary by
William as to the location he was
looking for, gave Jack a good look
at the brother, then came recognition
William, the Missouri brother, looks
exactly like Jack and several stran-
gers spoke to him taking him fol
Jack, which inclined Bill to conclude
he was among mighty friendly peo.
pie.
Coconino county is richer by $10(
since Monday when Justice of the
Peace Tom Pulliam deposited with
County Treasurer Ana Frohmiller Z
roll of bolls turned over to him as eyi-
dence by Sheriff John Parsons. This
money was offered the sheriff as 8