The Coconino sun., 1926-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES
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R. NJ Black of Williams visited
friends here over the weekend.
William Baird of Palo Alto, Calf!
is visiting William Beeson this week.
Mrs. w. H. Power, Miss Mary
Power and Phil Hall motored to Jer-
ONE on Sunday.
Mrs. James Cobb went to jerome
on Sunday to spend few days with
friends.
Charlie Fox this week went to
work as added help for, j. W. Etter
at the Milk Depot.
Mrs. Tom L. Rees is improving af-
tr a sharp attack of flu which kept
her in bed for several days.
Miss Minnie Lintz returned on
Wednesday from Jerome where she
spent her college intermission.
County Assessor William Beeson
made trip to Phoenix last week on
business with the land office and tax
commission.
Miss Nancy Stevens of Kingman,
recent graduate from Flagstaff
Teachers college, called on friends
here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. George P. Sampson
and little grandson of Winslow spent
the weekend with Mrs. SIMPSONS
sister, Mrs R. H. Marine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. J. Waldhaus are
moving this week to the DeLescaiile
place at the west end of Birch ave-
nue., which they recently bought.
Mrs. James Hughes has as her
guest this week, Mrs. C. H. Bingley
of Winslow, who is enfoute home af-
ter a months stay in California.
Fred Russell is enjoying a good
old visit with his old time pal and
recent right hand man during the '49
celebration, Dolph Basset of Jerome.
Mrs. d. E. Hart and SON Owen yes
terday morning left with the formers
brother, Teddie Thurston, for few
days at Mayer, Jerome and Prescott.
Mrs. Ed Gentner returned to her
home at San Simon the last of the
week after being here for three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Coffin
with their daughters, Misses Sybil
and Joella, and son, Thomas Gordon,
spent few days this week with Mr..
Coffin's sister, Mrs. r. III. Marine.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson and daugh-
t 5ers, Miss Nadine and Mrs. Bert
Cobb, left today by motor for Phoe-
nix where they will visit Mr.. Thomp-
sons mother and uncle until Monday.
Quarantine was lifted on Saturday
from the Jesse B. Wright home when
cultures showed no further presence
IF diphtheria in the throat of little
Mary Elizabeth and that none of the
other children had contracted it.
John Morrison spent a strenuous
weekend driving to Prescott, taking
!. N both ball games on Sunday and
Irving back to Flagstaff before
breakfast on Monday morning.
Mrs. Priscilla Raudebaugh on We'd
nesday enjoyed brief chat with a
cousin of hers, Jess Allen, who with
MS wife and eight children was driv-
ing from Kansas to California to To-
cate.
Bill Smith came up from Phoenix
On Wednesday to be with his wife
and her family for a few days before
returning to Phoenix. Mrs. Smith
who will accompany her husband
home, has been with her parents, DIR.
and Mrs. r. M. Francis, since the
first of July.
W. A. Webber left yesterday af-
ternoon on a business trip to Phoe-
nix. Mr.. and Mrs. Webber last week
On Saturday entertained his uncle, F.
K. Kicker, Silver City, N. NJ, banker,
and his wife and her brother, Oliver
5. Cole of Manila, P. l., head of a
syndicate controlling many theatres
on the islands. They came by auto
and visited Grand Canyon before re-
turning.