The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
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LOCAL BREVTTIES
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Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richardson
spent the weekend at Grand Canyon.
Exide is the best; when in need of
battery or electrical service; phone
240.
Mrs. William Conley was quite i'll
this week with bad cold but is up
now.
Victrolas and all the latest records
rs they arrive, at the Art Shop, 13
n. LerouX.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schulz of Will
igms attended business affairs here
on Monday.
71 J. Fonseea of Leupp was here
Wednesday, after new car for the
government school.
The finest of Oak Greek apples.
also cider, at Oak Creek lodge, In
cure at the Mayhew studio.
Claude Taelitt, city night marshal,
is out again after a bad spell of flu
That hit him in one side and laid him
out for several days.
M l. Powers is due here the last
of this week from Iowa where he
VIII probably leave soon for the
coast.
Mrs. Tillie Gregg, who was quite
aick for a week with heart trouble
and flu is getting better, though has
. not fully recovered his usual strength
and energy.
Babies welfare free clinic at Flag
staff Exposition at the Armory-
Room No 1-again this Afternoon
from to 5. Coconino County Medi
cal Society.
Deputy Sheriff Art Vandevier wa,
unable to report for duty for weel
or more due to a severe cold. Mrs
Nandevier is now quite i'll with tht
same malady.
Miss May Higgins left this week
to spend the winter in Phoenix. Her
place as stenographer at the Central
Commercial Co., is filled by Miss
agnes Switzer.
Grand Knight Ray Prochnow of the
local Knights of Columbus lodge,
spent Saturday and part of Sunday
in Phoenix, attending a state meet
ing Of grand knights.
Walter James of the local ]. G.
Penney store spent Sunday in Wins
low helping his brother get settled
in the new Penney quarters there
where he is manager.
Rev. James Saunders arrived Mon
day night from Los Angeles to join
mis- wife and baby who are visiting
he W. II. Switzer home where he
viii visit for two weeks.
Mrs. Teresa K. Mertz is having a
commodious new addition built at the
west side of her home on Milton
road, which she will use as show
room for her hat business.
D. Elmer Hart and family received
q cali on Sunday from the formers
brother, Luther Hart of Winslow,
Others who came up with him were
Frank Wriley and Pat Duke.
When you visit the exposition to-
day, step around and watch F. c.
Whippla do his wizardry with the
Singer sewing machine He'll make a
pretty souvenir for you while you
wait.
Mrs Ana Frohmiller returned
Sunday evening from Phoenix where
She went on business in connection
With the state auditors office, where
she will preside after the first of the
year.
John Verkamp went to Phoenix
Saturday night on business for few
days. He will visit his family here
for q short time on his return before
going back to his business at Grand
Canyon.
Claude Knight, who was called tc
Phoenix last week by the illness OF
his wife, returned Monday, since she
had improved He came back with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Copeland and
Chet Munro, who attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Nordyke of
Williams spent last Thursday night
ia Flagstaff as guests of DIR. and
Mrs. +. A. Miller. The Nordykes
were just starting out on a two
weeks auto trip through the state.
Mrs. l.. K. Hall, owner of the Kim
ami apartment and other property ir
Flagstaff, now manager of the Beai
hotel ct kingman spent a busy day
or so mere last week looking after
her business interests and greeting
friends.
james A. Allen, arrested here at
the request of q local Western Unior
9nerator, Glenn Snodgrass, when try
ing to sell "bug" stolen from the
WIusiow office, was taken back tc
@mslow on Saturday by officers
ON there.
J. 6. Higginbotham, county treas
urer elect, spends most of his time
row in the county treasurer's office
where Mrs Ana Frohmiller present
incumbent is familiarizing him how
to painlessly extract taxes and care
FOR county funds.
i. E. ("Bill") Williams left yes
terday for Standard, where he will
use his ability as a civil engineer
during the winter in and around
John Zalaha's lumber camp and
mill. Mrs. Williams, now in Phoenix,
viii 90 to Pasadena this month to
spend The winter.