The Coconino sun., 1926-07-09

of boy friends from Pasadena to be
here for the celebration and chat
with old school-mates. Dale is the
son Of G. E. La Rue, who was part
owner of the Flagstaff garage here
five years ago.
Mrs. Eugene Campbell and children
with Miss Mary Murray drove up
from Ashfork last week for the cele-
bration here. Mrs. Campbell visited
at the W. H. Switzer home and Miss
Murray with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Murray
Joe Pyland and family returned a
few days ago from Scottsdale. this
state, where they had been. for two
or three months while Joe was sun
bathing to get rid of rheumatism,
which he announces disappeared
somewhere into the desert down there
and, he believes, is permanently lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merkel have
visiting them Mrs Merkel's mother,
Mrs. Ida K. Muesller from Pawhuska,
Okla, also Mr.. and Mrs. John Doolin
and two sons Of Alva, Okla. Mrs.
Doolin is sister Of Mrs. Merkel.
George H. Reed, general manager
Of the western system Of Harvey
houses, and located at Needles and
j. E. Shirley, transportation mana
ger of the Harvey system at Grand
Canyon, were in Flagstaff Monday.
Miss Mary Jane Leedom, who for
merly taught in Flagstaff and is now
teaching at, Los Angeles, spent last
week here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Potts. Miss Leedom left this week
Tor Ohio, where she will visit home
folks and frieAds.
The Misses Francis and lola Hon
kins left Saturday for their home in
Santa Barbara. Miss Francis gradu-
ated last month from Teachers col
lege. Miss lola joined her here two
weeks ago, visiting Miss Rebecca
Spear and Charlie Spear
Mrs. Ella Damewood and daughter.
Miss Mindel, left Tuesday for their
home in Chattanooga, Tenn, after
visiting here for month with Cap
tain and Mrs. G. E. Damewood They
returned by the southern route, Wis
ting points Of interest in New Mex
leo and stopping in New Orleans.
Mir. and Mrs. A. j. LeBarron and
daughter Marguerite drove up from
Phoenix and spent a few days visit
ing their son, Walter LeBarron, and
wife. They returned to Phoenix OH
Wednesday. Mr.. LeBarron will soon
be back here to look after his sheep
interests.
Harry r. Tritle, civil examiner for
the state industrial commission and
Frank B. Lunbley also with the same
commission were in Flagstaff the
first of the week from Phoenix pok-
ing up employers who have not COM
Piled with the new law by insuring
their employees.
j. B. Girand, the well-known civil
engineer and wife and son, came up
from Phoenix this week to spend the
summer in Flagstaff. They are liv-
ing in Bob Taylor's home on West
Birch. James Girand, another son,
who is at McNary, will join the fam
ily here later.
Any farmers who want assistance
in rodent work may leave their
names in County Farm Agent X. K.
Henness' office. The operations on
Anderson Mesa have ceased for this
year and from now on the work viii
be conducted on the Individual
farms.
Lloyd Harold Moss of the UniverA
sity of Nevada, Paul Long Of Oat-
man, Verdi Barnes of Williams, who
is home on furlough from West
Point, ?. r. Campbell, Kenneth Free
man and Miss Betty A. Kirwan of
Williams were guests of Miss Gather
inc Miller Monday.
Z. S. Gosney of Pasadena was in
Flagstaff several days having come
here for the Fourth. He visited
Judge and Mrs. F. w. Perkins. Mr.
Gosney was much interested in the
many changes that have taken place
in Flagstaff since he sold his inter-
tsts here.
John H. w. Champion, advertising
for the Pay and Take 1t
grocery stores of this state, was a
Flagstaff visitor few days ago, on
his way back from Winslow to the
office in Phoenix. He
said the new store in the chain bere
viii be opened for business within the
next few weeks.
w. j. Osborne of Fort Valley, ac-
by his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Helen Osborne and daughter
Lois, left Tuesday morning for Phoe-
nix, where Mr.. Osborne will receive
medical attention. Mrs. Helen Os-
borne will spend the week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Allen Kendrick of
Glendale.
Spence Dingle of the Breen-Dingle
Drug Co., has been, holding jollifica
ton meetings all the week with for
mer Mesa friends. The city of Mesa
was well represented here during the
celebration week. Many are still down
at Mormon lake or Lake Mary hook
ing fish for week or ten days long
en-
Last Saturday as Byrd Matthews
was backing his Ford the reverse
gear stuck and the car shot backward
20 feet. Little Edward Solberg, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Solberg, was
standing in line with the wheels and
lis right foot was badly scraped by
the tire. Clarence Pulliam carried
Edward to DR.. Schermann's office,
where the foot was cared for.
Sheriff VIM. p. Mahoney of King
nan was in the city Monday enjoying
she '49ers celebration and incident
Ally interviewing democratic voters