The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

IF you want good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
T. A. Stahl returned Sunday after
| spending week on business on the
coast.
Can accommodate few more
milk customers, Hayes Weidner,
phone 100.
Elmer Hart and family spent the
Labor day vacation at their Hay
lake ranch.
For greasing and cranking service
get Rays personal attention. See
Ray and Tex.
Mrs. L. v. Fox of Rock Springs,
Wyoming, arrived Sunday to visit
her son, C. c. Fox.
Victrolas and records-the latest
records received every Friday at the
Art Shop, 13 n Leroux.
Scout Executive Robert Waldrav-
en- spent several days this week IN
Winslow on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Moran and lit
tie daughter Phyllis drove in from
Stoneman lake Saturday for days
shopping. .
Miss Emma Pumps friends will
welcome the news of her improve
ment in health after long and tire
some illness.
Mrs. S. r. Burke and children re-
! turned Sunday after a two weeks
and Mountain Air.
Mrs. A. S. Carson and son Billie
left Friday for Phoenix, where the
former teaches. They had visited
friends here for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sykes have
moved to their fine new apartment
over the new Waldhaus garage,
where Guy has his automobile re-
pair shop.
Mrs. Decker Williams with her
two little sons returned the first of
the week from Glendale, Calf, and
will again make her home in Flag
staff. This will be welcome news
to her many girlhood friends.
Little Billy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Scurlock, is improving af-
ter tough siege of pneumonia.
Billie gave his folks and friends
many anxious moments when he en-
tertained the same malady a couple
years ago.
Though the wild gooseberry crop
! failed to attain the proportion that
| it did last year the wild grape pro-
| duction promises to, more than make
up for it. Already pantries and cell
lars are boasting of fine jellies from
native wild products.
Mrs. W. ]. Osborn and J. w. Etter
are entertaining their mother, Mrs.
E. NJ. Etter, and sister, Mrs. Anna
Bevin, who arrived last Thursday
night from Bakersfield, Calf. Mrs.
Bevin viii stay couple weeks and
| her mother until cold weather, when
she will go to Phoenix.
Bob Riordan and Chic Wilson
drove to Phoenix over the holidays
| after which Chic left for Lincoln,
Neb., to enter medical school. Chic
| has a host of friends here who ad-
mired his work on the baseball team
! and hope for his return next sum-
mer.
Young Pete Michelbach, driving a
car belonging to Malcolm Pilking-
ton, failed to see big truck cross
ing Aspen avenue ahead of him
Monday morning and rammed into
it, MASKING fender and bursting a
tire on the truck, driven by an In
dian.
Attorney and Mrs. C. B. Wilson
and family got home Saturday, where
Mrs. Wilson had been for some time
at Mayo hospital, Rochester, MINI,
and visiting at Monmouth, ILL.,, Mr..
Wilson being at Culver, Ind, where
Junior attends school, and joining the
others at Monmouth and driving home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Lewis and lit
tie ones arrived the last of last week
/ in their car from their home in south
ern California to remain here three
or four weeks visiting old friends and
Mrs. Lewis sister, Mrs. Dave Lay. 1t
has been only few months since
they left here, but they note many
improvements.
Miss Rosa Bouton, extension di-
rector for northern counties, return
ed the first of the week from two
weeks club work in Apache county.
Miss Bouton previously spent
month in the east, having won the
trip in contest sponsored by the
national committee on boys and girls
club work, in which Arizona won
first place.
Cedrick E. Denman, mining engi-
neer from the Texas oil fields, spent
a few days here last week with his
brother, H. W. Denman. He is much
interested in this country, having
unearthed number of valuable pre-
historic relics which were added to
the collection at the University Of
Washington. With his hosts he Wis
tied Grand Canyon before leaving for
home.
Mrs. G. 0. Robinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie, left overland
Sunday for the coast via Phoenix,
where they will spend few days.
Miss Marjorie was on The Sun staff
this summer and is resuming her
studies at Stanford university. Mrs.
j Robinson, who had an office here
this summer, will return in October
and make Flagstaff business head
quarters for the winter.