The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Hines root beer in bottles for
spring fever.
The Art Shop is putting on 1c
sale Of records. If
A clean. cool, comfortable and
cosy place to eat.-Commercial Cafe.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
siias Van Zee. IS leaving the last
Of the week to teach IN Yuma
county.
Can accommodate few more
milk customers, Hayes Weidner,
phone 100.
C. II. Cooper, logging contractor,
left the last Of last week on busi-
ness trip to FL Paso.
walter Benson, winner in Coco
Hino county state scholarship, has
gone to Tucson to enter the unlvers-
ity
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Cox and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Proehnow spent the
Labor day holidays at Roosevelt
lake.
AT Sanford and family, who spent
the summer at their Oak Greek cot
tage, have returned to town for the
winter
Miss Dorothy Jake, former mem
ber OF the Emerson teaching staff,
left Saturday to enter the state
university at Tucson.
a. L. shelton. former student at
Teachers' college. left this week for
Tucson after spending few weeks
camping at Mormon Lake.
Don ROLAND and two companions
came over from Huntington Park,
Calf, to camp at Mormon Lake, hav-
ing heard Of our famous fishing.
The Dwiggins family last week
moved from their Riordan ranch,
where they spent the summer, to
town to put their girls in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Robinson re-
turned the other day from their va
cation, and now are in charge of
Browns newsstand which they have
leased.
Mrs. J. w. johnson writes from
Waurika, Okla, that she has been
qUite Ill since she left Flagstaff, but
now is up again and feeling much
better.
Harvey Harden and wife spent
last weekend with his uncle, Alf
Dickinson, having been here as a
member Of the Prescott-Mayer
ball team.
1Irs. John Hennessy and her
house guests, Mrs. H C. Cavaness
and her family, and Miss Hazel
Brasher and Mrs. E. NJ. Doe spent
Friday at Grand Canyon.
Mes. Claire g. Knox, proprietor of
Che Ideal hotel, returned Tuesday
from Los Angeles, where she had
been for a week or so on combined
business and pleasure trip.
SIR. and Mrs. George Todd of
Phoenix stopped over in Flagstaff
Sunday evening on their way home
from a trip to Grand Canyon. They
came back by way of Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson,
the formers mother, Mrs. Alf Dick
inson, and sister, Miss Elma, and
brother, Loren, spent Saturday to
Monday taking in the Labor day
celebration at Camp Verde.
Dr. v. NJ Slipher and daughter,
bliss Marcia, left Tuesday morning
will enter Purdue university. The
doctor viii visit relatives around the
state for q short time before return
iue.
Columbus Giragi, one of the live
wire brothers who mail the Winslow
Mail, was here Sunday for a few
hours at The Sun office, filling up
with dismay over how long it takes
to get our one-story building fin
ished when they are building a
three-story one down there.
II. G. Gavaness came up Saturday
from Burnt ranch near Phoenix, to
Join his family here and take them
back. Mrs. Lou Charlebois went
with them as far as her home at
Wickenburg. The Cavanesses were
guests of Mrs. John Hennessy, and
Mrs. Charlebois of Mrs. Frank Rich
mond.
Mrs. George Cameron and Miss
Juae Charlebois left Friday for a
visit with their grandmother, Mrs.
IT, Remand, at Phoenix Miss June,
Who spent the summer with Mrs.
Frank Richmond, will attend college
III Tempe this winter. Mrs. Gamer
on expects to be away about two
months.
Dr. f. E. Oldaker of Phoenix was
in Flagstaff the first of the week.
The doctor used to make Flagstaff
his headquarters some years ago
when connected with the u. S. bu-
reau Of animal industry. He recent
ly opened up a new clothing store
in Phoenix on Washington street.
Mrs. S. Moler and daughters, Miss
Nary and Lucy, left Monday after a
pleasant two months visit here with
Mr. Moler and their many friends.
After few days with a cousin in
Stockton they will be in Oakland
whore there is another daughter,
Mss Alice. Mr.. Moler will remain
here 10 look after his sheep inter-
ests.