The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11
LOCAL BREVITIES

A very successful season is draw
ing to close and in order to make
rooms for mid season and fall stuff
am offering some very attractive
values.-Mrs. Mertz' Hat Shop. 1t
The Teachers college is asking all
residents of the city who have rooms
to rent to list them with the cottage.
The college makes an appeal in the
interest Of the large number of sum-
mer students expected.
Clark Granting, superintendent for
the Stevens company, architects and
supervising builders of Flagstaff's
new hotel, returned Saturday from
Texas, where he visited his aged
mother for a few days.
Mr.. Tarr, father Of Mrs. l.. E.
Hart, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
at their Lower Oak Creek ranch. He
is on his way home from California
to Chippewa county, Wis, where he
has some large stock farms.
w. M. Cady Sr and w. NJ Cady
Jr. went through here on the train
Saturday on their way to their homes
in Pasadena from New Orleans,
where they had been couple of
weeks on business and visiting
friends.
Abe Lukens, one of the rapid-fire
merchants of Chandler was in Flag
staff a few days the first of the week.
Abe says that the woods are full of
Maricopa county autos all the way
from Prescott to Flagstaff and that
the grand parade north has not
started as yet.
John @. Thomas, city superintend
ent of schools, with Mrs. Thomas and
son Harold, will leave tomorrow or
next day for a week or two fishing
in the White mountains, then will re-
turn here and entertain some of Mrs.
Thomas relatives, who are coming
for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Clark and
sons, Pete and Carter, drove over
from Grand Canyon the latter part
of last week to visit Mr.. Clark's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Clark, and
his brother, John NJ Clark. On Mon
day they went to Oak Creek for
few days fishing and likely will try
Mormon lake before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Clark will
move to Lake Mary for the summer,
having rented their home in town, to
give possession the 18th. They are
fixing up for their own use one OF
the cottages at Lake Mary. Mr..
Clark, lessee of Lake Mary camp
grounds, is making lot of improve
ments on the other cottages there.
George B. Seitz, director of the
Paramount Pictures company filming
the "Last Frontier" with Eddie Ber-
noudy, assistant director, and Bert
Gilroy, production manager, went to
Oak Creek Sunday Mr.. SeitZ was
very much impressed with the seem
cry there and stated that his COM
pany would probably soon use Oak
Creek for location.
C. T. Powell, the lustling young
business manager of the Verde Cop
per News of Jerome, accompanied by
his wife and baby, were in Flagstaff
over Sunday just vacating from the
million dollar copper camp. With
Editor min" Minhinnick soaking the
News full of news and big words and
C. T.'s ability as an ad space filler
the News is very wholesome pro-
duct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith, who have
been located at Lake Mary for sew
eral months. left Monday in their
auto for Palestine. Texas. to remain
several months. On their way to
Texas they will stop over in the
White mountains for couple weeks
fishing. Jack knows all the fish in
Oak Creek and Lake Mary and felt
it would be more sport tackling a
strange lot of the Apache variety.
Jack Fuss with his clever brush is
promoting the genuine "49" spirit
his paintings exhibited in the |
show windows at the ]. G. Penney
Co. store. His picture of the "real
vesterner'' was completed in an hour.
and with the exception of few of |
he finer strokes was done entirely ,
With the palette knife. Jacks silent
,ut forceful service is greatly appre-
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