The Coconino sun., 1926-11-12
LOCAL BREVITIES

Frank Thomas went to Phoenix
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Koch left We'd
nesday evening for Phoenix.
Harold Osborn left Sunday for
Phoenix to spend the winter.
Ed McGonigle had to go to bed for
few days this week to rout mean
cold.
Mrs. Warren G. Cooper and Mrs.
j, c. Kelly will spend tomorrow in
Needles.
Mrs. Pearl Doyle left Wednesday
for Los Angeles where she will live
this winter.
DR.. r. NJ Francis and Frank La
Bas made business trip to Williams
on Tuesday.
Mrs: Frank Zalesky's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott, are here visiting her
from Moneta, Calf.
The finest of Oak Creek apples,
also cider, at Oak Greek lodge, In
quire at the Mayhem studio.
Bernie Humphrey is driving the
Toggery zebra after school and on
Saturdays for Alex Johnston.
Miss Alfredo Bircsak is helping
Mrs. Tommy Long with the clerical
work in the hotel construction office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller is this week
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Yong,
who arrived Wednesday from Gal
lup.
Charles Simpson, accompanied by
the Misses Helen Strom and Alice
Norman, drove to Phoenix yeater-
day.
Miss May Higgins, stenographer
for the Central Commercial Co, will
leave next week for Phoenix to
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Mckinney
and Mrs. j. o. Parsons went so
Phoenix to attend ceremonies of the
ID. Q. X. K. and Nomads.
Mrs. C. w. Heiser returned last
week to Pasadena where she is spend
ing the winter, having been called
here on business for a few days.
A. w. Carson was home yesterday
telling about seeing the local boys
play football Saturday in Los Ange-
les. He accompanied them there.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bennett and Mrs. G.. f.
Manning motored to Williams yester-
day to see the high school football
game.
Mrs. May Benjamin Moran left
Wednesday afternoon for Los Angeles
and San Francisco, to be gone until
the campaign for the children's hos
pital opens.
Flagstaff Motor Co., recently sold
Chevrolet cars to B. P. Shumway Of
Mesa, j. A. Page of Flagstaff, Char
lie Moon of Lees Ferry and George
Mason of Flagstaff.
Mrs. S. P. Merritt and Alex John
stou left Wednesday morning for
Phoenix to spend the rest of the
week with Mrs. Alex Johnston and
Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt.
DR.. E. S. Flett, medical advisor of
the Flagstaff Teachers college foot
ball eleven, accompanied them to Los
Angeles to the Loyola college game,
returning with them Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. P. II. Nelson was called to
Phoenix by the illness Of her mother.
She went down with DR.. Felix Man
ming.
Hugh Tillman, local salesman for
Dodge Brothers, sold these cars re-
Gently: sedan to Jim McRae, Mrs.
Nathan Bankhead, John Winchell,
and coupes to himself and Don G.
Mcneil.
Mrs. Dan Hogan and Miss Laura
May Hogan left yesterday for Phoe
nix to visit the William Mullen fam
lily and get acquainted with the new
baby girl which recently joined that
fine group of children.
Rev. j. +. Stebbins, since August,
minister Of the First Christian church
and Mrs. Stebbins left Wednesday for
Los Angeles where they will locate
temporarily until they find an OPEN
ing for chiropractor.
DR.. and Mrs M. G. Fronske were
accompanied to Tucson Wednesday
by DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Schermann. In
Phoenix DR.. Fronske called at st.
Joseph's hospital to see Walter P
Niles, They will return Sunday,
Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay last
week entertained her sister and hus-
band of Phoenix who were here on
their honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Z. Ward. Mr. Ward is son of Il. O.
Ward, county treasurer Of Maricopa
county.