The Coconino sun., 1926-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Stahl drove to
Prescott Sunday.
Rev. H. F. Softley and family went
to Phoenix on Wednesday to church
synod.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, Ii
N. Leroux.
w. F. Vaughn of Chandler is suing
Mrs. Autrey Vaughn of Flagstaff
for divorce.
Mrs. Edna May Simpson on Sat
urday was granted a divorce from
Charles Simpson.
Mrs. L. A. VanDeren left Monday
night for Douglas to spend the win
ter with her family.
w. A. Webber returned home Sun
day from Silver City, N. M, where
he drove last week.
Walter Carlson and Capt. J. B.
Wright went to the Kaibab for few
days hunting this week.
Judge J. E. Jones went to Hol-
brook on Sunday, expecting to return
the middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson moved
this week from the Hart apartment
to the Frank Richmond home.
Mart Charlebois of Wickenburg
was in town for while this week,
looking after his sheep interests. !.
Half sole your own shoes at half
the cost and few minutes work
with Sert-on rubber half soles.-Bab-
bits.
Bob Wilson came in from the Lit
tie Colorado trading post this week
and visited his aunt, Mrs. Hubert
Richardson.
Mrs. V. L. Fox left Saturday for
her home in Denver after spending a
few weeks here with her son, Char
les, and bride.
Helen, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Metz, is better this week
after a severe attack of what threat
ened to be appendicitis.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Carlos that they like Oregon
fine and think that they wills not re-
turn to Flagstaff this winter.
Wilbur Wolfington,. superintendent
of the county buildings and several
other business blocks recently purch-
ased a Dodge sedan from Hugh Till
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Aver drove
to Prescott on Sunday, Mrs. Aver to
remain after spending week here
with her husband, who returned here
the same day.
Phil Coffeen came to town the
first of the week after spending the
summer in charge of the boating at
Rabbits beach, Mormon Lake, the
season now being over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Dickinson and
son Loren drove on Saturday to Bill
Backs ranch at Long Lake. They at
tended the dance there that night
and spent Sunday hunting.
Mrs. S. K Borum of Cameron was
in town the first of the week en-
route to Rochester, Mimi, to join her
husband, who will remain there an
other month under treatment by the
Drs. Mayo.
Frank LaBas while hunting turkey
last Sunday lost a wheel from his
Ford coupe about ten miles from any
habitation. After walking that far
to telephone for a taxi ne had lost
all his enthusiasm for turkey.
Tom L. Rees, clerk of superior
court, and Attorney Frank M. Gold
fIo1lGu ICSIQGHLS Ol LdIldIiu 4
last Sunday in the interest of their
political campaigns, Tom for reelec-
ton and Frank for the office of coun-
ty attorney.
Fred Turner and family of Tucson
are here now and living in the Frank
Fairchild house on West Birch ave-
nue.. Mr.. Turner for five weeks last
summer occupied the pulpit of the
First Christian church and plans to
locate here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McRae plan
to leave this week for Phoenix for
the winter. They have been here
since May when Mac brought his
sheep up for the summer. They have
been with the Wild Raudebaugh fam
lily for the past six weeks.
Lee Allsup recently purchased the
adjoining Emil Lipp property con-
sisting of parts of several lots along
the railroad right of way on which
there are several small buildings.
This squares up the Allsup property,
which was triangular in shape Mr.
Lipp, who has been in poor health,
will go to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. HI. Heiser of Pas
adena drove over the first of the
week and plan to leave today or to-
morrow. They came to cast their
ballots for several of their friends
whom they wish to see in office and
felt that they preferred not to trust
Uncle Sam in the matter. They also
attended to some legal matters.
John McWilliams, mayor of Rior-
dan, visited in Flagstaff Tuesday on
business. John says that the tourist |
business continues to be exception
ally good for this time of year on
account of the delightful weather and
the fine condition of the highways. |
He is spending any extra time he
now has improving his camp grounds |
and cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Gill arrived |
on Tuesday after months absence
in the east where they witnessed the
worlds series and visited the Sesqui-
centennial. While they were away
their little daughter, Myrtis, stayed /
with her grandmother, Mrs. w. Al.
They Will be here a week
or two before returning to their home
at Mataluska, Alaska.