The Coconino sun., 1926-08-27

End your hosiery troubles. Buy
"Holeproof." We know they are the
best. The D. D. Bootery.
! Mrs. M. S. McNerney left Wednes-
| day for Carthage, Mo, where she will
visit friends and relatives for several
months.
Good sturdy shoes fitted right; give
a maximum of service to active young
folks for school wear. The d. D..
Bootety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton, their
little daughter, Virginia Lee, and Miss
| Margaret Stewart spent the weekend
| camping at Bass Point on Mormon
Lake.
Mrs. Warren O. Perkins with her
two children of Williams are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mars, at
the G. b. Wilson residence on Obser-
vatory hill
Arthur c. Mcintyre Of the local
/ forestry office left the first of the
week to spend five or six weeks study
ing brush disposal methods in Cali
fornia and the Pacific northwest.
George Black Jr. Of Sedona was this
week taken to a hospital in Los An
geles. His health has been bad lately
and he may have to undergo an OPP
Grafton. The nature of his illness was
not learned. His wife accompanied
him.
Fred Joyce, prominent insurance
man of Phoenix, accompanied by his
family, arrived in their car night be-
fore last and are spending a few
weeks in the cool shade of the pines
at Mrs. Greenlaw's.
G. A. Pearson, director of the6U. S.
| southwestern forestry experiment sta
ton, went to Clarkdale the first of
the week for a few days to Investigate
the condition of the forest there and
the effect of the smelters on it.
Joseph and Walter Mertz who ac-
eompanied their grandfather, j. p.
Kennedy, south to his home near
Phoenix earlier in the summer will
remain there until their school begins,
when they will move to Phoenix.
City council on Monday night de-
cided for the time being that the nine
o'clock curfew whistle may as well be
dispensed with. 1t is somewhat too
loud and there has been a good deal
of complaint from time to time from
sick people whom it has disturbed.
Bob Taylor and Walter Carlson this
week had big, handsome electric sign
placed on the front of their Dresswell
mems clothing store, making the
store front much more attractive and
that street more metropolitan in APP
pearance.
President Tom Mccullough of Flag
staff Game Protective association an
nounces a special meeting of the as
sociation next Monday night at eight
at the office Of Forest Supervisor Ed.
Miller All members are urged to be
out and help settle the important
problems coming up.
j. p. McVey, assistant principal Of
the high school, H. w. Preston, man
ual training instructor and coach, and
II. W. Micke, in charge Of the eighth
grade, got back Monday from their
vacation journeys, most of the time
during which they took special school
work, the rest Of the time Mr. Micke
visiting in Nebraska and Mr. Preston
and Mr.. McVey in Colorado. The three
/ musketeers did their travelling in Mr.
McVey's car.
A large party from Observatory
hill motored up the pipe line road to
Jack Smith springs for a picnic Sun
day and returned by the old road.
Those in the party were: Dr. and
Mrs. V. NJ. Sliphen Miss Marcia and
David Slipher, Mr.. and Mrs. C. O.
Lampland, DR.. and Mrs. Cogshall
Frederick Cogshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. E. c..
Mills. Miss Charlotte Mills and Rob
ert Waldraven.