The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
IN COCONINO COUNTY

and Sons week and Armistiee day
and each member brought boy as
! his guest. The program was in charge
OF DR.. G. d. Jeffries, chairman OF
the Boys Work committee. Follow
/ ing a short. talk on "Boys" by f. E.
i Wells, the governors armistice day
proclamation was read by Larry Will
Jams. Patriotic songs were feature,
The luncheon was prepared by the
Mesdames Steve Quinn and l.. H.
Middleton and served by Edna King
and Florence Allen. Mrs. Fitzsimmons
was the accompanist.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Byers were din
ner guests Friday evening of Mr..
and Mrs Jack Kester at their ranch
east of Flagstaff.
/ Armistice day in Williams was
saddened by one tragedy, the death
of little pablo Lucero, seven-year-old
school boy, who in attempting to hop
Il grocery truck fen beneath the
rear wheel and was crushed SO badly
| that death came five hours later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Button en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Byers
at a quail dinner Thursday evening.
Joe Halstead was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Nicker-
son.
Miss Frances Sharpe spent the
weekend at Flagstaff.
Walter Lindblom, secretary Will
Jams Chamber of Commerce went to
Flagstaff Saturday afternoon to
attend a conference of the Secretar-
les and Representative of the north
ern Arizona Chambers of Commerce.
The visitors were the guests of the
FLAGSTAFF Chamber of Commerce at
banquet in the evening.
Mrs. Ed Klein received the beau
tiful luncheon set, ratified off last
Friday, by Mrs. Charles Wickens,
for the benefit of the st. Joseph's
Altar Society fund.
Mr.. Aronstein will be transferred
from the Kingman branch to the
Williams store to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of T.. T..
Muzzy as manager of Babbitt Bros.
store. Mr.. Muzzy plans to leave early
lin December for his former home
Tucson.
The people of Williams will be
interested. to know that the w. F..
| Perry, groceryman, who was shot
and seriously injured last Saturday
| in his store at Phoenix by a robber
Ii and the 12-year-old lad Lynn Perry
who grabbed his fathers gun from
behind the counter and succeeded IN
winging the robber, are the father
and brother respectively of Miss Es-
ther Perry. our school nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Lilo Perrin left Sum
dav for a visit with relatives in San
Francisco. They will attend the Stan
ford California football game Thanks
giving day.
Z. J. Kirwan will go to Flagstaff
about the first of December to take
up his new duties as grocery sales
man for Babbitt Bros. Mr.. Kirwan
will travel out of Flagstaff and
while his many friends here regret
to lose him, they wish him all manner
Of success in his new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bly, and Miss
| Bess Alcorn we're Flagstaff visitors
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Merritt left
this week for a two-weeks vacation
with relatives in San Diego.
Mrs. Louis DeBold left Sunday for
short stay in Phoenix. While there
Mrs. DeBold plans to consult spec
ialist as she has been feeling miser-
able for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. McLeese en-
tertained Mayor Baumgartner and
George Kimball at dinner Friday ev-
ening.
business trip to Flagstaff Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Steve Quinn is now driving
new Buick master six sedan.
w. G. Rittenhouse returned Fri
day from Phoenix where he had been
for several days with Mrs. Ritten-
house following her operation. She
is reported getting along very nice
| ly.
The Armistice day dance given at
the Sultana by the Cordova post Of
| the American Legion was grand
success in every way. The new Me-
Toaea ay.chnstra-C II. McI.oese.