The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15


Jack Marine has gone to work for
Tissaw's Electric shop.
Wanted - clothes wringer, hand.
Circle "a" Auto Laundry. 1t-pd
Meeting of democratic central COM
mittee, courthouse Saturday night,
October 16.
Mrs. A. J. Robillard came from
Winslow Sunday to see her daughter,
a college student.
George Marine returned yesterday
from Hayden, where he went some
time ago to work.
Mrs. r. H. Marine is spending this
week in Winslow with her sister,
Mrs. George Sampson.
friends in Williams and Kingman
from Friday to Sunday.
Sister Magdalen of the Tucson or
| phanage left yesterday for Globe.
| She was successful in her quest for
funds here.
Miss Rebecca Spear returned on
| Tuesday from California where she
went last June to attend the wedding
of a niece.
Mrs. Winifred Anspach this week
filed application for divorce from
Charles A. Anspach. Her attorney
is F. NJ Gold.
Monte Carlo whist sweeping the
! country. Score cards have arrived.
ct yours at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Tex Rawson stalked around this
week finding fault with the world in
general because the doctor put him
on too youthful a diet.
| There was a meeting of all local
registered nurses on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Carl Smith. The
hostess served light refreshments.
r. H. Simpson, manager of the
| local j. G. Penney Co. store will re-
turn tomorrow from Oakland, Calf,
where he went on his regular buying
trip.
Mrs. E. G.. Miller received word
from her husband that he spent last
week in Chicago visiting his brother,
| Will Miller, who is manager of that
branch of the Quarrie Book Co.
Paul Klimper left yesterday for
Grand Canyon to work for John YER
kamp. Mr.. Klimper came here last
| May since when he was general file
clerk at the First National bank.
Joe and Leon Poquette and their
wives were Flagstaff visitors from
Williams the first of the week while
Joe and Leon looked after the start
ing of their bands of sheep south.
Mrs. Letha Lugar and Mrs. j. o.
Hopkins of Williams were here We'd
nesday when Mrs. Lugar obtained
final decree of divorce from Cecil
Lugar. Attorney E. r. Byers repres-
ented her.
| Mrs. C. E. Collins was elected last
week to the position of chairman OF
| the Social Service circle of the local
1 Red Cross. Through error it was
stated that Mrs. Stebbins was elect
ed to this office.
j John Matthews. of the Tissaw Elec-
trio shop got up way early last Sun
day morning and intercepted nice
little buck at breakfast and brought
him home where he was the center
of interest at many meals.
| Fred w. Smith arrived on Tues
day from Phoenix to spend couple
days with his sister, Mrs. Bertha S.
Kennedy. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Lewis and daughter Joan.
Among the entries in the beauty
contest this week at Phoenix is that
of Miss June Charlebois, whose resi-
dence is given as Flagstaff. OF
course we all believe that she will
be "Queen of Transportation
| w. l.. Back was in from Long
Lake the first of the week to pur-
chase metal roofing with which rain
| water will be gathered from the roof
of the school house for storage in a
| new cistern which was recently built
| to supply water for the school.
Let US call attention to our win
dow display of Halloween novelties,
decorations, invitations, napkins,
streamers, dominos, all kinds of cut
outs, novel candles in black and or
ange. Select while there is a choice.
! Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Captain e. M. Robson is in the
Veterans hospital at Soldiers Home,
Calf, where he went last week for
| treatment. He had not been in the
best of health for several years hav-
| ing neglected himself while finishing
his law course, but hopes to become
| fit again soon.
Among recent guests at Oak Greek
Lodge were. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Halbert of Long Beach, Jimmie
Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson,
Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. Walter
Bennett, Mrs. G. F. Manning and
Marshall Wilson of Flagstaff.
DR.. E. S. Miller was happy Tues
day evening when friends from his
home town, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. De-
vereau of New Rockford, N. d., stop
ped for a chat and to give the doctor
news of his sister. They are enroute
to California to locate. They are
taking in Grand Canyon and other
sights nearby this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McVey left last
night to locate in Chicago. They had
been at Tuba City for some time but
most of their several years out here
were spent in Flagstaff where Mr..
McVey was identified with the Ari-
zona Lumber & Timber Co., later with
Johnny Kerley at Tuba City. His
wife for some time was a registered
pharmacist at the Marlar Drug store.
A recent letter from L. A. Webster,
campaign director of the Hockenbury
System Inc, who conducted the hotel