The Coconino sun., 1926-09-24
LOCAL BREVTTIES


spring fever.
A clean. cool. comfortable and
cosy place to eat.-Commercial Cafe.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co. n
Walter P. Niles on Monday night
left for Phoenix to be gone all
week.
Leo Garcia has moved, 10 the Dean
Efdridge house on North Agassiz
street.
Joe p Wilson left Monday even
ing for Phoenix on business, to be
gone a few days.
Mrs. Myrtle Miller and Mrs. Rus
sell Miller of Williams spent day
or so in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cramer, Mrs.
j. a. Rowe and Miss Nellie Rowe
spent last Sunday at Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bennett drove to
Prescott for the ball game Sunday.
Senator Walter Runke and family
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mayhem at Oak Creek
Lodge.
Dr.. E. S. Flett moved his offices
On Tuesday to rooms in the Nackard
building. He had been located in the
Bank hotel.
Joe Treat left on Tuesday by auto
for his home in Los Angeles after
spending a few weeks around his old
haunts hereabouts.
Jack Wilson of Los Angeles, here
on business, stopped over last Thurs
day night to see his sister, Mrs.
Hubert Richardson.
Charlie McNapp came last week
from Los Angeles to visit his friend
Balzar Hook. Charlie is an old time
residenter of Flagstaff
Mrs. w. S. Pickrell of Phoenix
left Friday morning for Los Angeles
after a three weeks visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. C. w. Isham.
Two winter rural schools opened
recently; Riordan with Mrs. Frank
Harrison in charge, and Bellemont
under the direction of j. c. Shelton.
Rev. Herndon, former missionary
at Papago, viii on October l as
sumo the charge at Tuba City made
vacant by the transfer of Rev. John
Butler to Kaibito.
Apples, pears and plums for sale
at Oak Creek lodge. Carl. Mayhem.
George Tyson accompanied John
Rathgeb to Phoenix and Prescott on
three-day auto trip over the week.
end.
Mrs. Roy Lauer returned on Mon
day after being away for six weeks,
during which she visited in Hot
Springs, Ark, and in Texas. On
Wednesday Mr.. Lauer came in from
Nelson for her.
Mrs. Eva Marshall on Friday left
for her home in Los Angeles after
an enjoyable six weeks visit with
Mrs. George Babbitt and other old
time friends. Mrs. Marshall was the
recipient of many social courtesies.
Miss Iva Woolsey and her sister.
Mrs. M. E. Klump of Los Angeles,
came Saturday for a few days visit
with friends Miss Woolsey, who
lived here several years ago, left on
Tuesday for Detroit and her sister
for home.
Mr. Akin, prominent business man
Of Fort Collins, Colo, and his wife
visited old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Lindenann, last Saturday
They are enroute to Ell Paso by way
of Grand Canyon and other scenic
points in Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morley Howard of
Phoenix were here the last Of the
week for a couple of days visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. Margaret
Howard Fay. Mr.. Howard was look
ing up cattle. They returned by way
Of Pine and Payson.
Those desiring to learn china
painting viii be interested to know
that we now have china kiln and
do our own firing. Those wishing to
paint china for Christmas should be-
gin at once. Call at 113 w. Birch
or address Mrs. Helen M. Smith,
Flagstaff
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Savage will
leave on September 29 for a visit
with Mrs Savage's mother, Mrs. De-
Long at Panguitch, Utah. They will
be absent about week or ten days.
Mrs. W. II. Brinton will look after
things at the Shoe Repair shop
while they are away.
f. o. Hoppe, a member of the
English Authors club of London, is
spending some time in the northern
part of the county, visiting Rain
bow bridge and the Indian country.
He is gathering material for book
on ''What America Really IS" This
week he is a guest of Hubert Rich
ardson at Rainbow Lodge.
County School Superintendent
Charlotte Acker and Home Demon
stration Agent Rosa Bouton spent
most of last week visiting schools |
The first of the week they called at |
summer schools in the west end of |
the county. The latter part of the |
week the schools of Cosnino, VIM
ora and Doney Park were visited.