The Coconino sun., 1927-08-12

Hires Root beer in bottles, good
for the hot weather.
New hats arriving for fall and win
ter at Mrs. Mertz' shop.
Peerless bread is made from the
best ingredients obtainable.
doc" Roy Scanlon is spending a
few days in Mercy hospital this week.
Miss Jessica Huss left Sunday to
visit week in Pasadena with rela-
tives.
Marshall Wilson returned Monday
after spending q week at Oak Greek
with Harlow Yaeger.
was business visitor in Flagstaff
legal circles on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gaddis left Tues
day evening for Portland, Ore, where
Joe has accepted position.
Mrs. Percival Lowell arrived Mon
day from Boston for a short stay be-
fore going on to California.
Orrin Webber on Monday returned
from Mormon Lake where he spent
week in the Webber cottage.
Mrs. Oscar Verkamp left Saturday
for Los Angeles after two weeks
visit at the John Verkamp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Samson of Grand Can
yon were in Flagstaff on Monday.
Rev. Godsburg of Tohatchi, N. M,
will be the special speaker at the
Federated church Sunday morning.
Roy Garrett, Winslow sheepman,
spent Monday here on business with
the Arizona Wool Growers associa-
ti0n.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Marlar spent
Monday here en- route from their home
in Phoenix to the White mountains
on vacation.
Strings and accessories for all or
chestra instruments. Popular sheet
music. Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop
Is N. Leroux.
Shoes and oxfords that sold at So. so
are only S5.85 during the August
clearance sale at Sid Gassman's. See
adv. on page 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Wilson and
daughter, Miss Josephine, spent two
days last week at Oak Creek as guests
of Harlow Yaeger.
Assemblyman E. C. Slipher of Low
ell observatory, Flagstaff, was the
principal speaker at the Hiram club
meeting in Phoenix this week.
John Stuart, formerly employed ii
| the Indian service at Tuba City, now
a resident Of California, is spending 8
week or so here with old friends.
DR.. E. A. Anderson and Wayne S
Shields spent Sunday at Grand Can
yon. The return trip was made by
the Nava-Hopi road through Gamer
on.
Mrs. Mary Jose left yesterday foi
her home in San Francisco after
spending a month in Flagstaff with
her daughter, Mrs. George G. Can.
field.
| Bill Roach came Wednesday from
Holbrook to look after business mat
tiers and went yesterday to Kingman
He plans to locate in California in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Treat passed
| through Saturday on the way to the
! Sante Fe hospital in Los Angeles
where Dolph viii undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Miss Minnie Hilkins returned Sun.
lsday after a two months visit in Los
1 Angeles with relatives. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins, drove
to Ashfork to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Raudebaugh ano
family and Mrs. Annetta Humphreys
and children on Sunday drove to
Grand Canyon. They returned by the
-..- &c IT. Nave uox,s rood anr
/ Cameron.
Mrs. J. r. Cooper renewed a child
hood friendship Monday when an ole
friend whom she had not seen for q
years called. 1t was B. j. Quinn, 9
! former neighbOr in Houston, who vii
spend a week or more here.
Rev. Hugh d. Smith was given ful
rights Of ministry and Charles By.
segger was ordained minister with
station at Chin Lee, at the presbytery
Of northern Arizona which met Mon
day on the conference grounds.
Mrs. Carl Mayhem and Harlow
Yaeger drove up Wednesday from
their Oak Greek homes. Mr.. Mayhem
has been sick for several weeks, il
bed a great deal of the time, and ISM
gaining strength as rapidly as he a
first expected he would.
All correspondence and other mat
tiers relative to the Presbyterian
church Of Flagstaff will be handled
by Dean Tom o. Bellwood of Teachers
college, who was appointed the Of
ficial representative of the church II
the federation with the Methodists.
L. H. Reineke arrived last week K
spend some time from Washington
lD. c.. in the u. s. forest office il
charge Of compilation. He is visit
| ing the various parts of the countr.
to get first hand information as tx
the research work done at the various
stations.
Sante Fe section hands will sooI
move to their new home, now under
construction south of the railroad
| tracks on Sitgreaves street. The new
quarters has 10 rooms and is Of fir'
proof construction, cement walls ant
| tin roof. The old section house be
tween the legs of the wye in the cas-
part of town will be abandoned.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lilies and sons
Richard and Clarence, arrived over
land from Phoenix last week and arr
the guests Of Mrs. Frank G. Curtis
Mr.. Lilies was at one time employed
at the Arizona Lumber Il Timber
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