The Coconino sun., 1927-06-24

phone 100. 6-24-tf
Clerk of superior court, Tom L.
Rees spent last Friday in bed with
flu.
Kenneth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
H. Switzer, is out after ten days of
bronchitis.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, 13
N. Leroux.
Keep cool and comfortable in Allen
A underwear. Three suits for $2.65
at Sid Gassman's.
See Buster Keaton in "The Gener-.
ap' Tuesday, June %, benefit st.
Margaret's Guild.
Buy Iurnirure on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Martin Moran is again summer
messenger for. the Western Union
Telegraph company.
H. l.. Leslie, Singer salesman,
drove up from st. Johns Saturday
and returned Tuesday.
If you ever try double-decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
toaster you will want more.-Griff S.
Miss Cleona Haywood, VINO taught
at Pomerene, is at the Floyd Long
ley home for the summer and at col
lege.
Keith Warren, trader at Kayenta
and Mrs. Warren and Earl Boyer, a
trader at Cedar Ridge, were in town
Monday.
G. r. Wright, Singer salesman of
Kingman, visited the Singer shop on
Saturday enroute to Ohio on vaca-
ton trip.
NJ j. Pilkington, Buick distributor,
reports recent sales to Marion Cor
don, Joseph Dixon Lloyd, Orville
Flaugh and James Cole.
Fred J. Lusk left Tuesday for kim
errands to Prescott and towns in that
section and expects to be back home
in Los Angeles on Monday.
j. G. Brown on Monday drove to
Grand Canyon accompanied by Miss
Lorraine Allen and her guest, Miss
Sarah Sylvester of Santa Barbara
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking,
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess r. Smith and
Mrs. Alice King left last Friday for
McNary where they joined a camping
and fishing party in the White noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Jameson, A. G.
Sieboth and w. E. Bayless of Oracle,
were visitors here over Sunday. They
were making tour around this sec
ton for a few days.
Captain Blackman, manager for
Warren paving in this state, came up
from the south part of the state on
Sunday to spend couple days here
looking over our paving.
Senator Capper's sister, Mrs. Geo.
Marshall Crawford, with Mrs. H. l..
Hall, both Of Topeka, Kans, motor
ing eastward, stopped here Sunday
to call upon Mrs. w. II. Van Fleet.
Mrs. Carl Mayhem came up from
Oak Greek lodge on Saturday to see
to the removal Of the last of the
Mayhem studio property from the
Hensing block to Oak Greek lodge.
E. S. ToeIle of the Arizona Native
Products company returned Sunday
evening from Greeley, where three
weeks ago he drove with his wife,
who remained to visit her parents.
Frank Moy, political writer on the
Phoenix Gazette, accompanied by his
wife and a woman friend, stopped
here on Monday on their way home
from Winslow, where Frank got a
new Buick Sedan.
Miss Jane Rider Of the state path
illogical laboratory. at Tucson, left
Friday after spending couple days
here examining water sources at Oak
Creek in company with DIR. Felix
Manning, county health officer.
Miss Grace Sparkes, the always
live-wire secretary of Prescott cham
Der of commerce, and her brother,
Jack Sparkes, were here for a short
time Tuesday, accompanied by Doc
Pardee, all on their way home from
the Hannigan Meadows celebration.
Mrs. j. w. Hutchison and two child
rem of Clovis, Calf, are spending a
few weeks at Walnut Canyon ranger
station with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Erickson. Mr.. Hutchison
will be here soon after the Fourth
on vacation and will take his family
back with him.
Mrs. Della Halsey and daughter
Della, former residents of Flagstaff,
returned last week from Superior,
where Miss Halsey has been teaching
during the past winter. She is at
tending the summer session of Teach
ers college after which she will return
to Superior for another year.
Mrs. Anna Carron of Emerson
school faculty, accompanied by her
daughters Olive and Carmen, left by
motor Tuesday for Santa Barbara,
where Mrs. Carron will attend teach
ers college summer school. Accom-
panying them was Margaret Nichols,
who will visit relatives in Los Angeles
during the summer.
Rev George Logic and Mrs. Logic
of Phoenix, were visitors in Flag
staff during the Christian Endeavor
state meeting here the past week.
Rev. Logic was pastor of the Pres
byterian church here quite. a good
many years ago.. Both have many
warm friends here who were delight
ed to see them again.
DIR. and Mrs. George Adamas and
son Stanley of East Troy, Wis, were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne S..
Shields Saturday and Sunday. DR..
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