The Coconino sun., 1927-09-23
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LOCAL BREVITIES
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Peerless bread. It's made with milk.
Charles Dubel left Monday to spend
the winter in Phoenix.
E. F. Schoeny of Seligman spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his
dentist.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, IS
N. Leroux.
Freel A school tablet given away
with every pair of school shoes bought
at Rabbits.
and children left Friday for a week 5
stay at st. Johns.
Mrs. Paul Keller returned Friday
from Phoenix, where she visited her
mother a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. ellsworth Of
Long Beach were recent visitors at
the Walter James home.
Mrs. F. Rindfleisch, night operator
at the telephone office, remained at
home several days this week ILL.,
School Superintendent H. w. Den
man of Ashfork and wife and son
spent Saturday here on business.
Mrs. J. F. Wolfe of the ]. G, Pen
ney clerking staff was away a few
days on account of severe cold.
Miss Gertrude Schnebley left Mon
day to spend the week at Welch with
her mother, who is teaching there.
Jimmie Johnston on Thursday
drove to Phoenix where he enrolled
the first Of the week at high school.
Miss Sarah Cogshall, school nurse,
spent some time last week under the
doctors care because of an attack OF
grippe.
R. H. Simpsons sister, Mrs. G. G.
Hoag, and husband and son of La
Canada, Calf, were here few days
recently.
Baxter Womack on Monday went to
Grand Canyon, returning next day, on
business for the Flagstaff Furniture
company.
A large school tablet will be given
away with every pair of school shoes
purchased this week and next at Bah
bits. Get yours now.
Miss Inez Barekman arrived Satur-
day from Modesto, where she stayed
when her parents moved here last
spring, to attend college.
preacher" H. d. Smith came in the
last of the week from Kayenta to at
tend the funeral of Miss Bertha Van
Zee, returning next day.
w. W Hinson on Monday went to
Glendale on account of his wife's i'll
ness. This summer he worked at Saw
ages shoe repairing shop.
Mrs Nettie O'Brien, telephone oper-
ator at the local telephone office, re-
Gently moved from South Beaver to
320 North Leroux street.
DR.. D. F. Harbridge was here q
couple days the first of the week
from Phoenix looking after optical
difficulties of his patients.
NJ. I. Powers arrived last Thursday
to see to the shipping of several
thousand lambs, expecting to return
the last of the week to Los Angeles.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mrs. E. A. Miller returned this
week from Oakland, where she re-
Gently went to enter her daughter,
Miss Catherine, in Mills school for
girls.
Hank Stuenkel came up Monday
with George Black from Oak Greek
to stay a short time. Hank is one Of
the oldest calf talliers left in the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wong June announce.
the birth of a daughter, August IS.
The little lady, who found five broth
ers and but one sister in this family,
was named Edith.
Mrs. Alberta Stringer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Black, John Thomas, and Cliff
ford Ward went to Phoenix the last of
the week to take in the circus, return
ing Sunday afternoon.
Professor E. c. Class, director of
the training school of Flagstaff
Teachers college, and Mrs. Glass re
turned Monday from a two weeks
auto tour to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Irish and Alex
Johnston on Friday drove to Phoenix.
Mrs. Irish stayed to visit Mrs. Nelson
Brayton at Miami but Jack and Alex
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles S. Bigham, Miss Paul
inc Bigham, Mrs P. w. Longfellow
and Miss Eunice Jones on Wednesday
went to Phoenix in the Bigham car to
spend the rest Of the week.
Leonard Fillerup, who attended col
lege last year and fingered one OF
the Suns linotypes during his spare
time, is now setting classified ads for
the Los Angeles Times, according to
word from his parents in Snowflake.
Mrs. Charles n Barekman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Broughton,
their daughter Mrs. Roy Broughton
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doo-
little, all Of ST. Louis, stopped off this
week for visit on the way to Cali
fornia.
George Hochderffer Jr., Mrs. S. l.
Richardson and her daughter Irby Mae
came in the first Of the week fron1a
Inscription House lodge, where they
conduct guest house. Mrs. Hoch-
derffer, who for two weeks had visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Frank McMahan,
and other relatives, accompanied
them on their return Thursday.