The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22

Take advantage of Remnant Day
| Saturday at j. G. Penney's.
Henry, son of DIR. and Mrs. Henry
Norris Russell, was i'll this week with
flu.
j. 81 Hood of Cottonwood drove up
last week on business, returning home
the same day.
John Conrard returned Saturday
from the reservation where he spent
the past few months.
Why not build your own cottage at
Mormon Lake? For choice location,
see VIM. Beeson 7-22-tf
Frank Conrard returned last week
from Holbrook where he took his
welding outfit couple months ago.
Mrs. John M. Clark and sons, Vic
tor and Jackie, are now at Ocean
Park where they will spend the boys
vacation.
! Mrs. Bessie Thompson, assistant
postmaster at Cottonwood, is spend
ing her vacation at Pine Grove ranch
east of town.
Rev. Phil Ellsworth received word
| Saturday that the Union Theological
seminary had given him the degree
of doctor of divinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hemler and the
latter's sister, Miss Nancy Spry, of
Cottonwood were guests at the home
of their cousin, Ed Mulholland, last
week.
i DR.. Charles N. Ploussard received
word this week from DIR. w. A. Morri-
son, chief surgeon for the Santa Fe
railway, telling Of his appointment as
local railway surgeon for the Sante
| Fe.
Mrs. Charles E. Bigham, Miss
Pauline Bigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton
and Mrs. P. w. Longfellow picnicked
Sunday at Doyle Saddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Eden and son
! Donald are expected here the last of
this week from Kansas City to spend
a month with their daughter and sis
ter, Miss Lourene Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis arrived
on Wednesday from Phoenix to spend
a couple weeks in Flagstaff on vaca-
tion. Mr.. Lewis is connected with the
Phoenix Electric Light company.
Jack Moore, northern Arizona rep
resentative from Blake Moffitt &
Towne, paper wholesalers, came up
Tuesday from Phoenix for few days
vacation, during which he expects to
flirt with the little fish at our lakes.
/ Manager George G. Garfield of
Hotel Monte Vista announces that
there will be dancing twice a week
during the dinner hour, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Chick Wilson and his
three piece orchestra will furnish the
music
A letter arrived this week from
! George d. Keagle, who was injured
here two years ago in a logging
wreck, saying that he is now working
| in the coal mines at Benbush, W. Va.
He says that his leg still bothers him
but that he is much better.
Mrs. R. L. Willis of Phoenix, un-
derwent very serious abdominal OPP
Grafton last Friday evening at Mercy
hospital. After a pretty severe time
of it her condition yesterday was
fairly satisfactory. Her husband is
employed at Bender's restaurant
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mason of Cotton
wood, accompanied by Postmaster
Charles G. Stemmer and Miss Rena
Stemmer, drove up Sunday, being
! guests for the day of Mrs. Bessie
Thompson and Mrs. Frank G. Cur
tis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Bendorf Of Ala
media, Calif,s write that on July 18
they welcomed another baby daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bendorf is known to her
friends in Flagstaff as the former
Miss Madeline Brandt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Pessarra an
nounce with pride the arrival Monday
evening of a charming little heiress,
Ollie Louise. Mrs. Pessarra is visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. Ollie Norman.
Mr.. Pessarra is one of the successful
| farmers of the Anderson Pass district.
Sheriff j. O. Parsons, Deputy Sher-
iff Art Vandevier, City Marshal j.
r. Cooper, Night Marshal Claude Tao
| kit and Traffic officer Bob Mathie,
were in Prescott the first of the week
| as witnesses during sessions of the
federal court there. Dan Williams
was called there for jury duty.
| Miss Margaret Krantz of National
| City and Miss Pauline Gabriel of
Oceanside spent a week here visiting
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
August johnson. They left the last
of the week for home, accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Justine Johnson,
| who will visit them month or so.
Walter Lowe, who a decade or so
ago in his cowpuncher days threw a
wicked lariat, spent several days in
Flagstaff during the Indian reunion
and rodeo. Walter is now in charge
Of the horses at Foxboro Prep school.
He brought them to town and was in
charge of the school part of the pa
rade.
Miss H. Hamilton, professor Of mu-
sic at Smith college at Northampton,
Mass, arrived recently to be here the
remainder Of the summer. She is at
the home of Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
Mrs. G. Barney, professor of French
at the same institution, also recently
arrived and is staying at the same
place
| Mrs. Rosaline Clark received let
ter from her daughter-in-laW, Mrs.
John M. Clark, now in Los Angeles,
telling of the recent death of her
nerhew, Buddie Duffy aged IA in
Los Angeles, following an operation