The Coconino sun., 1927-09-30
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Winslow Sunday to give an address.
P. ]. Moran, Rabbits credit mana
ger, spent Monday and Tuesday in
Prescott on business.
Mrs. Alfred r. Smith returned Tues
day after visiting her sister in Long
mont, Colo, for two months.
R. A. Nickerson, general manager
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber CO., was
up from Williams on Tuesday.
| Alfred Skeels, former supervisor
and prominent Williams business man,
was a visitor in Flagstaff yesterday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Gold and children who
spent the summer at their Oak Greek
cottage returned to town for the win
| ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Webber re-
turned Tuesday night from several
days in Phoenix with friends and rela-
tives.
Charles P. Heisser of Phoenix was
in town this week visiting his son
Ralph, who is here visiting Freddie
Collins.
| Gene Campbell and family of Ash
fork spent few days here the first
of the week with the w. H. SWitzer
| family.
E. S. Toelle, head of the Arizona
Native Products company, has rented
the William Rudd home on West Birch
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mack returned
the first of the week from vacation
auto trip to Colorado and visit with
relatives.
Mrs. M. G. Fronske and sons, Jack
and Robert, left Tuesday evening for
Phoenix to spend few days visit
ing friends.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals -Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Wis
ia Gift Shop.
Pete Elms, manager of Rabbits
hardware department left this week
for Dallas, Tex, on receipt of word
that his father is very i'll.
Ellsworth Nichols is coming in the
last of this week from Cow Springs
trading post, where he worked dur
ing vacation, to attend high school.
Joe Moritz is i'll from typhoid fever
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. jose
phine Buck He took sick about a
week ago but is getting along nicely.
C. K. Cooperrider, range examiner
eonected with the Fort Valley expert
ment station, left yesterday for Ohio
to bring his wife and two children
here.
Now is the time to give us your
engraved personal Christmas cards;
we have two beautiful lines to choose
from, Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Herman Krauch and Bert Lexon of
the forest experiment station will
leave this weekend to look over SAM
pie plots in various parts Of New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess r. Smith spent
day here this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Babbitt, en- route from
their winter home at Scottsdale. to
Grand Canyon.
T. A. Story of Grand Canyon and
his nephew, James Shirley, came Sat
urday. James remained to enroll at
Flagstaff Teachers college for his
senior high school year.
FIR. Romeo received letter from
Rev. FIR. Edward Albouy that he will
probably be home about the middle
of October. Rev Albouy is visiting
his aged parents in France.
Mrs. Frank Sheehan and sister
Mrs. I. w. Tuley of Holbrook visited
friends in Flagstaff for few hours
Monday on their way to Phoenix to
visit a sister, Mrs P. H. Kramer.
Mrs. Ira Dougherty and daughter
Harriette returned Tuesday from
several months visit with her month
er in Kansas City They will reside
in one of c.. B. Wilson's houses.
Everett Mercer left last night for
Holbrook where he will represent the
Yuma chamber of commerce at the
meeting of the Northern Arizona as
sociation of Chambers of Commerce.
w. R. Chaplaine, who has been at
the forest experiment station for the
past two weeks looking over various
experiments, especially those connec-
ted with grazing, left for Albuquer-
que Wednesday night.
Fred Browning returned Tuesday
evening from Galesburg, H., where he
spent his annual leave from the Ari-
zona Central bank with his wife and
daughter visiting there. Mrs. Brown
ing and daughter will return later.
/. B. Koch left Tuesday night in his
car for Santa Barbara, Calf, ac-
companied by his son, Bob Koch, who
came up on Tuesday from Phoenix.
The former will stay at Santa Bar
bara for couple weeks taking sort
of vacation rest.
Tommy Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Brown, and the only case
of infantile paralysis in Flagstaff is
recovering rapidly. He was allowed
on Wednesday to walk about in his
room and keeps everybody busy cater
ing to his Unsuitable appetite.
Miss Mary Costigan, proprietor OF
the Orpheum theater, returned on
Wednesday evening from Los Ange-
les, where she went ten days ago, to
put her nephew Bill in school and to
look after her interests in the movie
world
Miss Virginia Phelan arrived Mon
day from San Diego where she was
nurse in hospital all summer. She
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
T. Phelan, until last night, when she
left for Phoenix where she will be in
Mercy hospital.
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