The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will give
you pep.
Miss Mavis Day spent the weekend
in Phoenix.
Miss Dorothy VanNess was
recent victim Of bad cold.
Myles Poison arrived this week to
be clerk at the Standard Oil company
office.
A baby girl arrived yesterday after
noon about one-thirty at the home OF
r. M. Black.
John Sheehan, Santa Fe tie inspec-
tor, spent a few days here recently
with his family.
George See spent yesterday in Oak
Greek looking into matters of inter-
est to local fishermen.
Mrs. Nettie Arm solicits your mar
ceiling and manicuring, at the Mat
thews Barber Shop. 5-6-4t
Mrs. Jack Peasants came in the
first of the week from Tuba City to
see her sister, Mrs. Lillian Robinette.
Rev. e. L. Freeland on Sunday
went to Phoenix to see his mother,
returning Tuesday morning.
Mrs Walter Dickinson came home
Monday from Chandler, where she
visited her grandmother for couple
months.
J. C. Reeves this week rented the
Eabbitt cottage at Humphrey and
Elm streets, he is working at Sykes
garage.
Circulating library in Rabbits Gift
Shop, the latest books, especially
those recommended by the book-a-
rnonth club.
Next Thursday night there win be
two shows at the Orpheum, at seven
and at nine, the picture being Just
Another Blonde"
Mrs. Claire G.. Knox, proprietor of
the Ideal hotel, Flagstaff, and the
Drake hotel, Gallup, is spending the
week at the latter hostelry.
Cecil Walters, operator at the
Orpheum theatre, returned yesterday
from Tucson, where he went on va
cation and to visit his children.
p. J. Moran returned Wednesday
evening after spending the fore part
OF the week on business for BabbItt
Brothers in the Verde Valley cities,
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone l65 or
PSI.
Joe Young, who recently finished
course in a barber school in Phoe-
nix, will next week go to Winslow
and enter the barber shop of his
father, w. S. Young.
Mrs. Earl Patterson arrived this
week from Winslow to play the piano
III the Orpheum orchestra. During
the absence of Ernest Coulter on va
cation, she is assisting in the Arizona
Central bank.
Mrs. Guy Sykes is clerking in
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop
while Mrs. Gassman is away.
Richard Griffith was due home last
night from Los Angeles where he
went 10 days ago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Archer and
children of Glendale arrived Friday
night and rented the Charlie Isham
cottage for the summer. Mr.. Archer
left Sunday night for home, expecting
to spend the week-ends here with
his family.
Miss Naomi Dinsmore, college third
grade critic teacher, Misses Emma
Gardner, Ruth Switzer and Avenell
Irwin, yesterday took the training
school third graders on a geography
tour, paying an extended and inter-
ested call at The Sun office enroute.
Frank Gyberg figured in an auto
collision one day this week. He was
drifting slowly across the street in
front of Hotel Monte Vista when
john Butler, missionary from Tuba
City, came down the hill at a brisk
clin and ran into Mr.. Gyberg's car,
mashing a fender and doing various
minor injuries. Frank said that if
he'd been looking he could have
avoided the damage to his car, which
Mr.. Butler offered to pay for.