The Coconino sun., 1927-01-07
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J. w. Lowery, manager of the To-
cal Pay N Takit store, made a bust
ness trip to Holbrook last week.
DR.. E. S. Flett returned the first
of the week from Los Angeles, where
he went before Christmas to visit his
mother.
Mrs. Grover Hutson was pretty i'll
with flu for several days the first of
the week.
T. Al, Stah1, Santa Fe agent, made
business trip to Winslow the last
of this week
Attorney jimmie Babbitt left Tues
day for home in Los Angeles after
spending the holidays here with rela-s
tives.
Miss Mary Costigan suffered with
week, though she is improving at
present.
S Arthur Beasley left Monday to
drive to Phoenix where he will be
busy with his ranching interests for
few weeks.
G. A. Redd left Tuesday for his
home on the coast, after completing
his work of tile setting on the Hotel
nOftG NlSbd.
Miss Alice Moorman returned
Sunday, after being with her mother,
Mrs. Eugene Fernette at Humbolt
during the holidays.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ormond return
ed on Tuesday after an absence of
month on vacation among familiar
scenes in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Miss Edith Stewart of Pasadena
left Saturday evening for home after
spending the holidays here with Mrs.
1 T. A. Stahl and Mrs. p. III. Nelson.
/ A dollar saved is a dollar earned
and there are many dollars to- be
/ saved by every man in the special
sale now on at Sid Gassman's Mems
Shop.
Miss Gertrude Schnebly returned
from ST. Johns, where she was with
her mother during the holidays for
the opening of college on Monday
morning.
Lester Fleck was here for couple
days from Los Angeles, where he is
in the real estate business, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Fieck and
brother, Walter.
Raymond, 10 months old son of Mrs.
Mamie Williams held the lucky num-
Der when Nackard's New York store
gave away Ford touring car on
| New Years day.
Mrs. John Verkamp and daughter
1 Jannette returned the first of the
week from Phoenix where they went
a week ago to have dental work done
for the latter.
Joe Rickel was very i'll the first
of the week with flu, which showed
a strong inclination to turn in pneu-
mona, but he is now safely on the
road to recovery.
C. J. Babbitt, Paul Babbitt and Ray
Babbitt returned Tuesday from the
coast where they spent the holiday
season with the G. j. Babbitt and Ray
Babbitt families.
Rev. and Mrs. v. A. Vanderhoof
are getting out again after quite a
severe attack of flue or something of
| that nature which kept them in for
nearly two weeks.
/ Robert Waldraven returned Mon
day evening from Los Angeles where
he had a fine time with his folks dur
ing the past two weeks. He has a
4 room at the Monte Vista
ternoon by train for Clarkdale whence
she will travel overland up Oak Creek
| to her school. She spent the holiday
4 intermission here with her family
Joe Hanley stopped off while
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Hanley, and brothers and sister,
enroute to Williams where the Santa
Fe transferred him for short term.
Rob Taylor left Saturday morning
for Ashfork, where pal of his who
had spent his vacation in Kingman
/ met him with his car and they went
overland to Tucson to resume uni
versity work.
Mrs. Tommy Long, secretary to
1 Clark Granting, hotel construction
chief, the first of the week opened
the books for Hotel Monte Vista and
after Mr.. Granting leaves will be
| hotel bookkeeper.
Ed Purcell of the Evans school for
/ boys staff, who had been visiting at
the M. J. Riordan home for week or
SO, left Tuesday morning to return to
Tucson where the school maintains
winter headquarters.
Paul Babbitt succeeds Roy Potter
as bookkeeper for the Flagstaff Live
1 Stock Loan company. His assistant is
George Babbitt Mr.. Potter has left
this organization to take over the
management of the Hart Cattle Go.
/ w. M. Buchanan, Chevrolet factory
representative with headquarters at
Prescott had the honor of being the
first person to take room, number
404, at the new Hotel Monte Vista,
when here on few days business
trip.
Mrs. M. A. Hutson of Phoenix ac-
companied by her grandchildren,
Mary Louise and Jimmie Hutson, who
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Hutson over the holidays left
Saturday for Phoenix where the child
ren attend parochial school.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwab LETT
| Monday afternoon in their car for a
two weeks trip in search of a new lo-
cation. Mr.. Schwab has business mat
tiers to attend to in Phoenix and sew
eral cities in California. They will
drop over the border at Tia Juana
| then go to Los Angeles, returning
home from there.
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