The Coconino sun., 1927-11-11
The Pathway Of
Old Memories

("Who was Who" forty years
ago as recalled by brief items
printed in the Arizona Champion,
now the Coconino Sum-
40 Years Ago
4 E. M. Doe, attorney at law of the
firm of Stewart and Doe, leaves on
Thursdays train for the capital to at
tend district court.
Mrs. j. N. Berry is home from few
weeks visit with relatives in the east.
Henry Gorton, who sustained bad
injury about six weeks ago while. in
the employ of the Waters Cattle COM
pany, is able to be out on crutches.
j. B. Smith and All Grady are about
/ to dispose of their water rights in
Jack Smith spring to Los Angeles par
ties who will pipe the same into
town.
P. ]. Brannen, pioneer merchant,
will soon occupy the fine new stone
building nearing completion on San
4
Rev. FIR. Gebenosi will read mass
every Sunday morning at Hawkes.
hall.
G. C. Bruce sells his farm south of
town to VIM. Powell, we'll known Oak
Greek stock man.
D. F. Hart, one of the leading cattle
men of Oak Creek, was in town
| Tuesday.
John G.. Tinker arrives from st.
Louis on the Tuesday evening train.
Mrs. Geo. Hoxworth returns from
visit with relatives in the east.
| Mr.. Pratt is now surveying our
mountain town, under immediate SUI
pervision Of Mr.. Sedgwick of the
land department of the Atlantic and
Pacific railway company.
Parties from Los Angeles are here
and shipping large quantities of fine
sandstone from our quarries.
Two Cinnamon are arrested and
| fined for smoking opium, and taught
that they are now living in America.
J. r. Fitzpatrick is called to Pres
colt on court matters.
w. H. Ashurst, one of Flagstaff's
largest cattle owners, is in town from
his range.
Robert Bell, prominent sheep owner,
is home from visit to Los Angeles,
Calf.
20 Years Ago
Thomas Hall, the piano tuner from
Los Angeles, is in town.
J. A. Lamport leaves for Montana
to visit brother.
j. j. Thompson was here today
from his Oak Crek ranch. He says
the first frost of the season occurred
in the Verde Valley Monday night.
Mrs. j. E. Jones and son Willie leave
for Los Angeles for benefit of the
health of the latter, recently i'll with
appendicitis.
DIR. G. F. Manning returns from trip
to south part of the state looking after
his mining interests.
Mrs. M. Scarborough goes to visit
her daughters, Mrs. w. G. Lentz at
Phoenix, and Mrs. T. S. Bunch at SAT-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Talbot cele-
sary with a housewarming at their
new home two miles north or town.
Miss Alma Sutton, normal graduate
and teacher at Winslow, accepts po-
sition at Los Angeles.
Adam Molenpach kills a fine deer
this week.
Miss George Tomlinson is visiting
at her home in Tempe this week.
DR.. E. S. Miller leaves to attend the
pumpkin festival in Phoenix.
Mrs. c.. H. Schulz takes up resi-
dence for the winter IN Pasadena
where her daughter Cecil is attending
school.
John 10y was in town today look
ing for potato pickers to gather his
crop before snow flies. John has a
telephone at his ranch SO that appll-
cants can obtain full information.
Percival Lowell leaves for Boston
after spending nine months at Lowell
observatory studying the planet Mars.
DIR. Geo. p. Sampson reports pa
tients beginning to arrive at his sani-
| &n,.i,,,,n at WinslnW