The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Mrs. w. G.. Hendricks of McNary
and son left yesterday after visiting
another son at college.
Brooks Bottling Works for those
delicious summer drinks. If
Ike Wheeler Of Kingman is back
to the old home town for a few days
stay with old friends.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Clark and Miss
Berrlice Jones OF McNary were here
Sunday.
Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will give
You pep.
MI. and Mrs. J. L. shipp have
moved to the logging camp near
Mormon Lake for the summer.
Matinees at 3 p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
]. G. Brown came in yesterday from
the Gap Trading post to speAl the
weekend.
Hugh Anderson drove from Sun
shine Wednesday for a load of sup
plies.
Miss L. M. Fisher is cashier at the
Pay'n Takit grocery store. Lorraine
Leftley is one of the new clerks.
Hemstitching and picOting done at
10e per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Virginia, daughter OF. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Nichols is visiting Miss Viola
Freeman at Tuba City for month.
Mrs. Fred Jones and daughter left
Tuesday to visit her mother in Michi-
gan for several weeks.
Home made pies and cakes for sale
Saturday at the Milk Depot, North
San Francisco.
Al Hawkins, the veteran COW
handler of Williams, was in the city
yesterday.
r. D. Mitchell of Williams was q
business visitor in Flagstaff yester-
day.
See Beeson for all kinds of service
in insurance and real estate. Masonic
building. 4-15-tf
Mary Agnes Mullen of Phoenix is
/ here for month visiting her aunt
Mrs. j. E. Nichols, and Mrs. Dan
Hogan.
Read this months book, recon-
mended by the book-of- -the-month
clpb, Rabbits circulating library
Miss Sarah Sylvester of Santa
Barbara will stop off Sunday night to
visit Miss Lorraine Allen until Tues
day morning, enroute east.
Mark Finley, son Of Sam Finley
formerly Of Flagstaff and now of
| Phoenix, and a companion looked up
friends here on Monday.
Miss Marcia Slipher, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. " NJ. Slipher, who at
tended the Indiana state university,
will be home today for the summer.
Mrs. James Warnock and Mrs.
Eagar Jones Of Phoenix have taken
Mrs. H. G.. Lockett's summer home
north of town for the summer.
Mrs Donald Herring returned the
first of the week from Phoenix where
she was visiting Mrs. Eugene Burrus,
called by Mr. Herring's illness.
DR.. and Mrs. j. @. Robertson of
Oklahoma are guests at the Jack
MITCHELL home. Yesterday, ac-
companied by their hostess, they drove
to Grand Canyon.
Miss Catherine Henness and Miss
Elsie Austin of Tempe arrived this
week to spend the summer, as they
did last year. They had been teach
| ing at Gilbert.
Hoddy Stevens left yesterday for
the coast, driving for Mrs. A. Stuart
and daughter, Miss Sylvia, attending
college. The latter will return but
Hoddy plans to work on the coast this
summer.
Mrs. William Babbitt and sisters of
ST. Anthony's school returned
Wednesday evening from Grand Can
yon where they went the day before,
their return being delayed by muddy
roads.
Mrs. Arthur McDonnough of Pres
colt who has visited her mother, Mrs.
Gus Dillman, for some time is leaving
today for home Mrs. Dillman who
has been very i'll was able to sit up
for awhile yesterday.
F. T. McGonigle is still very much
under the weather at his home on
North Humphrey. He is having a
time with his heart which rebelled two
weeks ago when it protested against
| its owners overworking it.
Benjamin L. Vanderhoof arrived in
Flagstaff for the summer vacation
from McMinnville, Ore, where he is
attending Linfield college He is a
son of Rev. and Mrs. v. A. Wander
hoof
Mrs. Harvey Einhart passed
| through here Wednesday enroute from
the coast to visit her parents at Ros-
well, N. NJ Mr.. Einhart, who was
with the Flagstaff light company, and
Mrs. Einhart left here about year
ago.
Mrs. B. f. Churchill and daughters,
Fern and May and son, John "
Churchill, arrived in Flagstaff We'd
nesday from Redlands, Calf, to spend
the summer. Miss Fern has accepted
a position at the Teachers college and
John will enter as student.
]. T. Moore accompanied by his
wife, who went to Phoenix last week,
returned Monday after spending ten
weeks in st. Joseph's hospital where
he underwent a succession of delicate
operations. He was down town Mon
day when his friends told him how
fine he looked and he stated that he
felt just as great.
Andrew Keith, operated upon for
appendicitis a couple of weeks ago,
on Wednesday was discharged from
Mercy hospital. He returned to Mesa
Ranch summer school where he will
remain until next Friday when he will
leave for his home in Nashville, Tenn.
His parents who came when he was
taken i'll left Tuesday.