The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

Mrs. Warren Perkins was up We'd
nesday after an attack of influenza.
Laundered and unlaundered flour
sacks at the Peerless bakery, 8 N.
Beaver
Harry Shill Of the Williams school
faculty made business trip here last
Saturday.
r. D. Smith arrived Saturday from
the coast to assist the chef at Hotel
Monte Vista.
am showing the latest models in
the well known Spirella goods. Mrs.
Arthur Vandevier.
Mrs. Al Kinsey was taken i'll the
last Of last week with influenza, but
is somewhat better.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
George Marine returned Thursday
evening from Albuquerque where he
underwent an appendix operation.
G. III. McBurney, manager Rabbits
drygoods and mems departments, was
back on the job Monday after a turn
at the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Forsyth and
SON Robbie returned Sunday from a
two weeks vacation trip overland to
the coast.
Attorney C. B. Wilson came home
from Holbrook to spend Sunday with
his family, returning next day on
legal matters.
Mrs. Charles Grolich of Cosnino re-
turned Thursday evening from the
coast where she spent her three
weeks school vacation.
Charles Lehr, mainstay of the Will
son a Coffin plumbing force, re-
mained at home all last week while he
had tussle with the flu.
Deputy Sheriff Durward Mckinney
and George F. Mccormick drove to
Lees Ferry last Friday on a business
trip and returned the next day.
Mrs. Charles Cofer and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Elmer Hart, are expect
ed home today from Portland, Oregon
where they went two weeks ago.
Mrs. E. E. Campbell of Doney Park
is staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Victor Slayton, and assisting in the
care of the baby who has pneumonia.
H. o. Bjerg, formerly of Rabbits,
left Friday for Phoenix to join his
wife, who has been in the state
auditors office since the first of the
year.
Miss Nettie Nickel, who was i'll
from flu and who visited in Prescott,
returned to her place at the local
switchboard on Tuesday after a
months absence.
Warren Perkins came from Will
Jams yesterday for the weekend a
day or so early so as to attend the
father-son banquet last night at the
Federated church.
Carl Mayhew returned the last of
last week from Whipple Barracks,
where he had been for few days,
and on Sunday went to Oak Creek to
spend the week with his family.
Cheerful word comes from Los An
geles that Miss Mary Costigan, who is
there recuperating from the flu, inn
proved as soon as she reached there
and is well on the road to recovery.
r. B. Verfurth, Flagstaff manager
of the Standard Oil company, has
rented the p. H. Nelson house on
North Humphrey street and expects
to take possession the first of the
month.
c. f. Smith, sub station superin-
tendent for the Standard Oil company
was here day last week, going on to
.Winslpw> and. stating that he would
look in here again Oh his way back to
Phoenix
Miss Lorraine Allen, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company
and Mrs: Carolyn Smith, college bust
ness secretary, left Saturday in Mrs.
Smiths car for months vacation on
the coast.
Miss Francis Sharpe, who had been
in Phoenix recuperating from
pneumonia for several months, re-
turned to Williams the last Of the
week and assumed her place in the
school room.
Mrs. George Negray, who has been
i'll with influenza for the past two
weeks, is able to be up little while
every day. Her mother, Mrs. Chris
tian, came Saturday from Chicago to
be with her.
William Karr, Union oil agent at
Williams, was in Flagstaff Friday
visiting B. A. Cameron. The Union
Oil company will commence the con-
struction of plant at Williams as
soon as the weather permits.
Mrs. G.. A. Greenlaw Of this city
and daughter, Mrs. w. d. Draine of
Casa Grande, whom Mrs. Greenlaw
had been visiting, left there last week
to motor to McAllen, Texas, to visit
Mrs. Dewey Webber, another daugh-
ter of Mrs. Greenlaw.
Z. E. Pollock returned Friday from
Pasadena where he went the week
before with his family, whom he left
there for longer visit. He made a
flying trip to Winslow on Saturday
and on Sunday left for Phoenix and
other southern points for two weeks.
Frank Brooks received word the
first of the week of the death in San
Francisco of Phil J. Wagner, well
known member of the. John Mulhern
Machinery company, who has trav-
eled through this part of the country
for many years and had many friends
along the route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Power and lit
tie daughter Margaret Rose arrived
at dawn Saturday as surprise for
Testers mother, Mrs. W. II. Power,
and sister, Miss Mary. They left
Monday morninf for the return drive.
Lester is in the government service
at Casa Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Tackitt and