The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parsons are driv.
ing new Erskine coupe.
Joe Young and parents came from
Winslow to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Joe.
Miss Agnes G. Lynch is leaving to.
day for Laguna, N NJ to spend the
summer with her father.
George T. Harrington on Wednes.
day went to Holbrook to spend q
/ couple of days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Devaney on Sun
day drove to their parents ranch neal
| Prescott to spend Monday.
Miss Carrie Snuff of Phoenix spent
the weekend here with her sister
Mrs. E. c. Mills, and family.
Step in and let us show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
A clubhouse electric toasted sand
patronage.-Griff's Phone 224
Floyd Miller and Stanley Blanchard
biologists, left the first of the week
for the southern part of the state.
G. NJ. Archer drove from Glendale
to spend the weekend with his wife
and children, here for the summer.
Olived Allsup, proprietor of Lake
Mary Lodge, this week bought from
Wilson & Coffin a Kohler light plant.
Carl Schwafz has moved from the
Metz apartment to the Stahl duplex
from which E. S. Toelle recently
moved.
Mrs. Mary Lynch returned the
first of the week from the coast,
where she visited her daughter for
i several weeks.
Miss Mary Moorman is leaving to-
night for Santa Fe to attend the
alumni reunion of graduates of
Loretto academy.
Dick Nelson recently sold Chevro-
lets: Asa Coudell, roadster; Bill
Ryan, imperial landeau sedan; Elicio
Frias, coach; and Wilbur Petit, cabrio-
| let.
Mrs Frank Richmond writes from
Berger, Tex, where she and Frank
went last fall with the oil boom, that
they hope to visit in Flagstaff this
summer
Walter Dickinson this week moved
from the Walter Durham house in
which he had just nicely settled to the
newly fixed up Charlie Murray place
on South Beaver.
E. c. Mills is fixing over his home
on West Elm street, moving parti-
ton here and putting door there and
spreading paper and paint all over
the house.
Miss Dorothy Ford left last night
for Phoenix. She will return next
week accompanied by her mother who
viii be with her while Miss Ford at
tends summer school at college.
L. NJ Clark on Sunday drove from
McNary, returning next day accom-
panied by his wife, who had been here
for several weeks. They drove back
in new commander Studebaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wellington
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Shellman on Sunday motored
through Oak Greek to Cornville to
call upon Mrs. Shellnan's parents.
Mrs. Harold Lockhart left last week
for the east Her husband, who was
science instructor at high school, will
leave today to join her Mr.. Lockhart
has accepted position in the east
for the next year.
Harold Hackett, his sister, Mrs.
Laura Sharver, his wife and friend
stopped in Flagstaff Sunday to see
friends on their return to Huntington
Park, Calf, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Hackett in Phoenix.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ o.. Dumas and
children drove up Saturday from
Clemenceau to visit Mrs. Dumas.
mother, Mrs. John Francis, and sister,
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh. They spent
most of the time on the golf links.
They returned Monday night.
The Flagstaff branch of the Citi-
zens Building and Loan association
keeps your savings in Flagstaff, loans
them to local people to buy and build
homes, is under management of local
business and professional men. Place
applications for savings certificate
with VIM. Beeson or p. G. Claypool,
Field Agent, cooperating. 4-15-3t
Mrs. H. c. Metz is leaving today
for Santa Fe to attend graduation
exercises, her son Ed completing his
course at st. MichaelHs academy and
Miss Catherine finishing at Loretto
academy. Jack Metz, who also at
tends st. Michaels, will return with
his family. Mrs. Metz will occupy her
home on West Cherry
City Marshall ]. r. Cooper and wife
have as guests the latter's mother,
Mrs. Ida Schoolcraft of Sacramento,
and her nephew, Emory Schoolcraft
Jr. Of Stockton, Calf. They are stop
ping few days on their way to visit /
Mrs Schoolcraft's son at Houston,
Tex, for six weeks after which they
will return for long visit here.
Austin Brown is noted for the
length of his stride but it was on
Monday for the first time that he
gained distinction for the height of
said steps. When quizzed as to the
why for the new pedal accomplish
ment he ioyousiy told Of the charming
little girl who arrived on Memorial
day, to bless his home. The little lady |
who was named Wilmagene arrived
at Mercy hospital. Little brother
Bill refused to part with her to inn
perfume friends Of the family, "Nuh
Huh, She's too NICE"