The Coconino sun., 1927-03-11

| Miss Alice Beeson is on the sick
| list this week.
For st. Patrick's Day novelties call
| at Brooks Store.
We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
J. H. Thompson is now driving the
Toggery zebra for Alex Johnston.
Mrs. Herman Krauch went to Phoe-
nix last week to be gone couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Frank c. Curtis is in Cotton
wood visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Stemmer.
Bin Mahoney, head of the Santa
Fe secret service, was a Flagstaff
visitor yesterday.
e. e. Pollock returned Monday eve
Fning from Pasadena, where he visited
his family for week.
| Ruth, the little daughter of Rev.
| and Mrs. H. F. Softly, was sent home
| i'll from school yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hamilton
and Miss Margaret Stewart drove to
Grand Falls Wednesday afternoon.
Lou Wesley is expected home this
week from Phoenix, where he has been
hibernating for the past two months
Jack LeBarron has been in a Phoe-
nix hospital for two weeks in prepara-
tion for an operation for appendi-
citis.
DIR. William Halsey Of Cincinnati
! has taken one of the Potts apart
ments, having decided to remain here
for some time.
Es,,<<14 AHo1slrlo Nf 41a 1oooJ fr<xocsf of
flee, accompanied by James S. Mullen
from the district office, spent Tues
day in the field.
Ray Babbitt left Monday for Holly
wood on receipt of a telegram from
his wife stating that his little sons
had the measles.
Miss Cora Houghton, who recently
completed her school term at Anita,
has accepted the position of book
keeper at Webber Bros. garage.
Dan Francis made brief stay here
/ the first of the week. He inspected
his sheep ranges nearby to see of the
copious storms had reached them.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kelso and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Kegans, who were living
4 in Highland Park, have rented cot
tages on Milton road from William
Beeson.
Neil Berteling, who helps Harri-
son Conrad with his western stories,
was expected back this week from the
east, where he visited his folks since
| last fall.
The regular meeting of the Amer
| lean Legion Auxiliary will be held at
the home of Mrs. Frank Compton, Al
Grand Canyon avenue, next Thurs
| day afternoon.
Harry Olds has rented the Lewis
Benedict house at the west end OF
Railroad avenue, which will be va
] Gated Sunday when Mrs. John Schwah
leaves for San Diego.
/ w. A. Webber and his brother, w.
lP Webber and the latter's wife got
home Wednesday evening after a two
weeks tour to Phoenix and Silver
| City by way of Roosevelt dam.
Francis Decker got home Wednes-
day night after an absence of two
weeks at Cloudcroft, N. NJ, where
he was doing special work for Coop
! per & Otey, logging contractors.
Arthur Riordan of the First Ma
| tional bank expects to leave soon or
his vacation He will go to St
Mary's, Kan, to join his wife and
child who have been there for q
month. They will return together.
William Peck, who was dangerously
ill of pneumonia at Mercy hospital
| had sufficiently improved. to be dis
charged the first of the week. His
parents drove up from Wickenburg
| for him.
William Trnkki who had been third
trick operator here at the Sante Fe
station for the past few years, has
been promoted to the agency at May
er. His successor is w. C. Bassett
of Glendale.
| Eleanor, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prochnow, had
"a close call Sunday from stomach
trouble that appeared to be caused by
food which acted as a poison. She
was resting easily yesterday when it
was expected she would leave Mercy
hospital for home.
Marie, the daughter of Mrs. Frank
Balensifer, was the special guests at
the Softley home Wednesday after
noon when Ruth Softley entertained
these little friends for her: Lois
Brantingham, Helen Miller, Helen
Metz. Margaret Pearson, Jean Rich
ai.dson, Rachel and Joan Softley.
The Altar society met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grow
Ell Hutson. Plans for the June ba-
zalar were discussed. Mrs. Hutson
will have charge of the st. Patrick's
day card party in the afternoon at st.
Anthony's hail. Others on the COM
mittee: Mrs. A. j. Evers, Mrs. S. r..
Merritt, Mrs. III. L. Albers and Mrs.
William Babbitt.