The Coconino sun., 1927-10-07
LOCAL BREVITIES

Peerless bread. It's made with milk.
Dan Alice was here the first of the
week from Grand Canyon.
E. A. Sawyer, well-known Winslow
sheepman, was in town Monday.
The Misses Jean and Harriette Ash
land are living at the J. c. Pierce
apartment.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, 13
n. LerouK.
Free! A school tablet given away
with every pair of school shoes bought
at Rabbits.
Walter Stevenson and Charles Ul-
rich left the first of the week to hunt
in the Kaibab forest.
Charlie McNapp, blacksmith at Lou
Wesley's shop at the J. G.. Pierce ga
rage, is on the sick list this week.
"Pop" Stacey, the veteran life IN
sl1rance man of Phoenix, and his son
Clarence were in the city this week.
C. L. Stevenson, chief clerk in the
state auditors office, was in Flag
staff this week OH official business.
J. B. Blevins, logging superinten-
dent for the Cady Lumber corporation
went to Albuquerque this week on
business.
New owners of Chrysler cars, as
reported by ]. c. Pierce, local agent,
are William Thomason, James Lepple
and w. A. Baker.
The Charlie Isham cottage will be
occupied this winter by the Misses
Clara and Annette Turngren of the
city school faculty.
Call at the ]. G.. Penney store Tor
your ticket to their Fall Style Show at
the Orpheum theater, Tuesday, DC
tober II, at 800 p. m.
Mrs. J. @. Thomas is teaching at
Emerson school this week, substl-
tuting for Miss Lucille Haeger, abb
sent on account of a bad cold.
D. B. Willard arrived recently from
Phoenix to be bookkeeper for the Arl-
zona grocery company. His family
will be here in a couple weeks.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Marshall Weidner, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes Weidner, returned Satur-
day night from Tucson and enrolled
this week at Flagstaff Teachers
college. :,
]. P. Martin, district engineer of
the inter-mountain district of the
forest service, is here from head
quarters at Albuquerque on his way
to Ogden.
A large school tablet will be given
away with every pair of school shoes
purchased this week and next at Bah
hits. Get yours while the limited
supply lasts.
Quincy Randles, here from the dis
trict office for the past two weeks on
inspection duty in the forest service,
Yesterday went to Williams to inspect
the Tusayan forest.
R. f. Nelson and wife and daughter
on Wednesday went to Phoenix where
the little girl underwent tonsll OPP
Grafton and they visited friends. Iney
returned last night.
Lou Wesley is planning to migrate
soon to the southern part of the state
where he hibernates each winter. He
expects first to go out into the woods
for his buck and turkeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Ashford OF
Denver stopped in Flagstaff on their
way to the coast for few days, VISIT
with their daughter, Mrs. O. G. Hurt.
Yesterday they went to Grand Canyon
Lon Moore, formerly ranch own
err near Bellemont, now resident OF
Los Angeles, has been visiting old
friends here this week. He was on
his way west from Kansas City, his
former home.
P. H. Harley, chief clerk at the
forest office, and wife and children
will be home the last of the week
from Washington, D. c., where Mr..
Harley was called for detail duty IN
the head office two months ago.
r. T. Brown and son Orville left |
Yesterday with their sheep for their
winter range at Congress Junction
The latter's wife and children who
lived at the headquarters ranch at
Marshall Lake this summer left also
to spend the winter in Phoenix.
Er. and Mrs. JOS j. Waldhaus and
two sons left early Tuesday morning I
by motor for Wichita, -Kans., to visit
Mrs. Waldhaus' parents. Joe will be
there week or 10 days, returning
home by train, leaving the car there
for his wife, who will make longer
visit.
Many hunters from various parts OF
the state are in the Kaibab this week,
including two young women, travelling
alone. Yesterday two young ladies,
Miss Frances Hull of Jerome and Miss
Maybelle Mars of Los Angeles, stop
ped here, inquiring the way to the
Kaibab after deer.
Earl (named that because he's al
WAYS so early on the iob) Brewster
(the surname the result of selling so
many million dollars worth of gaso-
line and reminding his parents of
Rrewster's millions) was up from
Phoenix this week accompanied by w.
A. Brown of Los Angeles, personnel
chief for the Union Oil company.
They are visiting all the Union Oil
stations in Earl's state jurisdiction. /