The Coconino sun., 1927-07-15

b Mrs. Forest Aver left last week for
Lexington, KY. to be gone several
weeks.
See Beeson for all kinds of service
IN insurance and real estate. Masonic
building. 4-15-tf
Major w. w. Midgley and wife
made a short call at Clarkdale the
first of the week
Mrs. C. G.. Compton returned Satur-
day from two months visiting in
Utah and Colorado.
Mrs. Ethel Hunt Burns and her
daughter Grace are improving after
a siege of diphtheria.
Keith Warren, Indian trader at
Kayenta was a business visitor in
Flagstaff the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pendergast and
son Leo Of Pendergast are spending
their vacation in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs As. i. Williams, of
Mesa, parents Of Mrs. Billie LeBar-
ron, came Wednesday for a visit.
Mrs. p. E. Miller, sister of Mrs. Joe
Babbitt, and little daughter Of Pine
arrived recently to remain until
August.
Mrs. John Cook and sons John and
0AdltuC cIet q llAElCt HAIoo8 AlstlA VI IIdttd
Canyon, came this week to visit
friends.
Miss Rosa Bouton is leaving today
on her annual months vacation She
I will spend most Of it in Pomona with
relatives.
Strings and accessories for all or
music. Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop.
13 N. Leroux
William Friedlein is improving his
residence property on West Santa Fe
avenue by constructing sidewalks and
cutters.
It's not the price but quality that
counts. We have the richest ice cream
in town, all flauers, any quantity.
Griffs-Phone 224.
Joe Babbitt is spending most of this
/ week out of town. He returned We'd
nesday from Winslow and Holbrook
and left Thursday for Kingman.
/ There is no quarantine at Mormon
| Lake. There are no eases there Of
contagious diseases. This is to COR
rect erroneous reports in circulation.
Attorney Louis B. Whitney Of
Phoenix Saturday left Flagstaff for
home after spending some time at
Mercy hospital following his injury in
an auto accident
The condition of ]. T. Moore, re-
Gently injured when horse Knocked
| him down at the ranch of his son-in-
law, Milt Ferrel, in Doney Park, is
considerably improved.
| Dir Paul SoWley of New York ar
rived last week and was met here by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox whom he accom-
panied to Foxboro Prep ranch where
he is official physician.
| Mrs. George Cotton, her daughter,
Miss Harriette Cotton, and Miss Har-
riette Cotton, Mr.. Colton's aunt, yes
terday came from Grand Canyon to
take in the Indian celebration.
Friends received word Wednesday
/ from John Schwab that his wife had
been operated upon Monday at a
Huntington Park hospital and is rally
ing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs Sehwab left
here d few months ago and located in
San Diego.
s. Al. Richardson, who farmed the
Powers ranch west of town a couple
years ago, writes from Hardy, Ark,
that he. is running a tourist camp
and doing well. Also that he may
take run over here to see friends
next fall.
Alban Schuele of Chandler arrived.
last week and visited his sister, Mrs.
Joe Babbitt, a few days before going
to Mormon Lake to camp a few weeks
with Bill Peterson and Carl Knabe of
Mesa They came to town to attend
the celebration.
The next monthly meeting of the
Coconino county chapter, Arizona de-
partment, Reserve Officers associa-
tion Of the u S. will be held in the
office of Flagstaff Electric Light Co.
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
All reserves, national guard and reg
ular officers in the county are in
vited
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weaver and
daughter, Billie Nell, are leaving to-
day for Wickenburg after spending a
couple weeks vacation here. This
week they are guests at the Ed Bah
bitt home The first Of the week they
drove to Grand Canyon and We're
guests one night at the Buggeln ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. jack Parsons and
children and Mrs. Parsons father, j.
T. Burkhart of Lubbock, Texas, re-
turned yesterday after an enjoyable
vaaction motor tour to the coast.
They will leave in day or SO as
Jack has to get back in the saddle at
the ]. G. Penney store there Of which
he is manager.
Mrs. Luclla B. McGreevy Of Great
Bend, Kan, is spending the summer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. J.
Lindemann. She is an aunt Of the
latter and will be remembered by the
many friends made here on d former
visit accompanied by her daughter
Ethel who is now the wife of DR.. La
Mer Of Columbia university living at
Palisades, N. j.
Professor James FELTON, of Tempe,
on the summer college staff here, un-
avoidably ran into man Saturday
and injured him so that he required
treatment at Mercy hospital. While
FELTON, was driving near Riordan, a
drunken Mexican, who had been lying
in the ditch at the side Of the high
way, suddenly came to life, lurched
into the path of the car and was
knocked down. The fender hit him
on the hip and as he fell his mouth
was cut. Mr.. FELTON, brought him to
town.