The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22

QcllCtOuS SUMMER uT1llkSs u
Matinees at p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
/ Silas and Miss Rebecca Van Zee on
Tuesday came in from Tuba City.
Ray Braihmsteadt returned Tues
day from a business trip to Prescott.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker of
Phoenix were Flagstaff callers yes
| terday.
w. Ross Denman of the City Drug
store, spent few days in Phoenix
on business this week.
Dick Nelson, member Of the Flag
staff Motor company, made a business
trip to Phoenix this week.
/ Mrs. Charles Phillips came Tues
! day night to spend the rest of the
week with her son, Forest Aver.
w. S. Beard and family left Tues
day by automobile to spend several
weeks on vacation in southern Cali
| fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Nordyke Of Will
liams were dinner guests at the E. A.
Miller home, the occasion being DR.,
Miller's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Fleck left the
last Of the week for Los Angeles af-
ter spending an enjoyable vacation
here with relatives and friends.
I O. K. Cook and family and Miss
Corrine Thiel of Humbolt are spend
ing week camping east of town and
visiting friends in Flagstaff.
DIR. Henry Robinson, accompanied
by Miss Estelle Brown and her guest
Miss Mabel Jones of Bakersfield, OBJ
Monday drove to Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Lena Douglass proprietor
Powder Puff Beauty Shop, made a
business trip to Phoenix over the
weekend and drove home handsome
Chrysler sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hochderffer
returned Sunday from New York city,
where they went early in the spring
to look after real estate and other
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Haight, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Grimmell, Miss Cath
crime Miller and Franklin Smith spent
the weekend at the III. E. Campbell
cottage in Oak Greek.
Mrs. Agnes Pouthie, Mrs. w. HI.
/ Power, Miss Mary Power and Jimmie
Johnston on Sunday drove to lower
Oak Greek by way Of Schnebly hill
and home up the canyon.
Miss Vera Bevinger arrive Monday
to visit two weeks with Mrs. Frances
| Priser. When she returns she will be
accompanied by Mrs. Priser's daugh-
ter, who will enter Sisters school,
Mrs. A. j. LeBarron left the hos
pital this week after spending few
days there conquering stubborn
case of combined tonsilitis and flu.
Mr.. LeBarron and other members alsc
had lighter attacks of flu.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hamilton arrived Thurs
day evening from Chicago to spend
the summer in Flagstaff with her
sister, Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin. Mrs.
Hamilton spent several summers here
and has many Flagstaff friends here,
Paul Morton. the first of the week
moved his household goods~to King
man where he will be at home until
ne decides just what to do in busi
ness. way, now that the Central Com
mercial company has been sold to
/ the Arizona Grocery company. #
Dr. Charles NJ Ploussard the first
of the week received his commission
as first lieutenant of the medical re-
serve corps, department of surgery of
the u. S. army. His commission came
from acting chief of staff, jerome G.
Harris, of the .103rd division of the
u. S. army reserve corps at Denver.
/ p. R. Campbell of Kingman is
spending two weeks vacation in Flag,
staff at the DIR. E. A. Miller home.
John York arrived from Phoenix to
join his mother, Mrs. Marie Louise
York, who has leased the Charles w.
Tsham home for the summer. Mr..
York and his mother on Monday drove
to Grand Canyon.
Miss Idabelle Mccain and her
brother, Gus Mccain of Somerton are
camping at Mormon Lake. Saturday
they had as guests Misses Helen
Runke, Mary Lamport and Avanard
Pennington, who camped with them
until Sunday night. Mr. and Miss
Mccain came to Flagstaff and are
guests at the Runke home.
F. w. Moore and wife arrived on
Thursday evening by motor from Los
Angeles and have moved into the c..
B. Wilson apartment, formerly occu-
pied by T. d. Jessuppe. Mr.. Moore
L Ld1llG W lame ONC1 tllC uAc1iielS ClriCtAD
of the Breen Drug store. He was here
for four months last summer while
G. S. Dingle was managing partner,
when he made many friends who will
be glad to learn that he is to be here
permanently.
Ralph Jacobs on Monday cut his
foot so badly with an axe that one
| toe had to be amputated. He was
chopping a tree while working near
Mormon Lake for Mr.. Young, forest
road superintendent, when his ak
slipped cutting his foot open and slic-
| ing off most Of the fourth toe on his
left foot He was brought to Mercy
hospital where DR.. Charles N. Plous-
sard performed the operation. He
will probably be allowed to navigate
with the use of crutches by next week.
r. H. Simpson, manager of the j.
C. Penney store, wife and sons re-
turned Friday evening from an over
land trip to Los Angeles and other
southern California cities. They Wis
tied Mr.. Simpsons sister at La Can
ada. This was Rays annual vacation
and was thoroughly enjoyed as such,
"A week of their stav was in company