The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10

MatlneeS at p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Bob Riordan made quick trip
Wednesday to Prescott and back.
S. Mier recently bought Dodge
touring car through Weber Bros.
Beautiful new midsummer hats are
arriving every few days at Mrs.
Mertz' shop.
George Harris arrived recently
from Washington, d. c., to clerk in
Babbitt's shoe department.
Mrs. William Pace and mother, Mrs.
Mary Hart, are leaving this week for
a months visit in Oklahoma.
Orders taken for Vassar candy,
with framed notices attached at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop
Columbia shades and Bogemaco
curtain rods make any window look
its best. Sold exclusively at Rabbits.
Still doing business and expect to
continue at the same location,
Johnston's Toggery, 8 N. San Fran
cisco.
Doc Williams is assisted in taking
care of his rush work in his harness
shop by Mrs. Williams and Double
Detloff.
G. A. Pearson, director southwest
experiment station Saturday moved
his family from the Wilson apartment
to their summer home at Fort Valley.
Tom Brown had a letter from his
wife in Phoenix saying that the warm
spell had turned her thoughts to Flag
staff and that she would probably be
here soon.
Grant Shaw who left here several
years ago is back from Oklahoma and
will stay this time He is brother
in-law of Moqui Travis.
Lowell observatory will be open
Saturday evening, June IL, between
the hours of 7:45 and 9:30 and the
public can observe through the large
telescope.
S. l. Richardson, manager, of In
scription House inn, last week drove
back to the reservation with his
family in new Dodge sedan, received
through Weber Brothers.
Don Gilchrist, head Of the state
predatory animal control, stepped
mere for a short time Monday on his
way back to Phoenix after a couple
weeks in this part of the state.
Mrs. G. ID. Richardson and little son
are in Phoenix. The little boy was
operated upon Saturday and again
Wednesday to relieve gland trouble
which developed after an attack of
flu.
ReCNnt additions to Doc Williams
orchestra are Jim Reynolds, who came
from the state university to attend
college this summer, who viii play the
trombone and Florence Gallardo,
banjo.
Cleon Etter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Etter, writes from various parts
of Canada Of his interesting work
with tree expert company. When
last heard from he was working near
Montreal.
Mrs. Lorna C. Jessup will have as
her guests for a few weeks hdr mother
in-law, Mrs. r. w. Jessup, and little
granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth Price,
who will arrive tomorrow from PIED
mont, Calf
City Engineer Frank Goodman this
week directed the placing Of iron
gratings over the down town cutters
next the street intersections as a
be crowded into them
J. P. McVey viii leave about the
middle of the month for Palo Alto to
attend Stanford university during the
summer. He viii drive over IN a new
Dodge sedan which he recently pur-
chased from Webber Bros.
William Beeson has moved his real
estate and insurance office from Az
torney Frank Harrison's office to a
room in the north front of Masonic
temple. His daughter, Miss Alice
Beeson, is his stenographer.
You will miss a treat if you do not
try Eline's pound and pound and a
half boxed candy; at n cents d
pound for short time only at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Mrs. r. j. Cravey Of Long Valley,
who received treatment at Mercy hos
pital last week for several days for
injuries received when thrown over q
cliff when her horse stumbled, lett
for her home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Williams ar
rived recently to be here again this
summer. as Mr.. Williams is again
employed by the bureau Of public
roads. They have taken the George
Bailey house in the northwest part Of
town.
G. v. Carr arrived last night from
Phoenix to be night clerk at Hotel
Monte Vista. He comes highly re-
commended from the Stanley Hotels
Of Estes Park where he gained most
of his experience, and from the Ari-
zona hotel, Phoenix, where he was
last.
New Bucks about town recently
purchased from the Pilkington Motor
company belong to the following: D.
Al. Headrick, coach; Henry L. Albers.
sedan; VIII. Switzer. brougham; A. J.
Evers, sedan; d. K. Barnes. coupe;
L. r. Elmore. coach; A. G. Williams.
brougham.
Mrs. A. A. Johnston and son Ted
die on Saturday went to Oak Greek
where they are spending the week.
They will probably be home tomorrow.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell was up from
her Oak Creek cottage for a short
stay the middle of the week.
J. w. Etter expected his mother.
Mrs. E. M. Etter. to come this week
from Phoenix where she spent the
winter and remain all summer Her
daughter, Mrs. Jess Kleck and hus-