The Coconino sun., 1927-06-24

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city or country home, call ON us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
David Babbitt Sr and daughter Miss
Gertrude Babbitt, returned last week
from Los Angeles.
A clubhouse electric toasted sand.
patronage.-Griff's. Phone 224
John Verkamp and family on Sun
day went to Oak Greek to spend a
month at the Harlow Yaegar cottage
H. " Watson, head of the Arizona
Live Stock Loan company, left Sun
day for Phoenix and Los Angeles for
a week.
Mrs. George Babbitt and sons,
George and Bert, returned last week
from Los Angeles, where they spent
several months.
Miss Anne E. McCune arrived Sat
urday from Phoenix. She is staying
with Mrs. Ole Solberg and attending
summer school.
Mrs. Hubert Hill and children of
Morenci are here visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ormond,
for the summer.
Miss Ruth Dotson left Sunday for
Los Angeles to attend summer ses-
sions at the University of California,
southern branch.
Mrs. Frank Harrison, accompanied
by Sherman Schwarz, left in her new
car Saturday for Los Angeles to at
tend summer school.
A. H. Chilson arrived Thursday eve-
ming from Merced, Calf, to spend
most of the summer here with his
daughter, Mrs. Grover Jones.
George Becker, here for the lun-
bermen's club convention, left Satur-
day for Prescott to join his wife and
family, going with them to Phoenix
Don Jacobs, express cashier at the
Santa Fe station, and Mrs. Jacobs last
Thursday night received package
expressly for them, fine young son.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
John Sheehan went to Phoenix the
last of the week and returned with
his wife and little daughter, who had
visited the formers relatives for two
weeks.
Miss Dorothy Mount of San Fran
cisco, who visited at the j. F. Foster
home, left Sunday with Superintend-
ent G.. L. Walker to accept steno-
graphic position at Tuba City.
Mrs. r. H. Downer and two children
arrived Thursday evening from San
Diego, where they were located for
the summer, to join Mr.. Downer, in
charge of the road construction east
of here.
Miss Estelle Brown and Miss Mabel
Jones, who accompanied the former s
father, J. C. Brown, to Flagstaff
Thursday evening from the Gap, re-
turned Saturday morning with OFT
Logan.
Mrs. G. o. Robinson arrived Friday
night from Phoenix Her daughter,
Miss Marjorie, came the next day from
Stanford university to be here this
summer. They have taken the Tom
L. Rees house.
F. H. Griert arrived last week from
Denver to work at the d. d. Bootery.
He is an experienced shoe salesman.
He came overland accompanied by his
wife and daughter and brother-in-Iaw,
E. Spencer. He rented Hart apart
ment.
Mrs. Albert Anderson left the last
of the week for st. Johns after a
short-visit with her sisters, Mrs. E. A.
Baker and Mrs. A. Coons. Her moth
er, Mrs. L. c. Sherwood, who came
with her, is staying a few weeks
longer.
Claude Black is having a lot of
work done on the yard at his home
on West Birch avenue, barns, sheds
and fences repaired and the ground
spaded and leveled for lawn. j. f.
Foster is administering the necessary
elbow grease.
Walter Lewis, leader of the fine
Indian school band at Tuba City says
the Moon dance scheduled for tomor-
row is postponed for week or more.
The principal dancer is laid up with
an injured leg received when he was
kicked by mule.
Miss Fleeta Schoolcraft and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. E. E. Schoolcraft, and
son Harold, who had visited Mrs. ].
r. Cooper, left Friday for their homes,
the former to Sacramento and the lat
ter to Stockton, Calf. On Thursday,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
and Miss Florence they visited Grand
Canyon.
Mrs. B. Hyde, who recently re-
turned from Albuquerque where she
underwent a serious operation, is get
ting along nicely at her home. She
was allowed to sit up for a short time
this week. Her daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Hyde, who taught at Santa Fe is
home for the summer.
Miss Jean Perkins, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Fred FL. Perkins, and
brother, Warren F. Perkins, arrived
Thursday. Miss Perkins, last years
college graduate, taught this year In
Phoenix. She will stay this summer
with her grandparents, Judge and
Mrs. F. w. Perkins, and attend sum-
mer school. The others returned to
Phoenix the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nay and little
girls left Monday for Los Angeles aft
er two weeks visit here with Mr.
Nays sister, Mrs. Orinn G. Compton
and husband They will be there a
month when Mr. Nay will return to
Miss, where he is manager of
a j. G. Penney store. Mrs. Nay will
spend the rest of the summer in Los
and her home in Wisconsin.