The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10
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Stringent garbage disposal rules
went into effect the first of the
month. They are laid down and en-
forced by park service officials and it
is to be hoped by all who have the
welfare of our town at heart that they
will have the cooperation of every
resident in enforcing them. That the
rules are fair and easy to comply
with will be seen by the fact that peo-
pie are not asked to take their gar
bage out to the incinerator, which
anyone without a car might find in
convenient or impossible, but may
leave it on platforms which have been
erected at close intervals about town,
where it will be collected by park em-
ployees twice week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kabler were
unable to get delivery of their new
Chrysler sedan in Flagstaff last week
and went TO Phoenix, driving it home
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. c. McClurg came from her
home in Winslow Saturday for a
weeks visit with her husband and
son, who are employed on the new
houses being constructed by the Nc
Kee Contracting Co.
Word has been received from J. E.
Shirley, who is at the Santa Fe hos
pital in Los Angeles, that after thor
ough examination it was found the
skull bone was fractured and it viii
be necessary for him to remain there
six weeks or two months. He was
hurt an the Memorial day baseball
game, having been struck above the
temple by pitched ball. If there may
be said to be a redeeming feature ia
so serious an accident, it will be
found in the fact given out by DR..
Morrison that the inner membrane
was not ruptured, which decreases
the danger of a blood clot. Mrs.
Shirley is in Los Angeles with her
husband
Mrs. J. NJ. Reed expects relatives
and friends from New Mexico and
Arkansas this week. They are com
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stephens and
their nephew, Barry Stewart, are
among those who have been suffer-
ing with flu Master Barry was the
first to come down with it and re-
covered in a few days. Mrs. Stephens
t is having the hardest siege and is not
yet her old self
Shorty" Yarberry, who has been
having serious trouble with his teeth,
is much better.
School will close on Friday. Ex-
hibits, written and oral, of the chill
dren's work Of the year have been
open to school patrons and friends
last week and this. AS closing treat
for the children the PIT. A. will
sponsor a picnic.
George Cravey was in Flagstaff
FRIDAY and Saturday for dental work.
Mrs. T.. r. Fleming of Flagstaff
came Saturday for two day stay
with her mother, Mrs. l.. ]. Carter.
Mr.. Fleming drove over Sunday morn
ing and took both the ladies back
with him.
Mrs. s.Dick" Muller, who has been
i'll for more than a week, Is well on
the road to recovery.
Jessie and Robert Maddux arrived
from Kingman the first of the week
to visit at the home of their brother
"Chick." Their mother had been here
two weeks or more ago and was called
to Kingman by the illness OF Mr..
Maddux, who has pneumonia. Mrs.
4Chick" Maddux left for the same
place Monday evening.
Miss Frances Spencer returned
home Saturday from St. Louis, where
She had been attending school.
In the absence Of the president,
Mrs. j. E. Shirley, Vice-President
Mrs. G. E. Sturdevant called meet
ing of the PIT. A. for Friday eve
ming at the school house. Besides rou-
tine busiiess, discussion of convention
affairs rgill take place, and a talk on
patriotism will be given bv q member
Of the American Legion. AS Iare-
well to the teachers, there will be
! social hour after the regular meeting