The Coconino sun., 1927-11-25
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Frank Randall is out again after
spending some time confined to the
house by a bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Christie and
Mrs. Victor Overson of Williams
shopped in Flagstaff Tuesday.
B. l.. Crawford Of Ell Paso, super
intendent OF the American Express
company, visited the local office last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Miller went
to Williams yesterday to spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Nordyke.
M. j. Pilkington drove to Prescott
Sunday with his wife, who took train
there for Phoenix where she is spend
ing this weekend.
E. T. McGonigle got home Tuesday
morning from Phoenix where he spent
10 days on business and benefited
by the lower altitude.
C. A. Pearson is here visiting the
family Of his brother, G. A. Pearson,
on his way from visit in the Pacific
northwest to his home at Latonia,
Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond White ar
rived Tuesday from New Hampshire
to made an extended stay with the
latter's sister, Mrs. William Lane of
Milton.
Werner, son of Mrs. C. T. Benson,
went to Phoenix Wednesday where
he was met by his sisters and brother
with whom he will spend the holidays
in Florence.
Recent Buick sales: R. A. Christie
of Williams, Roy Wilkinson, a tourist
who was hit by train recently, DR..
A. j. Mackey, Andy Matson, and
Mrs. A. M. Joyce, tourist.
Miss Lucille Koch went to Tucson
last Thursday night to spend home
coming at the university with friends.
She will return next week after spend
ing few days in Phoenix en- route
home.
Mrs. T. A. Stahl returned Sunday
from Glendale, Calf, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. George Bax-
ter. She brought her little grandsons,
Tommy and Decker Williams, for q
visit.
Robert Koch motored to Phoenix
Saturday to meet his wife and son
who visited relatives in the south part
of the state several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Koch are living in the G. B.
Wilson apartments.
Warren Tucker OF Monrovia, is now
at the Adams hotel in Phoenix where
he viii spend the winter. Mr.. Tucker
and his sister, Mrs Agnes Robinson
spent last summer in Flagstaff, oc-
cupying the Dotson home.
/. B. Koch, president and gen.
eraI manager of the Arizona Lumber
& Timber company, who has been
quite i'll from flu at his home at
Milton is improving satisfactorily.
| He was permitted a short drive We'd
nesday for the first time.
Tai Jessuppe, physical education
coach at New Mexico state teachers
college at Silver City and formerly
of the local college faculty arrived
Yesterday morning to spend the holi-
days here with friends. He was ac-
| conlDanied By Rex Campbell, Hill
Redman and Sherman Schwarz.
Friends Of John Paul Jones re-
ceived word that his mother and
brother, whose illness from pneumo-
MIA called him home to Wichita last
week. both succumbed on the same
day and within a few hours of each
other. Mr.. Jones is in the retail
shipping department of the Arizona
Lumber & Timber company office.
Druscilo Gurule, the boy who was
accidentally shot in the abdomen two
weeks ago and who was operated up
on. was taken to Phoenix Monday
night bv his mother, Mrs. Sofia Gu
rule. Though Sc seemed to be get
ting along fairly well it was thought
advisable for him to enter st. Joseph's
hospital for observation.
Royal W. Lescher Of the architects
firm Of Lescher and Mahoney Of
Phoenix spent a few days here the
first Of the week on business connect
ed with the opening of bids for the
additions to Morton hall and the main
building at Teachers college. He was
accompanied by John S. MulEgan
from the Phoenix office. They drove
here from Kingman and left Wednes-
day afternoon.