The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
LOCAL BREVITIES

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Mr.. and Mrs. d. Travaine of Grand
Canyon spent Friday in Flagstaff.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
Zoe per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
LerouX.
Jess R. Smith came in from Tuba
City for a few days shopping and
business.
See Beeson for all kinds of service
in insurance and real estate. Masonic
building. 4-l5-tf
A clubhouse electric toasted sand
wich on our latest toaster insures your
patronage.-Griff's, Phone 224
Mrs. Elizabeth Inman and son
Dixson have moved to their former
apartment in the L. E. Hart house.
DR.. and Mrs. harry Swigert of Den
yer were here the first Of the week on
bheir quarterly business and pleasure
visit.
Bob Curry of Parks spent Monday
IN town, lining up his business af-
fairs. so as TO devote uninterrupted
time to his farm.
A foot comfort expert will be at
our store next Tuesday, May IL.
Come in for a free demonstration.
Babbitt's shoe department.
L. M. Clarke came from McNary
Friday and returned next day after
a brief visit with his wife, who is con-
valescing after q hard siege of flu.
Tom Mccullough went to Los
Angeles Friday night, called by the
serious illness of his uncle, Frank Me-
Cullough, who is at st. Vincent's hos
pital.
Miss Marion Wallace, county re-
corder, is. confined to her home by
measles, an imposition, as she has had
them several times and feels that
more are unnecessary.
Miss Mary C. Boyer was quite III
last week with bad cold which kept
her from classes at college and pre-
vented her attending the Business and
Professional Women's meeting at
Jerome.
David Babbitt Jr., spent few days
IN Flagstaff last week on business
connected with the establishment OF
an Oakland-Po Pontiac agency here. He
left Saturday for Phoenix, planning to
return next week.
Billie Bell, the worlds champion
fancy rope artist, and Mrs. Bell OF
Monterey, Calf, were here Sunday on
their way to the reservation. They
we're the dinner guests at Hotel Monte
Vista Of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny O'Far-
rell-
Mrs. W B. Raudebaugh and child
ren and Mrs. John Francis will be
home tomorrow after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. M. o. Dumas. DIR. and
Mrs Dumas will come with them, Doc
expecting to shoot here Sunday with
the local artists.
Letter from Col Harry Embach,
secretary of the Arizona Wool Grow
ers association, says it is getting
pretty warm down in Phoenix, where
he has winter headquarters and that
the summer office will be opened here
about the first Of the month.
Those who on Tuesday morning
went into the First National bank to
leave money or draw it out remained
to admire the handsome new hard
wood floor that Pete Solberg during
the night had laid and polished.
The Flagstaff branch of the Clti-
zens Building and Loan association
keeps your. savings in Flagstaff, loans
them to local people to buy and build
homes, is under management of local
business and professional men. Place
applications for savings certificate
with VIM. Beeson or P. G. Claypool
Field Agent, cooperating. 415-3i
John H. Kelly of Hollywood, after
an absence of IL years, visited Flag
staff this week, announcing that this
is the only town along the line which
shows much material growth IN al
that time, but that Flagstaff has adj
vanced enough to keep up the aver
age. His brother, l.. c. Kelly, is or
the local run between here and Viii
liams.
Dan M. Francis of Phoenix, spent
part of the week here completing
arrangements for the establishment
Of his family here for the summer
He rented the home of Mrs. John M
Clark, to take possession June /. He
will return to Phoenix tomorrow ac-
companied by Mrs r. M. Francis, who
viii visit her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Smith, and young grandchild.
Mrs c. r. DeVaney, city Librarian
and Mrs. Coils Mavflower, substitute
librarian, returned Saturday night
from Tucson where on Friday they
attended the state library convention
They drove in the formers car and
report a profitable and enjoyable trip
When in Phoenix they called upon Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. jackson, who are
successfully conducting a grocery
store on North Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Black arrived
the last of the week from Los An
geles where they had lived for severa
years. They have taken over theil
home on West Birch avenue, known a.
the George Black place, and will make
Flagstaff their home from now on
Jim Black, Claude's brother, and wife
are due here the last Of this week tx
occupy part of the house. Jim ant
Claude will take over the McWilliami
pool hall. Myron Black, son of Mat
Black, came over with Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Black.