The Coconino sun., 1927-07-01


Mrs. Elizabeth Rush applied for a
| divorce from Darrell Rush.
Peerless bread is made from the
best ingredients obtainable.
Matinees at p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Eugene Lister last week was grant
ed a divorce from Elizabeth Lister.
Nice juicy fryers, Csc each, at M. T.
J Ferrell ranch, Doney Park. 7-1-tf
Clifford Hobbs is assisting his
uncle. w. III. Hudgens in RickePs mar
ket.
Dance every Saturday night at
Tombler's Lodge. Fine music and a
! good time.
Rev. E. L. Freeland left the first
of the week for his vacation in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. higgins of
Parks were in town Monday seeking
medical advice.
Miss Mary Moorman is doing steno-
graphic work at the Flagstaff Elec-
tric Light company office.
Mrs. A. H. Schermann and daughter
Marjorie will return today from two
! weeks vacation in Los Angeles.
Charles r. Seegar and Lauretta
Walsh, both of Williams, were mar
ried here Saturday by Judge J. E.
Mrs. E. H. Oldham, who entered
Mercy hospital Monday night, is still
quite sick but getting along satisfac-
torily.
Herbert William Peterson and Ma
rian Kathleen Osborn, both of Wins
low, were married here Saturday by
Rev. H. f. Softley.
r. L. Marigold of San Diego, con-
nected with the Scripps- Howard news
paper syndicate, was in Flagstaff
Monday looking over the city.
Curley Ennis and George Cravey
who figured in the sensational bandit
capture at Grand Canyon last week
came to town the first of the week
! Charlie Gilham, assistant predatory
animal inspector, checked into town
the last of the week. Charlie is spend
ing most of his time on sheep ranges.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with TissaW's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Lee Oxford, with Flagstaff Electric
Light company last summer and aft
erward electrician at the Horse Mesa
dam, was IN town the last of last
week.
/ Interesting to Flagstaff people to
know that the coldest temperature on
the side of the San Francisco peaks
at an elevation Of 1900 feet last
winter was four degrees above zero.
Clark Granting, over in Bakersfield
experimenting the erection of a large
office building, will carry on at the
same time with the construction of a
i S125, 900 addition to the new commun-
ity Hotel Ell TETON, which he completed
there just before he came here to build
our Hotel Monte Vista.
j. B. Bristol, secretary Nogales
chamber of commerce, and wife and
daughter stopped at the office of Lee
i Gould, county farm agent, on Thurs
day on the way to Grand Canyon and
again on Tuesday on the return. Mr..
4 Bristol and Mr.. Gould for three years
i occupied the same office in Nogales.
Il DR.. v. NJ. Slipher of Lowell observa-
i tory, Flagstaff, was nnisquoted in The
Sun last week in the statement that
the suns rays on two acres of desert
if they could be utilized would pro-
vide as much power as could be OBJ
tanned from the Colorado river. DR..
Slipher said two square miles instead
i of two acres.
I Everett Mercer, in charge of rodent
control here this summer, the last of
last week moved his prairie dog camp
from Joe Kellam's ranch southeast Of
town to Doney Park. His men will
work both Doney and Black Bill parks.
Work in these parks in former sea-
sons shows up to advantage this year
as the only dogs there are those that
drifted in.
Mrs Weymess Smith is still in
Mercy hospital. Her back, which was
broken recently in an automobile ac-
cident, is still in cast. One verte-
Ebrae was crushed to one-third its
natural thickness when the Buick
/ coupe, in which Mrs Smith was trav-
cling from Los Angeles with her
daughter and young man, over
turned near Bellemont when a tire
blew out.
Entire poultry flocks have been de-
stroyed by infestation Of chicken lice
! and mites. They always retard the
| growth and decrease egg production,
Fly-Tox kills chicken lice and mites
! Spray lightly under feathers OF
grown fowls, on walls and in nests Of
chicken house. Do not spray baby
chicks. Simple instructions on each
bottle (blne label) for killing ALL
household insects. Insist on Fly-Tox
Mrs. Wilma Hoyall Of Douglas,
ipresident Arizona federation of Busi-
ness and Professional Women's clubs
and national chairman of the iegis-
lative committee of the American
Legion Auxiliary, on the way from
the convention at Springerville, spent
Sunday and Monday in Flagstaff
Mrs. Hoyall called upon Miss Mar
garet Stewart, state publicity chair
man Business and Professional Wom-
ems clubs and Mrs. Carolyn Smith
president local club and others, lining
up the program for reception of the
presidents special train at Grand
Canyon July 13. Mrs. Hoyall will re-
turn to Flagstaff the first of that
week. .-