The Coconino sun., 1927-06-24
Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will give

you pep.
Brooks Bottling Works for those
delicious summer drinks. If
Matinees at 8 p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Joe Babbitt and Shelby Lewis on
Monday visited Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Bob Harris returned Sunday
evening after months visit at Tue
son.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Tuesday, the 21st, was the first day
of summer, also the longest day of
the year.
"Chick" Wilson, here for the sum-
mer from the university is working
at Griff's.
Norman Matthewson and sister,
Mrs. NJ. E. Hill, spent Sunday at
Grand Canyon.
See Buster Keaton in "The Gener-
al' Tuesday, June %, benefit of St.
Margaret's Guild.
M. J. Pilkington left Tuesday after
noon for Albuquerque to attend a
Chevrolet dealers meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and son
Benjamin are in Phoenix this week.
They will return before Sunday.
Mrs. James McRae on Monday and
Tuesday entertained Mrs. Peggy Ros-
lie and Miss Anna Smith of Phoenix.
For Sale passenger Oldsmobile,
new top, engine in good order. Stored
at w. HI. Switzer's. $4,000. Mrs. j.
M. Clark. 6-24-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnston. and
sons and Mrs. Johnston's aunt, Miss
Emma Merritt, spent Sunday fishing
at Oak. Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Phelan, the
Misses Elsie Austin and Catherine
Henness and Carter jake on Sunday
visited Prescott.
Mrs. T. E. Pollock and Mary and
Tom and the j. c. Dolan girls spent
Tuesday at Oak Greek visiting Mrs.
al Sanford and children.
Jasper Brewer, sheriff Mohave
county, and family stopped off to see
friends Tuesday on the way to Nor
mon Lake for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randall and
guests, Mrs. Macarthur and son and
daughter Of Calistoga, Calf, on Mon
day motored to Grand Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson last
Thursday. were pleased with the ar
rival of a small daughter. Mr.. An
derson is a logging contractor.
George Hammond, publicity agent
of the Arizona Automobile associa-
tion, was visitor here a day last
week and another day this week.
Ed Raudebaugh returned few days
ago from Williams, where for sever
al weeks he had been doing concrete
work on the high school grounds.
Willis Brown received word from
Los Angeles that his little son Tommy
had had his tonsils removed by DR..
Thomas Manning and is getting along
fine.
j. G. Tonge, manager Breen Drug
company, will leave tomorrow night
for Los Angeles and return Tuesday,
accompanied by Mrs. Tonge and two
little boys.
j. W. Etter the first of the week
had word from Mrs. Ada S. Carson
that her school at Phoenix had closed
and that as usual she would be here
for the summer.
Mike Ohaca, whose sheep browse
south of Flagstaff in summer, pur-
chased from Jos. j. Waldhaus his very
finest model Studebaker, a regal
commander sedan.
Roy Robinson, shop foreman of the
Mohaye County Miner, and Mrs.
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du
Bois of Kingman spent few days
last week cooling off by our lakes.
James Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Davis, arrived Tuesday night to
spend his three months vacation.
James is studying for the priesthood
at st. Patrick's academy, Menlo Park
Calf.
Mrs. F. A. Stahl left yesterday for
six weeks trip east. She will visit
in Denver and large cities on the At
lantic coast. In Indiana she will take
a motor tour with her brother and
family.
Allan Cree same home the first of
the week from Glendale, Calf, where
he went last week with Professor J..
p. McVey, principal Flagstaff high
SCuOOl Olk Vic way w 0SUAAO4A NAAA-
yersity.
Mrs. Hubert Richardson on Satur-
day moved to Cameron for the sum-
mer. During her absence her city
home is occupied by Mrs. Stanley
Day and Mrs. James Griswold of
Prescott.
DIR. and Mrs. Fronske and boys on
Tuesday went to Oak Greek. Mrs.
Fronske and the boys are staying
the rest Of the week in the Lou Thorn
as cabin. DR.. Fronske returned on
Wednesday.
Rev. Edward L. Freeland on Friday
drove to Phoenix with his sister, Miss
Louise G. Freeland, who will spend
the rest of the summer there with her
mother, Mrs. Henry l.. Freeland. Rev.
Freeland returned. Saturday night.
T. X. Mccain, about two years ago
employed at the Breen Drug store
and since then manager of the Jer-
ONE drug store, spent Tuesday night
in Flagstaff. He was enroute to Den
yer to work. Mrs. Mccain is there
visiting relatives.
Ike Veasy returned Saturday from
Holbrook where he spent all of the
past week and pretty much of the
past month helping out at the light
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