The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Lou Charlebois returned Sunday
from week in California.
Hemstitching, 414 w. Aspen, Mrs.
J. w. Lowry, phone 334W 8-19-2t
Fifteen of the newest titles just
received at Rabbits circulating IL
brary.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call Oh us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. w. R. Renshaw of Holbrook
came Sunday to spend a week at the
home of her brother, James Warnock.
Miss Dorothy Ford will be here
from Phoenix Sunday to attend the
Indian Snake dance.
Mrs. H. G. Cavaness arrived Mon
day from Glendale and is guest at
the home of Mrs John Hennessy.
Mr.. and Mrsr Hubert Richardson
came in last week from their trad
ing post and desert inn at Cemeron.
Mrs. Eli Giclas is getting around a
little now after being laid up with
bad foot which was injured some
time ago.
Earl Parker, engineer of the state
water department, and wife who spent
week in Flagstaff, left yesterday
for home.
turned Wednesday morning from a 10
days visit with relatives in southern
California.
George Hanley went to Kingman
Monday to stay couple of weeks in
the place Of another Shell Oil en-
ployee on vacation.
This is the last week of the big Au-
gust clearance sale at Sid Gassman's.
Get in on the low prices on practically
everything in the store.
Attorney and Mrs. E. M. Robson
returned Sunday night after spend
ing the weekend as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Lawhead.
Mrs. L. Caldwell and son left Tues
day for their home at Holbrook af-
ter ten days visit at the home of
the formers sister, Mrs. Frank Good
man.
Morris Gemmell of Hayden left the
last of the week His wife, who was
Miss Barbara Rickel before her mar
riage, will remain several weeks long
er to visit relatives.
Clyde Etter returned Sunday eve
ming from two weeks surveying at
Oak Greek, Beaver Creek and Walker
Greek. Jimmie Hart accompanied
Clyde to carry the chain.
Mrs. Earl Parsons has taken the
position Of clerk in the Western Union
office left vacant when Mrs. w. H.
Robinette resigned to accompany her
husband to Los Angeles.
Hubb Russell, well known stock
man of California who spends more
or less time in Flagstaff every sum-
mer purchasing cattle, is here again,
visiting various ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Lyon will ar
rive Saturday from Wilmington, Cal,
to visit two weeks with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Mary Lynch, and sis
ter, Miss Agnes Lynch.
Miss Minnie Lintz went to jerome
Saturday and returned Sunday, accom-
panied by her niece, Mrs. George E.
Ivey, and the latter's two sons, who
remained here few days.
Mrs. Anna Carron of Emerson
school faculty returned last week from
Santa Barbara where she spent seven
weeks at summer school where she
specialized in home economics.
Joe Kellam left the first of the week
for. his home range at Harrington
Lake after spending few days in
town on the way back from buying
cattle at Chloride and Kingman.
Something new as well as beauti-
ful-photographs of Grand Canyon
and the San Francisco peaks, hand
colored, at The Monte Vista Gift Shop
and Gassman's Newsstand and GIFT
Shop.
Rev. and Mrs. Tracy Walsh left
Monday for their home in Winslow
after spending a few weeks at the
Episcopal rectory. Rev. Walsh oc
cupied Epiphany pulpit the past two
Sundays.
Mrs. Joe Tissaw, Mrs. Betty Fran
morrow to Prescott to see their cousin,
Frank Connor of Needles, who has
been in hospital there the past four
months. They will return Sunday.
Warren Tucker and his sister, Mrs.
Agnes Robinson, occupying the Dot
son cottage this summer, had as guests
Sunday old friends on the way to Gal
lup-J. Andre Hansen of Los Angeles
and Cecil Witt of Anaheim, Calf.
Charlie Isham left Sunday for
Oceanside, Calf, on vacation from
the Arizona Central bank, of which
he is cashier, to join his wife and
kiddies. He will bring them back
with him in time for the opening Of
school
Henry Albers returned recently
from a months vacation. He attended
as delegate the national convention OF
Ellxs in his home city of Cincinnati
and visited his mother and sister. He
also made a trip into Kentucky and
explored Mammoth Cave.
Mrs. ]. r. Cooper was delighted
Wednesday when a childhood play
mate, Henry Johnson, called to see
her. He and his wife were return
ing to their home in San Diego from
the old home town in New Hampshire
where he and Mrs. Cooper had played
in childhood. days.
Mrs. George Myers brother, G. B.
B. Mathison of Telluride, Colo, and
his wife and son and his wife's sister,
Miss Kathleen O'Kelly, arrived last
Friday. On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers went with their guests to
Grand Canyon to spend few days.
They will probably spend the week
end in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Babbitt Jr. ac-
companied by David Babbitt Sr. and