The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

Il Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rodakiewicz, the
latter writing under the pen name of
/ Marie Garland, Lloyd Moylau and Paul
Jones, all of Santa Fe, passed through
here yesterday on their way out to
i Red Lake trading post, driving the
/ first Rolls Royce car ever to visit that
/ place, to spend day or two with
Johnny and Mrs. O'FarrelI who are
leaving within the week for California.
Miss Mary Ann Bower of Kansas
/! City who spent the winter in Califor-
MIA will be here the first of the week
i to stay with her friend, Miss Lourene
Eden, stenographer at Lowell observ-
atory.
Mrs. Epimenio Montoya and her lit
lie son Tony of Bernalillo, N M, who
| have visited for month with her sis
ter, Miss .Mella Garcia, are leaving
tomorrow for home.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson returned
4 "Wednesday after a weeks drive to
Phoenix and points on the way. Mrs.
Wilson enjoyed visit with a former
| schoolmate, Mrs. Jack Hasenfeld, at
/ Kirkland. Joe will be here for the
Inext couple months.
G. NJ Mckee on Friday went to-
| Phoenix on business and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hewins Of Bos-
ltpn were here this week. Mr.. Hewins
/ is aAwool buyer who makes business
| d pleasure here every so often.
/ Nathan Bankhead, Congress juno.
| ton sheepman, registered here this
week.
| Gifts for Mothers Day, notices
and Mothers Day cards. 1t is easy
to find just what you want at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
/ 1T the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
/ Roland E.. Goeller and Nolda Ruth
| Rockhold were married Tuesday. night
in the judges chambers by Judge j. E.
/ Jones. The bride is the young daugh-
ter of Mrs. G. e. Pipkin Of Flagstaff
and was employed at Carson's studio.
The groom is employed by the bureau
i of public roads on the highway east
| of town.
Miss Margaret Stewart, guardian
and Wana camp fire girls Sunday took
4 d hike on the mesa and enjoyed picnic
| fare These members enjoyed the
afternoon: Elna Smith, Gladys
Hooten.. Marie Tillman, Lucille Till
man, Margaret Cooney and Dorothy
Norman.
Glenn Snyder, who was here last
4 summer with the Pay n Takit is back
| for the summer again after spending
| the winter in Glendale.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Farrell came
/ in Wednesday from Red Lake trading
post which Johnny recently sold to
Jot B. Stiles. He went back next day
| for his household goods. He and Mrs.
O'FarrelI will leave next week for
Los Angeles where they will spend
/ some months, possibly locating there
/ Mrs. Landis j. Arnold and her
| mother, Mrs. Harry Hopkins, are leav-
/ ing tomorrow for Albuquerque where
| they will spend few days before go-
| ing on to the latter's home at Greeley,
Colo to snend the summer. Mrs.
Hopkins, other daughter, Mrs. Ed
| loelle, will follow later.
George Hanley on the first of the
month resigned his position as night
clerk at the Monte Vista as the In
/ side work disagreed with him. He
will represent the Shell Oil interests
| in the Flagstaff district. Nat Smith
succeeds him.
A. Burk, the veterrnan flagman at
| the Beaver street crossing pleased his
passing friends by waving to them as
usual this week after a long confineza
ment at home by illness.
Major L. F. Brady and Mrs. Brady
| arrived the first of the week from
Mesa. Most Of their boys who were
attending the Mesa Ranch school dur
| ing the winter are coming. up horse
4 back to spend the summer here at the
| new Brady summer quarters east OF
| town.. A
Sam Crawford and his Virginians
/ will give a dance at the Elks ballroom
i on Wednesday the 11th.
i Mrs. Lucina Devancv, city librarian,
| and Mrs. Collins Mayflower on
4 Wednesday left in the formers car
for Tucson to attend sessions Of the
state library association. They plan-
| ned to be home Sunday.
Thursday May II, is hospitalizatlon
i day at Fort Whipple. The post is
i omen to the public that day. The AM
d erican Legion Auxiliary Of Flagstaff
i expects to get new drapes for the
4 windows and new cushions for ward
i Nine, their adopted ward, for that
i dav and are also sending flowers.
Il Flagstaff Nurses registry met Fl1-
4 dav noon at Hotel Monte Vista for
their regular monthly meeting.
II Mrs. Carolyn onApH On 12dIu.udy
at Hotel Monte Vista had as luncheon
guests Miss Julia Wright Merrill,
Miss Ida G. Wilson and Mrs. Lucina
Devaney.
The post office committee of the
Catholic bazaar met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. John Cooney.
Il Mrs. a.. j. Mitchell gave q break
fast last Sunday morning in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt Of Homo
lulu. Others present: Mr.. and Mrs,
J. o. Thomas and son Harold.
Mrs. Ed OFarrell and Mrs. William
Babbitt will be in charge Of the Altar
society food sale tomorrow at Bah