The Coconino sun., 1927-11-11

1lrSI OF the week IOF week TEST III
Phoenix.
R. ]. Hook came from Williams to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Hook, Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Wolf and sons drove to
Phoenix the last of the week and re-
turned Sunday.
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Mrs. Mary Lynch left Friday for
Wilmington, Calf, to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. B. Hook went to Phoenix the
first of the week to visit Mrs. j. d.
Jackson and to attend the fair.
Miss Lura Kinsey, popular fifth
grade teacher at Emerson school, was
quite i'll last weekend from the
grippe.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cotton drove to
Phoenix yesterday to spend few days
| looking over the fair and attending to
| business matters.
Mrs. E. G. Class is in charge of the
Chamber Of Commerce office this
week during the absence Of How'd"
| jackson in Phoenix.
Wild, Ed and Dave Raudebaugh re-
! turned Monday night with fine bags
of quail, garnered ON three day out
| ing at Congress Junction.
J. P. Lynch arrived Friday night
from Laguna, ~ M, to spend the re-
mainder of the week with his daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes G. Lynch.
! The Misses Annie Jaggard, Mary
Watson, and Jean Rousseau, teachers
at Williams, visited friends here
while attending teachers institute.
Hubert Richardson and Mrs. Leon
/ Bartlett came Wednesday from Wins
low to spend few days here, the lat
| ter to visit her brother, Jim Turpin.
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kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
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261.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. James and
III. O. Bjerg are driving to, Phoenix
today to spend Armistice holiday with
Mrs. Bjerg, secretary to State Auditor
Ana Frohmiller.
1 Mrs. E. M. Doe returned Saturday
from Pennsylvania where she visited
her brother since spring. Mrs. Does
old friends were delighted to have her
/ back with them again.
! A.. r. Smith, window decorator at
/ Rabbits, and Mrs. Smith are moving
Sunday to the toll gate at the en-
trance to the San Francisco noun
| tain boulevard for the winter.
County supervisors held their regu-
| lar monthly meeting here Monday, all
three being present-Chairman Bob
| Taylor and Jos. j. Waldhaus of Flag
staff and James Kennedy of Williams.
/ Lawrence Corbett, formerly strong
member Of the Flagstaff high school
| football team, faced his. former pals
Saturday from the Winslow lineup.
Sunday he visited here with his dad
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burrus, Mrs.
B. Hook, and Mrs. Lizzie Inman drove
/ to Phoenix Wednesday to take in the
state fair and visit friends few days.
Mrs. Inman is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe Turpin came
Wednesday from Tuba City to spend
their vacation with the formers S
brother, Jim, and wife. Mr.. Turpin
1 is in charge of the Shonto trading
post at Tuba City.
A number of Ashfork people were
in Flagstaff last Saturday. Among
them were Mrs. Dudley Brown and
daughter, Mrs. John Hayford and
daughter, and Mrs. John Kalafat and
sons, Ned and James.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Richardson,
their daughter, Mrs. Harold Wheeler,
/ and husband were here this week.
! They are on their way to Phoenix for
short stay when they will return
| to their home in Winslow.
| Miss Dorothy Van Ness left Sat
urday to spend her two weeks vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Potter
at the Headquarters ranch at Denni-
son. Miss Van Ness is the Elliott
Fisher operator at Babbitt's.
Blaine B. Shimmel of Clifton, asso-
ciated with the legal firm of Ellinwood
& Ross, arrived here Tuesday morn
ing to spend a few days on business
with an occasional moment off to visit
friends and former neighbors.
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Frederick Babcock, chief ticket
agent at Rochester, N. Y, stopped
here few days this week at the w
A. Webber home, enroute to the coast.
On Wednesday Kenneth Webber and
Mr.. Babcock drove to Grand Canyon.
Stephen Coombs, who is making
application for final proof on his
homestead at Deadman's Flat, is stay
ing at the county hospital and re-
ceiving treatment for burns on his
hands received when his cabin burned
some time ago.
w. A. Webber who is spending some
weeks in Phoenix with a friend who is
i'll came Saturday to bring another
friend, Ed Benedict, former neigh
bor in Rochester, N. Y, to spend a
few days in Flagstaff. They returned
Wednesday. Mr.. Webber will probably
remain in Phoenix until Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary Miller, mother of Andy
Miller, advertising man for the ]. G.
Penney company, slipped in the back
yard of her home on West Elm avenue
Sunday and in her attempt to recover
her balance she twisted her side and