The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

! Arch Preserver shoes keep good feet
well. Buy them at Rabbits.
| Matinees at 8 p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Miss Florence Klein on Tuesday
went to Winslow for a week.
b Attorney Alexander Baker of Phoe-
nix is in Flagstaff for a few days.
| You can always read the latest fic-
tion at Rabbits circulating library.
Attorney G. B. Wilson spent
Wednesday in Holbrook on business.
T. E. Mccullough returned Satur-
day after short business trip out fof
town.
Miss Bessie Benson is doing steno-
graphic work at the Arizona Central
bank.
For style and comfort try pair Of
| Arch Preserver shoes. See them at
Rabbits.
L. F. Sweeting of Clifton was in
this city the first of the week attend
ing the tax conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker of
Phoenix have taken a cottage at Pine
Grove Ranch for few weeks.
Fresh shipment of Bauer's candy at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop
and at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Rev. H. D. Smith arrived Monday
from Kayenta to remain here the
three weeks of the bible conference.
H. F.. Softley and family and Aus
tin Brown and family on Thursday
drove to Kayenta and returned SAT-
urday.
John J. .Werkamp on Monday went
to Grand Canyon on business that
will probably keep him there most of
the week.
Mrs. Catherine Chapman arrived
recently from Oakland to assist Mrs.
Claire G. Knox as manager of the
Ideal hotel.
Mrs. A. j. LeBarron and little
daughter left Monday for Phoenix
after spending several weeks at the
Ideal hotel.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox returned Fri
day from business trip of several
days to Gallup, where she runs the
Drake hotel.
Mrs. j. r. Thoman and children ar
rived last night from Phoenix to make
short visit at the DR.. Charles N.
| Ploussard home.
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Croker and
little daughter Patricia drove from
Prescott Sunday to speRd the day at
the T. E. Mccullough home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Longley re-
turned Monday from Winslow, where
Mrs. Longley spent the week and her
husband went Saturday night.
| oh GroI rf
Frankfort, KY, left yesterday after
visiting a week at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. Walter Bennett
and family.
Mrs. Mollie Lamont and son ar
rived Saturday from Phoenix to spend
month here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed O'Farrel and sister, Mrs.
John Cooney.
| Mrs. George C. Garfield, Mrs. Alice
King, Miss Dorothy Ford, Miss jose
phine Hayes, Miss Mildred Whetsel
and Lee Doyle on Sunday motored
to Grand Canyon.
| Mrs. Claire g. Knox heard from
her mother, Mrs. e. G. Dickinson,
who went to Phoenix recently for
(, serious eye trouble, that she will
consult specialist.
Billie Mullen came up Saturday and
stayed day or so before going back
to Phoenix. He was accompanied
/ home by his wife, who visited friends
here for several weeks.
/ DR.. H. B. Moir and wife are guests
at the home of the latter's aunt.
Mrs. j. b. Wright. Or. Moir is a
dentist of Los Angeles who is taking
the state dental examinations.
Mr.. and MRS. Eari Parsons re-
turned this week from San Diego
where they enjoyed a pleasant two
weeks vacation. Mr.. Parson is tell
er at the Arizona Central bank.
Mrs. j. d. Dunn recently purchased
brick bungalow and an acre and a
i half of land on North Seventh aven-
ue in Phoenix. However, she will
not leave here until September.
Byrd Matthews for a couple days
this week wore, a pair of crutches.
The great toe on his left foot
swelled up and made life anything
but pleasant for while. His friends
seem to get more "kick" out of it
than he does.
LdWICIISS bOpScu OdIIipDCiIt pOOh-
keeper at the Arizona Central bank,
will leave the first of the week for
Bisbee and other points in the south
ern part of the state where he will
spend his annual two weeks vacation
with his father.
The Misses Peronne and Constance
Arntzenius, lecturers from Holland
touring this country and taking pic
lures, who appeared Tuesday night
at the Orpheum, left Wednesday
morning to be gone until the Hopi
snake dance next month They will
return to take pictures of the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Griffith has
/ as weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
/ Summers of Vernon, Tex, family
connections of Mrs. Griffith. They
I like Flagstaff so well that when they
they left the first of the week for
Los Angeles they said that they would
return soon to spend the rest of the
summer here.
Michael Lindemann, eighth grade
student at the training school fell
from bicycle on the campus Wednes-
day morning and dislocated the bones
| of his elbow. Two of his teachers