The Coconino sun., 1927-06-24

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delivery truck.
Hires Root beer in bottles, good for
the spring fever.
Mrs. G. w. Cartmell left Monday
for month at Visalia, Calf.
Matinees at 3 p. m. all during
summer Orpheum Theatre.
Dance every Saturday night at
Tombler's Lodge. Fine music and a
good time.
N. Guerin, recently completed fine
modern hotel at Fredonia.
Mrs. Lee Meacham and children of
Milton are visiting relatives at Lock-
erby, Utah, for the summer.
Miss Josephine Wilson is home from
Denver, where she visited her aunt
and uncle, DR.. and Mrs Hayes Nance.
+. E. Nelson, manager Arizona
Grocery company, was back on the
JOB Monday morning after two weeks
of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Huddleston and
Mrs. Edgar Hart of Winslow spent
Sunday in Flagstaff and Mormon
Lake.
Gene Leister of the Pay n Takit
grocery left Thursday evening for
Phoenix, called by the illness of his
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Cartmell, Mr..
and Mrs. Tommy Long and Miss Mar
garet Stewart spent Sunday at Oak
Creek.
Mrs. John Fleming and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, will be here in a
few days from Phoenix to spend the
summer.
John Boland arrived the first of the
week from Phoenix to take an office
position with the Arizona Grocery
company.
Miss Cora Daugherty came the last
OF the week from Wickenburg to
spend the summer until school opens
there again.
Adolph Boenitsch is expecting his
sister, Mrs. F. B. Wagner, and son
Karl of Cincinnati the first of the
week to spend month with him.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop. phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Miss Irene Lamb arrived the last
of the week from Phoenix where she
taught in the Murphy school. She
will visit friends and attend summer
school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rogers of Fort
Valley have as guests this week the
latter's father, Mr. Rounpred of
Texas, and a daughter and son from
California and Texas.
County farm agent, Lee F. Gould,
and home demonstration agent, Miss
Rosa Bouton, on Thursday and Friday
visited Tuba City. The former or
ganized boys goat club and the lat
ter girls canning club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee F. Gould and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Puckett of Nogales, on Sunday fished
at Oak Greek. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett
left Monday for home via Petrified
Forest and White mountains.
County Assessor r. H. Marine and
William Rudd, deputy, on Sunday Wis
tied the Sunshine oil field, where they
were told that at a depth of $50 feet
the drill struck quicksand, so that diff
ferent equipment had to be used.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith and Miss Mar
garet Stewart on Wednesday visited
Grand Canyon to make arrangements
for entertainment on July 13, of dele
gates to the Business and Professional
iWomen's club convention at Oakland.
John Wetherill was here the last of
last week from Kayenta. He had
just returned from a three weeks
trip with pack train into an unex-
plored part of the reservation where
he found many fine dinosaur tracks.
Mrs. I. ID. Jessuppe left yesterday
morning for Milwaukee to visit her
parents. In the fall she will join her
husband at Silver City, N. M, where
he will be head of the physical edu-
cation department at the state uni.
versity.
Mrs. William Pace ard sister-in-
law, Mrs. j. F.. Fairchild, left Satur-
day for Long Beach to spend the rest
of the summer. Bill Pace will go over
later for his vacation from Rabbits
grocery department and bring his
wife home.
Lieut.-Col. Harry B. Embach, secre-
tary Arizona Wool Growers associa-
ton, came Thursday from Phoenix to
be here until the sheep start drifting
south in the fall. Mrs. Embach and
children will sbe here next week They
have one of the Norman duplexes.
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years absence in Missouri. Bill used
to be in the contracting game here
with Pete Solberg. He says ne
couldn't stay away any longer. He
also averred that he knows why Noah
built the ark. He doesn't know much
about that type of construction, so
thought he'd come home.
DIR. F. T. Sneider of Albuquerque
and DIR. 7. W. Crump the last of the
week made trip over the reservation
and inspected the territory in which
the dourine campaign is ON. Head
quarters was moved from Cameron to
the Gap for a few weeks while the
ranges nearby are combed for infect
ed horses.
R. L. Ruppe, tourist. travelling
east at daylight Sunday morning,
blinded by the sun, ran head on into
. car full of sleeping Mexicans this
side of Bellemont. He received a bad
" cut knee ard minor bruises, which
we're taken care of at Mercy hospital.
His car was damaged to the extent
Of about $10O. The Mexicans also
irove to town to have their damaged
car repaired.