The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10

the spring fever.
]. D. Walkup spent some time in
Phoenix last week on business.
Next Monday night is the regular
monthly meeting of citv council.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call OH US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Walter Benson, who returned Sun
day from the University of Arizona
is working in the postoffice.
A clubhouse electric toasted sand
wich on our latest toaster insures your
patronag nage.-Griff' Phone 224
Mrs. Elizabeth Kent was here few
days the last of the week from Grand
Canyon to visit Mrs. Fred Paul.
Step in and let US show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
John Sheehan returned the last OF
the week from McNary for a few days
taking back with him his son Elmer
Mrs. John +. Sheehan and little
daughter Grace May are in Phoenix
spending the summer with relatives
Mrs. Hugh Tillnlan and daughter
Louise left Sunday to spend the sum
mer in Kansas and other states with
relatives.
w. H. Van Fleet last week finished
the summer cottage at Montezuma
Lodge at Mormon Lake for Orrin and
Kenneth Weber
Mrs. John Pangle and daughter
Mrs. Elizabeth Bassett, visited Tuba
City last Thursday to attend the In
dian graduation and field day.
Harlow Yaeger was up Monday
from his Oak Greek summer cottage
where he is putting in lot of time
improving the building and grounds
Mrs. Fred Caring has taken the Ed
Whipple cottage on West Aspen ave-
nue. for the summer. Her son Fred
is working at Switzer's hardware
store.
Mrs. Richard Griffith left last week
her mother at Houston with whom she
went on to Austin.
Freddie Collins arrived from Phoe-
nix and went to work Monday morn
ing at his old job at the E. D. Bah
bitt service station.
Miss Virginia Flickinger, her house
guest, Miss Eloise Monroe of San
Francisco, Miss Helen Runke and Miss
Dorothy Ford spent Thursday explor-
ing the Cliff Dwellings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burrus and
children including. the new baby boy
drove from Phoenix to Prescott Sun
day to meet Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bur-
rus and party from Flagstaff.
Walter Runke, SON of Senator and
Mrs. Walter Runke, returned the last
of the week from the University of
Arizona for his summer vacation. He
has employment at Rabbits garage.
Fred Johnson, ranger at Grand Cam
yon, was pleased Thursday night
when dainty little girl arrived at
Mercy hospital where Mrs Johnson is
staying. It is Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson s
first child.
Gordon Evans, in Monday from
Mormon Lake, where he runs Tom
blers lodge store, says business is
great out there and he's rushing to
completion additions to the store to
double its capacity.
George Rector, Miss Ada Rector and
Miss Nelson stopped here Monday II
visit Mrs. Lena Douglass, a cousin of
the first two, and her mother, Mrs.
D. L. Lewis. The party visited Grand
Canyon and left for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Al. Stephens Of
Phoenix arrived the last of the week
to spend the summer here Mr.. Steph-
ems is state deputy for the Woodmen
of the World and Mrs Stephens holds
the same office for the women's
auxiliary.
Bob Daggs was here Saturday look
ing for a house for the summer. His
wife, who is in Phoenix, will be here
the middle Of the month. Bob used to
be Flagstaff boy, later living in
Williams, but recently in Phoenix,
Mrs. w. A. Webber left Wednesday
evening for Rochester, n. T., to join
her husband, who went there several
weeks ago. She will be gone all
summer. Mrs. L. " Whitley is ar
irving from Phoenix to stay at the
Webber home during their absence.
DIR. A. j. Mackey, president Flag
staff Rotary club, got a post card the
other day from Rev FIR. L. Albouy,
written on board steamer on his way
to southern France to visit his mother
and other relatives and to attend the
convention of Rotary international at
Ostend, Belgium.
Mrs. Bertha Kapanke and daughter,
Miss Francis, came Thursday night
from Tucson and visited friends here
for day or so before going on to
California for the summer. Miss
Francis, who graduated last week
from Arizona university has accepted
position in the Tucson city schools.
Mrs. Fred Caring, who returned last
week from Phoenix where she accom-
panied her granddaughter, Miss Helen
Paul, to st. Joseph's hospital, is back
home She says Helen is much inn
proved and that the doctors assure her
that her recovery in year or two
will be permanent.
Mrs. w. G. Mcmillan ard Mrs. Rog-
er Wilson and little daughters, Bub-
bles and Jane, arrived overland last
week from Pasadena to spend few
weeks at the McMillanranc west 81
Lake Mary. Mr.. Mcmillan, who left
here last summer, is now general
manager of the Pasadena Morning
Star.