The Coconino sun., 1927-05-27
THE CoCoNINO SUN

Do you know about "The House
Next Door,"
E. H. Duffield of Williams visited
in Flagstaff on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Alley of Grand
Canyon were here Tuesday.
Altar Society card party tonight,
May 27, at st. Anthony's hall.
George Martin of Tucson spent yes
terday here with his sister, Mrs. John
NJ Clark
p. j. McGough and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. II. Borah drove to Oak Creek and
spent Sunday.
Mrs. Tracy Rice and Mrs. Clyde
Moose of Williams on Tuesday visited
Mrs. Fred Merkle.
Teresa, baby daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Babbitt, who was SO III last
week is much better
Mrs. Carl Smith accompanied the
special Santa Fe hospital train OF In.
jured to Los Angeles.
My entire stock of millinery will be
closed out regardless of cost, starting
at once. Power Hat Shop.
Mrs. Agnes Pouthie is able to be
about the house somewhat after a
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Bostonian Shoes for men, durable,
handsome and stylish, are 81 to $40 at
Sid Gassman's. Others at SIS.
Jim Warnock, old time residenter
but NOW travelling salesman out Of
Phoenix, checked IN here Saturday.
Mrs. p. E. Miller left Tuesday for
her home at Pine after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Joe Bab-
bitt
Hubert Richardson of the Little
Colorado Trading post at Cameron
spent part of this week here with his
family.
Harlow Yaeger is spending consi-
derable time this week at Oak Greek
getting his cabin in order for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Potts on Mon
day were made happy by the arrival
of a charming baby daughter at Mercy
hospital.
Mrs. r. j. Connor and son on We'd
nesday went to Williams to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Juhl, for
few days.
Paul Rodriguez returned last week
from Phoenix, where he went to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Jose Montoya
and on business.
VIM. Remsbottom and family ar
rived here yesterday to spend two
weeks with his brother-in-law O. A..
Ude and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Grand and
son Johnnie spent several days here
last week as guests of Frank Good
man and wife.
Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay, Miss
Gertrude Schnebly and Ernestyne
and Stanley Fay spent Sunday picnic
ing at Oak Greek.
G. C. jenkins of the Arizona Gro
Gerry company and Mrs. jenkins on
Wednesday returned to Phoenix after
spending week here.
Fire Chief Ernest Hogan and Fire
men Jack Irish and Claude Phelan
left last night for Phoenix to attend
the state convention Of firemen.
David Babbitt Sr. and son, Ed Bah
bitt, left Wednesday night for Phoe-
nix on business, the former planning
to go from there to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank Thomas returned Sat-
urday from st. Johns where she was
called by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Sol Wait, who is still very i'll.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 1896. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Pete Espil, sheepman, who spent
the winter with his flocks at Wicker
burg, moved his family to his sum-
mer home here last Saturday.
Harry Goulding and wife Of Monu-
ment Valley, where they have built a
fine store and inn for travellers in the
hinterland, were in Flagstaff the first
of the week.
day night from Tucson, where he
spent a couple of weeks at the state
university. where he is head OF the
astronomical department.
Mrs. Frank Rees, principal Of the
Joseph City schools, spent several
days here last week visiting her
daughter, Miss Catherine Rees, at
Flagstaff Teachers college.
Miss Helen Clare Trammell of the
teachers college, who was i'll for 10
days at the home of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Goodman,
is back at her studies.
Brian Duce Jr. arrived Monday
night at the home of Grandma e. HI.
Sanford where his mother, Mrs. Brian
Duce, was staying. His daddy came
in from Chino Valley to make his
acquaintance.
Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay's Junl-
or and senior music pupils on Satur-
day gave recital at the home on w.
Aspen avenue which they drove to the
woods beyond the country club for
an all-day picnic.
Postmaster Dick Connor beginning
next week will take his annual leave
of about three weeks which he will
spend in Arizona. He will the last Of
next week start ON a trip to Mormon
Lake and Roosevelt Lake.
Miss Helen Paul, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Paul, who was dam
gerously i'll last week is much better
though far from we'll. She left last
night with her grandmother, Mrs.
Fred Caring, for Phoenix to consult
a specialist
Mrs. Douglas Roome and her sister,
Mrs. Joe Treat, greeted friends Mon
day who gathered at the station to
see them as they went through on
the limited enroute to New York,
where they will board ship for Eng
land and Sweden for the summer