The Coconino sun., 1927-07-15

Brooks Bottling Works for those
delicious summer drinks. If
Mrs. John Kelly on Wednesday went
to Winslow for a few days.
Mrs. ". NJ Slipher is recovering
after weeks illness from flu.
/ Peerless bread is made from the
/ best ingredients obtainable.
| Gregg Garcia, Phoenix attorney,
was here the first of the week.
Matinees at 3 D. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Mrs. Walter Dickinson for a couple
days was confined to the house with
FLU.
Dan W. Campbell on Wednesday
loaded 1000 sheep for the Kansas City
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren @. Perkins of
Williams motored here Monday to see
relatives.
Joe Lee of the Gap trading post,
spent the weekend here with his
dentist.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
l0c per yard. Art Shop, 1S North
| Leroux.
Maj j. B. Wright went to Prescott
on grand jury duty and returned Fri
day night.
G, ] Babbitt on Tuesday purchased
a new Pontiac sedan from the Pontiac
Motor company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jot B. Stiles of Tuba
/ City came IN Wednesday to the inter-
/ tribal Indian reunion.
Fred Browning returned Friday
night after spending a few days in
Prescott on grand jury duty.
Mrs. Lena Whitney and Miss Doro-
thy Thompson on Monday went to
Phoenix to spend few days.
Mrs. Mamie Carlisle is leaving this
week for Black Rock, N. MI, after
spending part Of the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, W.. Perkins, Miss
Phena Perkins and Miss Alice Morri7
son on Sunday motored to Williams.
i If you ever try a double-decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
i toaster you will want more Griff's.
i Jim Treagle came in the first Of the
week after spending three weeks
building fence on his ranch at Ashurst
i Run.
Il. c, Whipple on Tuesday went to
Kingnlan to look after the interests
.Iof the Singer Sewing Machine COM
+. G. Whipple on Monday drove to
Jerome and Glarkdale, accompanied
by Miss Julia Deats and Miss Mary
/ Power.
i Miss Dorothy Thompson Of Bergen,
n. Y., arrived last week to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Weber,
Mrs. Jessie Thompson and son Har-
ry arrived last week from Phoenix to
remain all summer with Mrs. Lena
Whitney.
| Miss Mary Costigan is. improving
after being confined several days to
her room at Hotel Monte Vista by a
severe cold.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell returned last
week from Omaha, where she went
last month to attend the wedding Of
her son Danny.
Mrs. Matte Deats and daughter,
Miss Julia Deats, left Sunday for
| Kingman after visiting week with
Mrs. T. w. Robertson.
Will Rudd, deputy county assessor,
on Sunday went to Holbrook to make
a live stock check-up. He will return
| the last of this week.
! Newt Shaffer climbed out of Grand
Canyon, where he Is working at
Phantom ranch, and came to Flagstaff
to~take in the celebration.
Mrs. Chet Black arrived Monday
from Hollywood to spend two months
in Flagstaff with her parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. John Chisholm.
Mrs. w. Ross Dennan accompanied
| by Miss Alice Norman and Miss ALA
| Wilkins, on Saturday drove to Tuba
City and returned Sunday.
| Armand Hammond of Grand Can
yon and Leonard Goodman of Kansas
City arrived last week to represent
the Singer Sewing Machine company.
! The nine year old son of All Fong,
proprietor Oregon Cafe, is a patient
at Mercy hospital, receiving attention
for a leg in bad shape from erysipelas.
Mrs. Horace Nay of Biloxi, Miss
will arrive tomorrow from Los An-
geles for weeks visit with her
sister-in- law, Mrs. Orinn G. Comp
| ton, and husband.
j. G. Brown and daughter, Miss Es-
telle Brown, and Miss Mabel Jones on
Wednesday came in from the Brown
Lee Indian trading post at the Gap
to take in the celebration.
| Dave Hopkins, general purchasing
agent for the United Verde Mining
company of Jerome, spent Sunday III
Flagstaff, bringing friend up for d
round of golf at Flagstaff Country
! club links.
Professor j. @. Thomas and wife
ands SON Harold have started home
from Ohio, where they visited Mr..
Thomas mother since the close of
school They will reach home the mid
| die of next week.
Miss Laura Arthur is enjoying visits
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foster of Phoe-
nix, who are here on two weeks
vacation and motoring to various in
teresting spots near here. On Tuesday
they motored to Grand Canyon.
E. S. Toelle, head of the Arizona
Native Products company, this week
moved his interesting collection of In
dian rugs and other native goods
from his former quarters in Masonic
/ Temple to two other rooms Of the
same building.
Miss Rosa Bouton is home after
week in the eastern part of the state.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the city library board last Friday,
Frank Harrison was reelected chair
man and Mrs. T. A. Stahl was re-