The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03
Castor Aubineau and family d

| Castor Aubineau and family of
Phoenix are here visiting his mother.
Mrs. George Walters.
Mrs. George Mccormick arrived
home yesterday afternoon from San
Diego, where she had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. " K. Polk.
Mr. and Mrs Charles b. Otey ar
rived last week from Alamogordo and
are again occupying the August John
son house on East Birch avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Celora Stoddard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Marshall Of Phoe-
nix. touring this part of the state,
called upon friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Treat, formerly
tof Flagstaff, now of McNary, have
a little son, their first child, born yes
terday morning. He is named Charles
Joseph.
DR.. Charles N. Pioussard on Sunday
was called to Maine to care for HI. w .
Boyd, whose back was badly sprained
when he fell from the roof of a build
ing which he was painting for the
Union Oil company
Mrs. R. NJ Gassman writes from
San Francisco, wheer she has visited
for two weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Workman Elms,
of the arrival OH Sunday, May 29, of
baby grand daughter.
Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin yesterday
morning received telegram telling
of the death of her brother-in-law,
Sam NJ Hamilton, at one time assist
ant city attorney for the city Of Chi
-cago. No particulars were received.
w. w. Hiuson has arrived from
Chandler, Arizona, to work at the
Savage shoe repair shop and incident
ally to renew old acquaintances. Mr..
Hiuson was employed by the shoe
shop about two years ago and couldn't
resist the charms Of Flagstaff.
Oliver Allsup is a rnighty busy re-
sort man these days Since he took
over Lake Mary Lodge he has spent
lot of time and money fixing things
up to suit his ideas. He is having the
cafe cut up for hotel accommodations,
and is hopeful for a fine summer.
William Youwell is assistant.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell and
children and Mrs. A. j. Diamond drove
Saturday from Ashfork to spend the
weekend with the w. H. Switzer
family. Mrs. Diamond and Carleen
Campbell stayed for a few days
longer, the others returning Mem
orial day
Andrew Keith, student from the
Brady summer camp for boys five
miles east of Flagstaff, on Sunday
night was operated upon for acute
appendicitis, Dr. Charles N. Plous-
sard, surgeon. He is getting along
fine His parents were touring the
west and were SO close here that they
came on Tuesday to be with him.
Mrs. Jake Thoman writes from
Phoenix that she misses her Flagstaff
friends and the glorious Flagstaff
climate. She and the boys, who arc
in the best Of health, are visiting
relatives there until July l when Jake
will be transferred from Albuquerque
to Dallas, where they will join him. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoman left here sew
eral moRths ago when business made |
it necessary for Mr.. Thoman to be |
located in Albuquerque.
When G. H. Cooper, logging con-
tractor, returns from Alanlogordo, /
where he went last week on BUSINESS,
he will drive with Mrs. Cooper and +
their daughter, Violet May, as far as
Barstow on their way to San Fran
cisco, where Mrs. Cooper and daugh |
ter will spend the summer With I
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper may I
change their former plans, which wer. /
to move to Ell Paso, and continue 70
make Flagstaff their home. Mr.. ard |
Mrs. j. @. Thomas have rented lha I
Metz apartment which they are giving /
up.