The Coconino sun., 1927-10-14

The Misses Sarah Wilson and Mar
jorie Knowlton shopped in Flagstaff
Wednesday,.
Ben Perkins was in town the first
of the week looking after business
connected with the Perkins cattle com
pany. The outfit has been camped at
the j. D. ranch but was making pre-
parations to take a bunch of cattle to
Drake for shipment this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy re-
turned to Williams Friday from
Phoenix where they We're called by the
last illness and death of Mrs. Frank
forter, sister of Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Button re-
turn to Bowie on Saturday, taking
their two children and Charley's moth
er, Mrs. c. A. Button of Williams.
They spent a week in Williams visit
ing friends and relatives and pack
ing household goods to take to Bowie.
Mrs. Button will visit about six weeks
with them.
Friends Of Mrs. William O'Shusky
were glad to receive cards from her
this week saying she was located with
the Denver Dry Goods company in
Denver.
The fire siren called the Williams
people out early Monday morning to a
residence on Sherman and Fifth
streets which had caught fire from
the chimney and was burning at a
brisk rate. 1T was quickly extin-
guished by the prompt service OF the
fire department. The furniture had
II L Il 90 c
done to it but considerable was done
to the interior. The building was
owned by Dago Laveen and was rent
ed.
E. o. Messimer and Charley Gun
ther spent the weekend hunting IN the
Sitgreaves country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Poison of Grand
Canyon spent the most of the week
visiting with home folks in Williams
and taking several short hunting trips
from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larson spent
the past week visiting friends in vii
liams and have not got away yet for
Phoenix where they expect to spend
the winter if the climate there agrees
with the health of Mr.. Larson, suf-
ferer from asthma.
Frank Reed, an employe on the
Greenway ranch west of town, was
caught in a stall with a horse on
Wednesday of last week and attacked.
In the end Frank came out with sew
eral broken ribs, q fractured skull and
other injuries and was brought to DIR.
Melick's hospital where he has been
critically i'll since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nickerson re-
turned the first of the week from
business trip to Los Angeles for
week.
A wicked fire of unknown origin
in the sheds on the Perrin ranch north
of town called out the fire department
about eleven o'clock Thursday morn
ing and by connecting the pump to
the nearby well they were able to
successfully combat the flames.
Manuel Flores and John Encinas
were each fined for disorderly con-
duct. Flores being asked to pay $40
for unseemly conduct and Encinas $50
to make his personal conduct little
more matter OF Importance IN the
future.
T. K. Rachel was placed in the city
jail for disorderly conduct and also for
being too free about writing checks
without going to the trouble of having
deposit in the bank either in Flag
staff or Williams. The bad checks
amounted to something over $50.
Frank Beluiams, recent dlshwasher
in the Grand Canyon cafe, on night
duty, found it convenient to help him
self to the money drawer while the
manager and most Of the day help
were off duty. He took about $40 and
caught number 21 for California. The