The Coconino sun., 1927-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIES


Peerless bread. It's made with milk
Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will give
you pep.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, 13
N. Leroux.
Buy 1urnlrure on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.--Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Slayton on Sat-
urday welcomed baby son at their
home in Doney Park.
Johnny Boland of the office of the
Arizona Grocery company spent the
weekend in Phoenix with his par
ents.
Clearance sale japanese umbrellas,
priced just right for quick moving
Get yours now. Monte Vista Gift
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich and
daughter spent Sunday at Mormon
Lake.
Mrs. Bill Smith arrived from Phoe-
nix on Wednesday to spend some time
here with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
r. NJ Francis.
William Hemler of Cottonwood ar
rived last week on vacation and busi-
ness. He is a guest at the Hicks
rooning house.
Charles Mickle of Phoenix, a
nephew of Mrs G. E. Dowderer, is
spending his vacation here with his
uncle and aunt.
Baggage and express transfer,
I, II IL
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and lit
tie daughter of Clarkdale were recent
weekend visitors at the T. A. Rickel
home. Mrs. Moore was Miss Louise
Riekel
Mrs. John Boyd, niece of the late
Judge N. G. Layton, and friend,
Mrs. Charles Bradfield, of Pueblos-
Colo, spent Friday here, en- route to
California
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hutson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Fleck, Miss Mary
Anne Bowen and Walter Fleck on Sun
day drove to Tuba City and Moeneopi
Indian village
George See expected to leave this
week for New York City to take q
course of treatments for sinus trou-
bic. He thought that he might be
away month.
George Downs returned to Flag
staff Friday after spending the win
ter and spring at Prescott and Phoe-
nix. George was employed last sum-
mer at the Elks club.
Warren G. Cooper is entertaining
L A r
er of Los Angeles, who are being
shown the sights around here They
will return home Sunday.
Mrs Charles Stemmer arrived
Thursday from Cottonwood to spend
a month with Mrs Frank G. Curtis.
Her daughter, Iris May, had been
here for the past month.
Ed " Randolph of Winona was .
Flagstaff visitor on Monday. He
came with Paul Tissaw of Garland
Prairie, who spent the weekend at
Winona with his wife, who teaches
there.
Art Day arrived recently from
Phoenix to take charge of the meat
department at the Pay n Takit gro
Gerry. Harold Seifers also came from
the Pay n Takit force. at Phoenix to
work in the meat department here.
Dr Henry Norris Russell, profess
sor of astronomy at Princeton uni
versity, and family arrived the last Of
last week to spend their summer va
cation at the Lowell residence on
Mars hill Dr. Russell and family for
many years have spent part of their
summers in Flagstaff.
Mrs. III. j. Dooner and children ar
rived the middle of the. week from
Phoenix to join Mr.. Dooner, who has
had headquarters here for some
months collecting internal revenue
for the federal government. Mr..
Dooner has rented the P. II. Harley
place on Summit avenue.
Professor and Mrs. E. G. Class had
as guests from Friday to Sunday DIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Cramer and
daughter Louise of Berea, Ohio,
where DR.. Cramer is on the Baldwin
Wallace college faculty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glass on Sunday took their guests to
Grand Canyon whence they went west.
DIR. E. S. Miller last weekend en-
loved q short visit with niece whom
he had not seen for over 20 years,
Mrs. C. III. Inman, who is touring the
west with her husband. Rev.. and
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Ter drove to Grand Canyon on Satur-
day and left Sunday for their home
at Montrose, Colo, by way of Lees
Ferry and Bryce Canyon. DR.. Miller
returned to Flagstaff with DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske Sunday evening.
Rev and Mrs F. S. Herndon Of
Tuba City returned Sunday from
months visit in Kansas City, where
they met the latter's mother from
Pittsburgh and the formers niece
from New York, who had just re-
turned from Japan. Rev. and Miss
Herndon drove both ways and had an
enjoyable trip. On Tuesday they met
Mrs. Laura w. Pierson, daughter Of |
the late DR.. Arthur T. Pierson, dis
tinguished author and divine, who acs
companied them Saturday to Tuba
City.