The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10

Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Mrs. w. A. Webber and son, Orrin
Weber, spent the weekend at their
Mormon Lake cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Newman and families
spent Sunday in Oak Greek.
Leonard Thornton on June a was
given divorce from Agnes Elliot
Thornton by Judge ]. E. Jones.
Step in and let us show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range.
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
VIM o. Logsden and Fay Poe, both
of Camp Verde, on May 25 were mar
ried here by Justice of Peace Harry
Richwine.
Roy Wakefield, employed in Bah
bits wholesale meat department, is
improving after being very i'll last
week from pneumonia.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Baggage and express transfer.
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Among Williams visitors In Flag
staff the first of the week were Mrs.
Jean Rousseau, Miss Regina Rousseau,
Miss Annie Jaggard and Miss Minnie
Watson.
Postmaster Dick Connor is on vaca-
tion and planned a sightseeing and
camping trip south as far as Roose-
velt Dam, but business is keeping him
in town.
G. c. Schaal of Prescott, formerly
connected with Lowell observatory,
and rancher on the side, spent a few
days here this week looking over crop
prospects.
J. C. Smith of the Standard Oil
company of Phoenix and wife and
daughter are spending the week here.
Mr.. Smith spending part of the time
in McNary.
Clarence w. Ortt last week was
granted by Judge ]. E. Jones Of
superior court decree of divorce
from Mildred E. Ortt. Both are from
Williams
Ladies and children's gay water
proofed sun shades-a jolly lot to
choose from-at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop and at the Monte Vista
Gift Shop.
Mrs. Ida Schoolcraft and grandson
Emory, who visited at the ]. R.
Cooper home. left Tuesday night for
a visit at Houston, Tex, then viii re-
turn here.
Miss Kathryn Keller left Tuesday
night for Tempe to be one of the
bridesmaids on Wednesday night at
the wedding of Miss Louise Wild to
Paul Parry.
L. B. Shumway, principal of the
Litchfield, Ariz., schools, and Mrs.
Shumway arrived the last of the week
to remain for the summer vacation as
they did last year.
p j. Moran, credit manager, and
Joe Babbitt, manager of the grocery
department for Babbitt Bros, spent
part of this week at Winslow and
Holbrook Babbitt stores.
Harry N. Phelps, for the past year
employed on the bureau of public
roads work east Of town, and Marie H.
Lee of Ohio, were married June / by
Justice Of Peace Harry Richwine.
Miss Mary Lamport last week
finished her term of teaching at
Jerome and is in Flagstaff for the
summer with headquarters at Pine
Grove ranch, the home of her aunt,
Mrs.C. A. Greenlaw.
Miss Fleeta Schoolcraft OF Sacra-
mento arrived Monday to spend two
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs.
J. r. Cooper. Accompanying her
were her sister-in-law. Mrs. Z. E.
Schoolcraft, and son Harold.
Mrs. George Walters is expecting
her son, Marion Aubineau of Cedar
Rapids, to visit her a few days the end
of this week. Marion, who was a
Flagstaff boy is visiting relatives
scattered all the way from his home to
the coast.
r. H. Simpson on Saturday and
Sunday entertained J. G. Nichols,
special representative Of the j. G..
Penney company. On Sunday Mr..
Simpson, his son Willard, Mr.. Nichols
and the Misses Jean and Harrictte
Ashland visited Grand Canyon.
H. v. Watson, general manager of
the Arizona Live Stock Loan CO., got
home few days ago from business
trip to California, during which he
visited Mexicali and other Mexican
west coast towns. Vic says it's a won
derful country down there with great
possibilities.
Mrs. May Titus Brown and little
son Donald left Monday night to join
Mr.. Titus at Whittier, Calf. Her
mother left for Salida, Colo. Her
place as operator at the Western
Union was filled by Mrs. Caroline L.
Erdman, who arrived Sunday by
motor accompanied by her husband,
from the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena.
III. d. Tombler was in town over the
weekend from Mormon Lake, busy
as a hornet He says that every cot
tage is full at Tombler's lodge, that
he has enlarged his sotre by the adj
dition Of "a feet and that it keeps both
him and his partner, Gordon Evans,
humping to see that the wants of their
many guests are properly looked
after.
Mrs. Tom l.. Rees and daughter
Barbara plan to spend the summer on
the coast. They win leave the last Of
this week or first of next in their car.
Miss Lura Kinsey viii accompany
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