The Coconino sun., 1927-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Peerless bread. It's made with milk.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, IL
n. Leroux.
Mrs. Ada Denman remained at
home a few days the first of the week
with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Warnock arc ex-
pected today from Phoenix to so on
a deer hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Penn returned
and Catalina Island.
E. G. Miller, supervisor of Coconlno
national forest, for few days this
week took a turn with a bad cold
Mike O'Brien, spud king of Spring
Valley, and his "chief assistant" Jack
O'Brien, were in town Saturday on
business.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mr. and Mrs. jim McRae returned
Thursdav from a short VISIT to Phoe-
nix. Wellington Francis, who visited
Bobbie Lockett there, returned with
them.
c. H. Frazier, rate engineer from
the main office at Philadelphia, of
which the Flagstaff Electric Light
company is a branch, arrived last
week to spend some time at the local
office.
NJ. D. Tombler was in Monday from
his popular resort, Tombler's Lodge at
Mormon Lake. Summer visitors have
mostly gone, he says, and so he IS
spending his extra time getting ready
for next season.
A. L. Bennett of Lowell observatory
staff, David Slipher and Allan Cree
left Saturday in David's car for a
weekend jaunt through Oak Greek, to
the Verde cities and home Sunday
night by way of Ashfork.
Frost in Flagstaff and in some of
the higher farming sections Monday
night touched the potatoes, but too
late to do them anything but good, as
they are we'll matured and killing the
vines will ripen them faster.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bayless came
up the last of last week from their
summer home and fruit ranch at
Beaver Creek. They left after cou-
pie DAYS for Blue Mound, Kan, where
they viii visit Mr.. Bayless' brother
for a month.
Joe J. Moran of Deming, en- route
from the coast to New Orleans,
stopped over the weekend with his
aunt, Mrs. P. ]. Moran. Joe is for
mer Flagstaff Teachers college stu
dent and is now in his senior year in
the school of dentistry at Loyola uni
versity.
Rev. H. F. Softley, who returned
last Friday from Downey, Calf,
where he left his family, to finish up
some details of business, left Tuesday
night for Dubuque, Iowa, where he
will be extension secretary for the
University of Dubuque, Presbyterian
institution.
Mrs. B. A. Cameron had as guest
the last of last week and the first of
this Mrs. Martin Irwin of Phoenix.
They drove to Winslow one day. Mrs.
Irwin left Tuesday to join her mother
visiting in Williams. Many will re-
member Mrs. Irwin, who was Mrs.
Edgar Brown when she lived in Flag
staff.
Rev. Recter w. Johnson, new pas
tor of the Federated church, and wife
and son are arriving today from Pali-
sade, Colo. They are driving and
have been taking vacation trip
which included Gunnison, Mesa Verde
national park and the San Ysabel ma
tional forest Rev. johnson will
preach next Sunday at Federated
church.
Wild Bill Carson, untamed Texan,
who relinquished his sinecure on The
Sun last summer to crank the cylinder
press for the Brownsville (Tex.)
Daily Herald, migrated back here last
week to check up on his past misdeeds
and has landed a position or job
which it is deponent sayeth not-with
the Giragi brothers, the Winslow Mail
dynamos.
L. L. Ferree, general manager, and
E. E. Rosenberger, engineer for Day
& Zimmerman, from the main office
at Philadelphia, spent some time the
first of the week at the office of the
Flagstaff Electric Light company in
conference with George I. Herring
ton, district manager, settling final
details for the new plant at Winslow.
They left Tuesday morning for that
city
Fred Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. M. o.
Penn. all students at the college, at
tempted to go to Keams Canyon last
Tuesday but on account of the washed
out condition of the roads, they were
unable to reach their destination.
They were compelled to search out
their own road, and spent Tuesday
night on the desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lawson returned
last week from the northwest states,
where they had been visiting. Mrs.
Lawson gained II pounds in weight
while they were away and her health
is much improved. Alex is again on
the force of the Flagstaff Electric
Light Co, where he was for SO many
years before he went to Ganado on the
reservation couple years ago as elec-
trician.