The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10

Jess R. Smith made a business visit
TO Phoenix the first of the. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvador Perez an
nounce the birth on Friday of baby
girl at Mercy hospital
C. II. Borah is expecting his broth
er, w c. Borah Of Santa Ana, Calf,
Sunday for brief stay.
Fred Pearson, Kingman goat dairy
man, and Dr. Martin spent a few days
here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Claud Macks sister, Mrs Al
bert Lee, arrived Wednesday from
Rupert, Idaho, for a visit.
w. b. Black, pioneer of the Beaver
Greek district, is at Mercy hospital
receiving treatment for rheumatism.
Miss c. Ema Vandevort, principal
Of Brannan school, left yesterday to
attend the sumner session at Greeley,
Colo
Mayor Jchn McWillians Of Riordan
made a business trip to Phoenix the
first of the week and to Flagstaff,
yesterday.
Paul Tissaw, Garland Prairie ranch
er, fell from has horse Saturday, in
juring his spine so chat he spent sew
eral days IN Mercy hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nay and lit
tie girls arrived yesterday afternoon
from Beloit, Miss, to visit the for
mer's sister, Mrs Orinn Compton.
Uncle Bill Donelson and nephew
Buck came in last Saturday from
Grand Canyon. They are at Mormon
Lake fishing the last Of this week.
Miss Lucille Goblin, cousin Of Mrs.
George Fleming, viii arrive Tuesday
from Oakdale, Calf, for an over
night stay en- route for European
tour.
Miss Rose Murphy Of PhoeniX is on
duty at Mercy hospital. She IS fill
ing the vacancy made by the mar
riage Of Mrs. Lenore Parker Brown
ing of Casper, Wyo.
Joe Tissaw and Fred Jones on FRI
day night went to Albuquerque to
look over the proposition Of flood
lighting a lumber yard there. They
got home Sunday night.
Mrs. 7. w. Crunlp so far cOpped
the honors for large trout caught the
first day of the season at Oak Greek.
She landed one IA inches long and sew
eral more almost as large.
C. A. Long, engineer of the forest
T.
Albuquerque to go over the road situ-
alton. Supervisor Ed Miller accom-
panied him over the forest on We'd
nesday.
Miss Lena Laney, stenographer in
the office Of County Attorney Gold,
was ordered to bed the first Of the
week by the doctor who said that only
by staying close at home could she
overcome the flu
The 18 days old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Armstrong died yestef-
day from broncho- pneumonia. Mr..
Armstrong, who works for Frank
Bennett, and Mrs. Armstrong have
the sympathy Of the community IN
their loss.
Robert Lee is the name Of the husky
12 pound boy who arrived Wednesday
morning at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Solberg. Pete says that it won't
be long now till his fleet OF fine
nusky young sons will be taking care
# the old man III fine style.
Carl Mayhem is dismantling his
photograph studio in the Hensing
block He will take much Of his
photograph equipment to Oak Greek
lodge where he can conveniently carry
on ms Photographic studies In the
most artistic spot in northern Ari-
zora.
Mrs. Dorothy Binney Gromer died
Monday at the B and N camp after
few days illness, the cause Of death
being unknown. With her husband
she was travelling from Banning,
Calf. overland to Oklahoma to en-
gage in missionary work when an OBJ
scure illness caused the halt here.
OFT Logan's baby bear cub is at
lot of attention. He IS only
a week or so old but clever for his
age. OFT went out for a grown bear
as the first member of his projected
zoo but the old lady made her get
away. The little fellow was captured
in Barney pasture by Mr.. Logan who
had with him Tommy, the Indian bear
hunter, and Ike Dougherty and his
dogs. OFT says that he is going back
after the mother.
Approximately $4,000 pounds Of