The Coconino sun., 1927-05-20

DR.. j. A. Haldiman of Leupp spent
Friday here.
Bill O'Brien of Tuba City spent the
weekend here.
! Hemstitching and picoting done al
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
| Leroux.
Miss Kathryn Keller, who had been
i'll with cold since Saturday, is much
improved.
I G. C. Schaal was here from Prescott
last week looking over his old stamp
ing grounds.
See Beeson for all kinds of service
in insurance and real estate. Masonic
building. 4-15-ti
| Joe. Tissaw spent last Thursday in
Williams installing boiler In the
high school.
Tom Hogan, formerly with the Cen
tral Commercial company, is driving
tI1e Shell Oil truck.
Rev. j. B. Frey came in Saturday
from Tuba City on business, return
i ing the first of the week.
g. w. Cartmell, manager of the
Shell Oil company, on Monday went
to Holbrook for few days.
Step in and let US show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 1896.
| A clubhouse electric toasted sand
wich on our latest toaster insures your
patronage Griff's, Phone 224
Stacy Hibben and Dave Welsh of
Richardson's Little Colorado Trading
post came to town to spend Sunday.
| Jim Hennessy and Colonel Rollie
Shinn were here Monday enroute from
the valley to their sheep ranges east
of here.
Waiter Matthews is here from Los
Angeles, visiting his brother, Byrd
Matthews, while he enjoys our fish
ing and interesting country.
| Mrs. j. A. Carter of Kansas City is
here visiting her daughters, Mrs. w.
| E. James and Mrs. r. H. Simpson
Mrs. Carter spent last summer in
Flagstaff.
John Dobson and ]. "A. Kierns Of
Tuba City were in Sunday to meet
Mrs. Dobson who returned from Phoe-
nix where she spent a couple, weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Prochnow left
Friday for Yuma, called there by a
telegram announcing the death Of
Mrs. Prochnow's father, who died
suddenly from heart failure.
r. Tom Brown arrived the last Of
! the week from the lower range with
his bands of sheep, announcing that
he is here to stay all summer. Mrs.
Brown will not come until later.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. O. Dumas and
children, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh and
children and Mrs. John Francis came
| Saturday from Clemenceau. DR.,
Dumas and family returned Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gould last week
drove to Grand Canyon and on the
way visited Ed Hamilton at Rowe's
Well and George Reed. George
proudly took Mr.. Gould out to see his
fine porkers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Striker came
| last week from Phoenix, where they
spent the winter, and are located for
the summer at Winona, where Mr..
Strickler is an engineer of the bureau
of public roads.
! Mrs. Joe Treat and her sister, Mrs.
Douglass Roome, will pass through
| here Monday afternoon from Califor-
mia enroute to New York City, whence
| they will sail the last of this month
| for Sweden and England, where they
will spend the summer.
Miss Rosa Bouton, home demon
stration agent, accompanied by Mrs,
Charlotte Acker, county superintend-
ent of schools, on Monday went TO
Grand Canyon where she appeared on
the program of the state convention
Of PARENTS Teachers associations.
Mr.. Slade of the Arizona Lumber
& Timber Co. offices bought new
I.Studebaker last week and drove it to
California for couple weeks va
cation. He said one thing. he wanted
to see a lot of is wistaria, ren1ini-
scent Of his childhood days in Japan.
Richard Griffith got home last
Thursday night by way of Phoenix
from the coast, where he spent 10
ldays pr0wling around the cuisine de-
partments of some of Los Angeles
finest hotels, and also visited Holly
wood, where he saw OFT Logan. He
made a side trip to Tia Juana.
Phil Hall and Cecil Doty write from
Kansas City that they are having q
successful tour with their musical
vaudeville act. They have steady
run at present in Kansas City. A
late letter from Phil says he visited
Hutchinson, Kans., just day or SO
before it was wrecked by al cyclone.
The Flagstaff branch Of the Citi-
zens Building and Loan association
keeps your savings in Flagstaff, loans
them to local people to buy and build
homes, is under management Of local
business and professional men. Place
applications for savings certificate
with VIM. Beeson or p. @. Claypool,
Field Agent, cooperating. 4-15-3t
Miss Stella Mather, state home
demonstration agent, spent d couple
days here this week, on her way from
Leupp, where she attended the
achievement day, when the Indian
girls exhibited home arts of the hogan
project and awards were made. Boys
of the goat club also received awards.
Miss Rosa Bouton and Mrs Charlotte
, Acker and Lee Gould, county farm
agent, also attended these programs.
Miss Bouton accompanied Miss Math-
er to Williams and made the awards
in the health crusade.