The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22

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Fred Purcell, Heber stockman, was
here the last of the week.
Peerless bread is made from. the
best ingredients obtainable.
Water waving. 65c; marcelling, Csc.
404 n. Beaver, telephone 101J.
William Harover left Monday noon
for Prescott on federal jury duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ". Wesson drove
| IN from Tuba City for last weekend.
George Gallagher came over from
Williams to spend Sunday with
Johnny Gibson and John Morgan Of
| Williams were Flagstaff visitors
/ Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wheeler came
In from Tuba City the last of last
week for the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Daniels of
Clarkdale We're Sunday visitors at the
T. w. Robertson home.
Fred Bohm arrived Friday after
spending the winter and spring in the
southern part of the state.
Miss Evelyn Mace left Monday for
Phoenix after two weeks visit at
the Charles Prochnow home.
John Schlalos arrived from Phoenix
| Sunday to spend the rest of the sum-
nner with the w. ]. Osborn family.
Herman Armstrong arrived re-
Gently from Colorado to work the rest
Of the summer for Cress Brothers.
If you ever try double-decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
toaster you will want more.--Griff,s s.
Strings and accessories for all or
chestra instruments, Popular sheet
music. Mrs, Longfellow's Art shop,
13 N. Leroux.
| Clyde Francis, relief man for Rich
ardson. Brothers trading posts and
guest houses, was in town Sunday
from Cameron.
Miss Rose Romley of Donofrio's,
Phoenix, left Tuesday after spending
two weeks as guest at the K. j.
Nackard home.
Mrs. Harriette Murphy after two
weells' recess last week reopened the
school at Arizona Lumber & Timber
Camp One.
G. M. Archer bought new Hudson
from the Francis-Lewis Motor COM
pany when he was here on the Fourth
from Glendale.
Miss Jean Hetherington and Miss
Lourene Eden on Saturday drove to
Oak Creek and spent the weekend at
Lolamai Lodge.
It's not the price but quality that
counts. We have the richest ice cream
in town, all flavoFs, any quantity.
Griffs-Phone 224.
Dan Francis reports the sale of
Essex cars to Judge Shipp and Mrs.
Rose Neighbors of Camp One and to
j. ]. Claude of Adamana.
Joe Kinds returned Sunday after
being away from Flagstaff for num-
Der Of years. He came from Prescott,
where he had been recently.
Mrs. G.. S. Maleof and children of
Brawley, Calf, are spending the sum-
mer at the E. S. Nackard home. Mrs.
Maleof is a sister Of Mr.. Nackard.
Miss Helen SheehaD on Monday
moved from the John Metz home to
share an apartment with Miss Lourene
Eden at the Metz apartments.
E. S. Nackard and family, X. j.
Nackard and family, Mrs. C. S. Maleof
and children and Miss Rose Romley
on Sunday motored to Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Sadie Coleman's sister, Mrs.
N. E. Wilcox, and her son and Mrs.
Harriette Stewart of Phoenix arrived
Sunday by motor to spend two weeks
here.
Mrs. J. H. Montgomery and son
| left Sunday for their home in Los
Angeles after spending a week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Mont
gomery.
Mrs. Robert. Finney and daughter
Virginia from Soda Springs on
Beaver Greek, and Romaine Louder
milk of Wickenburg spent few days
here last week.
Professor ]. B. butcher of the de-
partment of physics of Indiana uni
versity spent some time this week at
Lowell observatory with DR.. " NJ.
Slipher, director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas on
Sunday entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Babcock and daughter, Mrs.
James Peterson and Mrs. r. A. Cut
ting, all Of Winslow.
j. P. Sexton, Santa Cruz county
farm agent, and wife, who camped and
|fished in the White mountains, stopped
over few days in Flagstaff with
county farm agent, Lee +. Gould, and
wife.
Miss Evelyn Mace of Phoenix re-
turned to her home last Monday eve
ming after spending the past three
weeks in Flagstaff with its cool
breezes as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Prochnow.
Edward Tully arrived Sunday from
Phoenix to spend two weeks here Wis
iting his sister, Miss Margaret Tully,
and at the lakes and Grand Canyon.
He is connected with the veterans bu-
reau in Phoenix.
The young son of All Fong who
was patient for some time at Mercy
hospital while he was treated for an
infected leg, the first of the week was
allowed to 60. home, though he is
still confined to his bed.
H. d. Barber of the u. S. geological
survey came the last of the week from
Lees Ferry where he had been all
summer and left for his home in
Tucson. Owen Clark came with him
and remained to be fitted with new
teeth.
Clarence Ford, night clerk at, the
Commercial hotel, enjoyed visit with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Ford, and his
sister, Mrs Ford Kennedy and son,
who were here from Fountain, Colo.
The first of the week he took them to
Grand CanVor.