The Coconino sun., 1927-09-09

best ingredients obtainable.
Miss Dorothy Hyde is working in
the Western Union office as second
clerk.
R. B. Corbett, state cattle Inspector,
is moving his family to Phoenix for
the winter.
Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
Arthur Goodwin was removed to the
Veterans hospital at Prescott Sun
day for treatment.
Our cigars are electrically moist
EMBELLISHMENTS Newsstand and Gift
Shop and Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Miss Rebecca Spear was listed
among those entertaining severe colds
last week and the first of this week.
The Bisbee male quartette will be
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
at 7:SO for an evening of gospel
song.
Strings and accessories for all or
chestra instruments. Popular sheet
music. Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop,
Ii n. Leroux.
Rev. and Mrs. Vanderhoof visited
Williams recently, taking Mrs. Anna
bel Lee, who has position in the
schools there.
Rev. Billy Barclay closed his meet
ing at the Baptist church and re-
turned to his church in Phoenix the
last Of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd M. Murphy left
Sunday for their home in San Diego,
after spending week as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore.
Miss Fern Churchill left by auto
for Congress Junction the first of the
week to take charge of school some
distance out from that place.
A letter from Ben Vanderhoof says
that Mrs. Lorna Jessup, Miss Lora
Maxwell and himself reached Port
land, Ore, safely and had a nice trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips came
from Prescott to be with their son,
Forrest Aver, and wife and daughter,
Miss Marian Aver, over the double
holiday.
E. M. Moores and family arrived
Tuesday from Camp Verde to spend
the winter here. Mr.. Moores is haul
ing for the construction of the new
Lees Ferry bridge.
Mrs. Eli Giclas and son Henry are
home from an enjoyable motor trip
to Denver, where they visited rela-
tives and Henry received further spe-
cial dental attention.
G. A. Pearson is moving his fam
lily to their winter home in the Will
son apartment from the Fort Val
ley forest experiment station where
they spent the summer.
HI. w. Brinton tomorrow will leave
for Tucson to take his son Weldon
and Marshall Weidner down to en-
ter the university. Weldon is winner
of this years county scholarship.
Miss Marcia Slipher leaves today
for Purdue university at Lafayette,
Ind, to begin her second year. She
spent her vacation here with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. V. NJ Slipher.
Herman Dietzman hobbled about
by the aid of a crutch few days
this week on account of sore foot.
He stepped upon nail and the wound
eredsshiss mail route.
A letter from the j. S. Paxton fam
lily, who left for Kentucky in re-
sponse 10 wire that Mr.. Paxton's
mother was dangerously i'll, said they
reached Oklahoma City in safety and
were having nice trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Cox will leave
Saturday for California and the Yo-
semitic park. They plan to visit with
friends in Pasadena and other points
in southern California, and will re-
turn to Flagstaff in about two weeks.
George M. Colvocoresses, general
manager of the Southwest Metals
company at Humboldt, was a visitor
in Flagstaff Saturday. Mr.. Colvo-
coresses is very much interested in the
scientific development of the Meteor
mountain mine.
DIR. F. L. Schneider, head of the
bureau of animal husbandry for New
Mexico and Arizona, was in Flagstaff
Wednesday afternoon comforting with
DIR. T. w. Crump. He left Wednes-
day for Phoenix for an inspection
tour of that district.
Frank Chapman came Wednesday
from San Francisco to join his wife,
who has assisted Mrs. Claire G. Knox
in management of the Ideal hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman are leaving this
week to assume charge of the Drake
hotel at Gallup for Mrs. Knox
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bushnell the last
of last week moved from Munds Park
ranger station to Sedona ranger sta
ton. Their sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Burrus of
Welch, La, who had been here about
month visiting, left Thursday of last
week to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hammond and
daughter, Miss Almira, left Wednes-
day for their home in Phoenix. They
spent the summer in Flagstaff, Mr..
Hammond making his trips over the
reservation in his capacity as super
intendent of Indian schools. Miss
Almira teaches in Phoenix.
Rev. j. T. Duvall of Santa Paula,
Calf, preached at the Baptist church
both morning and evening and was
well liked by all who heard him. He
may return later for some meetings
in Arizona They left Flagstaff
early Monday morning and card
from Albuquerque says they had the
misfortune to lose their tent from the
car after leaving Flagstaff. They are
on their way to visit in Kentucky.
S. B. Shumway and wife, former
residents of Flagstaff and Coconino