The Coconino sun., 1927-06-10

Professor r. G. Stevenson of Will
liams spent Sunday in Flagstaff.
Edgar Miller came in from Keams
Canyon for day or two this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Herring on
Sunday drove to Prescott and back.
Marshall Weidner is helping at the
post office during the summer rush.
]. d. Walkup is helping in
Swltzer's Hardware store this week
H. w. Hall, architect, arrived this
week from Tucson to spend the sum-
mer
Porch, lawn and lodge furniture in
old hickory, fibre and maple at Bab-
bits.
VictroIas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, Ii
N. Leroux.
William Trukki, formerly of the
Santa Fe station force, in now work
ing at the post office.
Buy IurnIrure on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Attorney G. B. Wilson returned Mon
day from Albuquerque where he spent
few days on business.
Mrs. A. Maxemin is leaving next
week for Los Angeles for short
vacation and business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ryan were in
town the first of the week from the
A. L. Il I. logging camp.
If you ever try a double-decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
toaster you will want more.-G Griff S.
Miss Annis McGookin returned last
week from Clarkdale, where during
the winter she was on the teaching
staff.
w. L. Fowler, clerk at the Harvey
house, and John Boyd of Williams
were in Flagstaff the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson and son
Klaus left Monday for a month at
Grand Canyon, where Mr.. Simpson is
employed
Harrison Conrard, poet by avo-
cation and writer of popular westerns
by necessity, spent a day in town the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Frost of San
Diego last week stayed over night at
the C. E. Dodderer home enroute TO
Colorado and Ohio.
Phil "Red1 Hollingsworth, is back
in town again after devoting the win
ter to landscaping on the Kellogg
estate at Pomona, Calf.
Hugh McGookin this week is pilot
ing about our interesting environs
his son, Charles McGookin, and wife,
here from Los Angeles.
Miss Catherine Miller, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Miller, after spend
ing the weekend in Phoenix returned
to Flagstaff Tuesday evening.
Ralph Verfurth and wife last week
entertained the parents of the former,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Verfurth of Bis
bee, who left for home Sunday.
Miss Marion Wallace, Miss Alice
Beeson, Miss Isabella Wallace, Joe
Sheehan and Marshall Weidner on
Sunday motored to Grand Canyon.
Among those coming IN from Tuba
City Tuesday to spend couple OF
DAYS here were j. Z. Nicholes, Jot B.
Stiles, Charlie Youngbood and Mrs
Ishpeming.
Mrs. Frank Harrison is leaving next
week for Los Angeles, where she will
spend the summer. She will take a
course at the University of Southern
California.
Mrs. Al Sanford and children are
now at Oak Greek, where they will re-
main all summer. Mr.. Sanford spent
q few DAYS with them before return
ing to his ranch at Mesa.
Earl Boyer, factor of Cedar Ridge
trading post and inn, spent a day or
two here this week, making a trip out
to his Mormon Lake homestead and
sizing up his crop chances.
Mrs. Grace Healy Of Phoenix ar
rived Sunday to be office assistant to
DR.. Vaubhn S. Mcclure Mrs. Healey
for the past five years had been IN
the dental office Of DR.. McGuire's
father at Phoenix.
The following left Tuesday to camp
at Banjo Bill spring at Oak Creek;
Mrs. Dayton Draine, Mrs. Tommy
Knoles, Mrs. Orinn Compton, Mrs.
Ed Hamilton, Mrs. Sam Samson and
Miss Mary Lamport.
Mrs. G. E. Dodderer and her
mother, Mrs. G. E. Mickle, who had
been her guest for several weeks, left
Tuesday night for Phoenix to visit
George Mickle, the latter's son. Mrs.
Miekle after a short visit will return
to her home in Marietta, O,
d. A. Dudley, assistant engineer Of
the u. S. geological survey, came TINS
week from Tucson. He IS getting Dlds
for the transportation Of cables, cable
car and other materials to Goodrldge,
Utah, where he will be stationed Tor
a couple weeks on the San Juan river
George See and Dayton Draine get
back Monday night from successful
and enjoyable fishing trip. They LETT
here Sunday morning for Tonic creek.
They fished there, in White river, IN
piack river and Paradise creek, easily
securing the limit in several streams
Miss Estelle Brown, daughter OF
J. C. Brown, accompanied by Miss
Mabel Jones arrived Tuesday evening
to spend several weeks with her
father in Flagstaff and at Gap trad
ing post. MissBrown spent the win
ter in Bakersfield with Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt, for the
past year residents of McNary, and
daughter, Miss Kathleen, arrived the
first Of the week. They are on the
way to Oakland, Calf, where Mrs.
Brandt and daughter will spend the
summer while Mr.. Brandt will return
to stay in Flagstaff.
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