The Coconino sun., 1927-03-18

hdFgaTeE were Ill all tHiS week WITH
Ia grippe.
Mrs. George Cameron left Tuesday
for Glendale to visit her grandmother
Mrs. Renaud.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
1Oc per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
! Leroux.
| Miss Gertrude Perkins of the Will
liams post office was a Flagstaff
caller Tuesday.
/ Paul Tssaw came up from Clark
dale last week to see his wife, who
| teaches at Winona.
M. j. Pilkington of the Pilkington
Motor company made a business trip
to Williams on Wednesday.
Harry Cargyle, rancher from the
Williams district, attended to busi-
ness at the courthouse Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Thoman and
Echildren left Wednesday night for
their new home at albuquerque.
| Arthur Riordan Of the First Ma
tional bank left Monday for his an
nual vacation at st. Mary's, Kan
| Geologist Floyd Miller returned
Tuesday from Los Angeles, where he
spent a couple weeks with his wife.
Charlie Dunn of Grand Canyon came
Tuesday and left yesterday to drive
back a car for 'SShorty" Yarberry,
guide.
The Misses Carrie and Margaret
Rickel returned last week from the
coast, where they spent six weeks on
vacation.
Pat Burke, who returned recently
from Wickenburg where he spent the
winter, will work for John c. Pierce
selling cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer went
] on from Phoenix to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Saunders, and Mr..
Switzer's mother in Los Angeles.
Professor and Mrs. R. G. Stevenson
of Williams were here Wednesday at
tending to business when they weren't
too busy saying howdy to friends.
Justice Of the Peace Harry Rich
wine was at work in Rabbits on
Wednesday for the first time for a
week during which he argued with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Medley, who left
here last fall and spent the winter in
| Phoenix, returned Monday and are at
| the home of their son, Audrey Medley.
| Jack Haines on Tuesday opened his
hot dog stand at the corner of Rail
road avenue and San Francisco street.
/ Jack helped Tommy McWillaims in
the pool hall all winter.
| Representative Earl sSlipher left
yesterday for Phoenix to attend the
opening Friday Of the special session
/ of the state Legislature. He was ac-
companied by Ed Babbitt.
Flowing has begun in earnest in the
Cliffs district according to Jack Kes-
| ter. River de Flag is running good
stream and the prospects for bump
er crop are the best in years.
Mrs. Walter Dickinson came home
Saturday from Mesa, where she at
tended the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs.
Jess Gearhart. Mrs. Dickinson also
went to Miami for a few days.
| State Game Warden D. e. Pettis Of
Phoenix was in Flagstaff Sunday and
Monday looking after the interests of
! trout fishermen at Oak Greek in the
matter of the rearing ponds for trout
] fry.
| Pat Murphy, foreman of the Ari-
IONA Lumber & Timber company camp
one, and wife came in Sunday. Pat
went on to McNary on business and
Mrs. Murphy is spending the week
with Mrs. Ed O'Farrell.
Robert Atkinson of Phoenix, whole
sale representative of the r. d. Roper
Motor Co., manufacturers of the
Chrysler auto, accompanied by G. E.
Harvey, were calling on J. C. Pierce,
local agent of the company.
Dan Francis, Arizona representa-
tive for the George w. Vallery bond
company of Denver, got home Sunday
evening. He will be here for some
time now looking after the interests
Of his firm. He went to Holbrook on
Wednesday.
STAGE Hibben passed through here
last week enroute from Hollywood,
where he had been in charge of an
Indian curio store for Lorenzo Hub
bell, to Cameron, where he is now
with the Richardson brothers in the
same business. STAGE is a brother of
Mrs. Charles Corey.
l.. ]. Arnold, proprietor of the Cir
Gle A Auto laundry, left Sunday night
for Greenville, Ohio, on receipt of
word telling of the illness Of his faith
er. He reached home just half hour
after his death During Mr.. Arnold's
absence the auto laundry will be in
charge of Frank Conrard.
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Die Raudebaugh has moved his office
from the Turner tailor shop to the
Tissaw electric shop, where he has
everything convenient, including all
kinds of implements for life or busi-
ness destruction.
Miss Lucille Nolan, the capable
deputy clerk Of the county board of
supervisors, since the resignation Of
Mr.. Thoman as clerk will handle the
work of the office alone, at least until
it comes time to make up the tax
rolls, which entails a great deal Of
extra work and detail.
Jack Wilson left Tuesday morning
to drive to his mothers home at To-
for months vacation. He will be
accompanied by his wife, his daugh~
ter and little sons. His daughter,
Miss Mary Wilson, will stay with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Coffin. The children have never seen
their grandmother.
DR.. T. w. Crump, DR.. r. 4. Schnei-
der Of Albuquerque and r. G. Meuborn
Of Louisville and Albuquerque left
Friday for Leupp and Winslow
They are working on the proposition
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