The Coconino sun., 1927-08-26

a few days this week.
Brooks Bottling Works for those
delicious summer drinks.
Lee Allsup has constructed a new
sidewalk fronting his row of cottages
on West Phoenix avenue.
! Mrs. G. Muncy came from Winslow
Sunday to visit week with her
daughter, Mrs. A. Fl. Schermann.
The baby Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
DoWner was quite i'll Sunday at their
home at the road camp near Winona
Why not build your own cottage at
Mormon Lake? For choice location
see VIM. Beeson. 7-22-tf
Miss Margaret Tully left for Phoe-
nix on Tuesday after spending the
summer at the Lee F. Gould home.
G. M. Etter, civil engineer. Pri-
vate surveying and general engineer
| ing. 7-29-3t
Les Hart, the only all-wool cattle
man OF Winslow, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dias, living on East
Santa Fe avenue, welcomed a baby
| girl Monday morning
For Sale-Jersey milk of highest
grade, year round service. Jim Gregg,
box SGT, phone 277.
Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
Miss Kathryn Keller is driving a
new model Essex coach purchased
from the Francis-Lewis Motor com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Denman and
son Bill and Mrs. Ada Denman mo-
tored to the Petrified Forest Sunday
afternoon
Miss Florence Bart arrived last
Thursday night from Phoenix to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Josephine Buck, dur
ing vacation.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals -Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Wis
la Gift Shop.
'sUnele" Tom Cams new home on
West Dale avenue is looming up in
fine style. He is doing practically ali
the work himself
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ormond are en-
tertaining their grandchildren, Betty
Jane and Frances Wheat, who arrived
Saturday for two weeks.
DR.. Frances Perry and her sister,
Miss Mary Perry, left Wednesday to
spend week in Los Angeles, after
which they will return here.
Norris r. Meek, brother of Mrs.
III. B. Embach, came Sunday from
Spearman, Tex, to spend the winter
with his sister and family.
Fred Moore's brother, II. ~ Moore,
and friend, Otis Keifer, both of Los
Angeles, left Friday for home after a
week of pleasant sightseeing
Earl Greene, sawyer at the Cady
lumber mill, and Mrs. Greene were
made happy Wednesday morning by
the arrival Of a seven pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccormick
moved Tuesday to Sunnyside addition
where they recently moved their town
house to lots purchased some time
ago.
George Bailey left Monday for his
home in Whittier after a week in
Flagstaff renewing old time acquaint-
ances. He was a guest at the Claude
Mack home.
A. j. Mitchell is in Kingman in
charge Of meat department which
was added to the Central Commercial
company. Mrs. Mitchell and sons will
move there later.
Rev and Mrs. Frank Speck and
family of Phoenix spent the weekend
with Mrs. Beatrice Fordyce, going on
to Winslow where at one time they
made their home.
John, second son of Mr. and Mrs. j..
J. Britt, will leave September to
study at Dominguez Memorial col
lege, Compton, Calf. He will go over
with Fr. Romeo.
Mrs. George Humphrey and daugh-
ter and son left for their home at
Manhattan, Kan, after visiting Mrs
Humphreys mother, Mrs. p. j. Raude-
baugh, since last fall
Elmer Duffield, who at one time
was trainmaster on this hunk of the
Sante Fe but who since got side
tracked behind big bunch Of sheep,
was in the city Wednesday.
Lola May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Johnson of Cliffs, suffered an un-
usual and painful accident when she
ran fish hook into her heel. 1t took
considerable probing and suffering to
extract it.
DR.. NJ. J. Moran arrived Monday
night from Deming, N. M, to visit at
the p. j. Lindemann home, where his
wife and daughters have been guests
since June. When he returns his
family will accompany him.
DR.. w. B. Downing, professor of
music at the University of Kansas,
whose contributions to programs in
the city this summer were much APP
preciated, left Tuesday after being on
The college summer school faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathison and
son and Mrs. Mathison's sister, Miss
Kathleen O'Kelly, left Monday for
their home in Telluride, Colo, after
visiting at the George Myers home.
Mr. Mathison is Mrs. Myers brother.
j. T. Moore lis again able to sit out
in the yard after his close call some
months ago when horse knocked him
down and crushed a hip bone. He
then had just got about after a sue
cession Of serious operations. He says
he is out to stay this time.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass and
The formers nephew, Malcolm Doug
lass, viii drive next week to Tucson to
remain until the last of September,
when they will return to Flagstaff,
where Mrs. Douglass is on the college
faculty.
Mrs. f. H. Perkins and her uacle,
Stewart Smith, stopped overnight here
with the Judge F. w. Perkins family
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