The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

/ You can always read the latest flc-
tion at Rabbits circulating library.
| Latest styles in Peacock and Arch
Preserver shoes for ladies at Babbitts.
Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin is i'll this
week with severe attack of shingles.
| Why not build your own cottage at
] Mormon Lake? For choice location,
see VIM. Beeson. 7-22-tf-
Have you seen the wonderful display
on the bargain table at Gassman's
! Newsstand and Gift Shop?
/ G. M. Etter, civil engineer. Pri-
vate surveying and general engineer
| ing. 7-29-3t
| Mrs. T. A. Stahl returned the first
of the week after spending month
touring the east.
Weekend guests at the Grover
Jones home were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Bissenger of Peoria.
Walter Hyde and Bill Hemler are
back from a brief trip to the Color
ado bridge site near Lees Ferry.
Mrs. Gene Campbell and little child
rem arrived Tuesday from Ashfork to
visit Mrs. Joe Tissaw and relatives.
1 Mrs. David Babbitt, Jr., arrived
Tuesday evening from Phoenix to Wis
it her ister-in-law, Miss Gertrude
Babbitt
Mrs. Lillian Cameron -marcelling,
| Csc; water waving, 65c; hair bobbing,
35c; shampooing, 35c.--404 N. Beaver,
phone 101J.
! HLaert Hill arrived on Sunday from
/ Morenci to spend several weeks here
/ with his wife and children at the j.
B. Ormond home.
Manager Raab of the Adams Ho-
tel Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs.
! Raab, were in this city for couple
of days this week.
FIR. Tindler of Los Angeles, on his
way to Chicago, stopped off Satur-
day to stay until next Tuesday with
his friend, FIR. Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Floss and young
SON came Friday from Miami to visit
Mrs. Floss brother, Lee Doyle. Mr..
Floss returned Tuesday to Miami.
| Miss Alice Morrison, teacher in the
Phoenix schools, left for home yester
day after attending the first half of
the summer session at Teachers col
lege.
Miss Dorothy Ford is leaving Sun
dav for her home in Phoenix to re-
main until the first of September
when she will return to resume teach
/ ing.
/ w. C. Hargrave, prominent busi-
ness man of Pittsburg, Tex, and wife
and children arrived yesterday to
spend some weeks at Hotel Monte
Vista.
Royal Lescher, the Phoenix archi-
/ tect, we'll known here for the past
buildings he engineered, accompanied
| by his father, were in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. P. E. Miller and daughter,
/ Viola left yesterday for their home
at Pine after spending a month at the
home of Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Mil
i ler's sister.
Mrs. Oscar verlxamp of Los Ange-
les is here visiting her brother-in-
law and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Verkamp. She came the last
| of last week.
Miss Josephine Hayes, secretary to
+ H. ". Watson, manager Arizona Live
Stock Loan association, left Monday
for Albuquerque, called by the i'll
ness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave O'Brien and
daughter, Bill Hathaway and son Bill,
and Bill Smith on Sunday motored to
Tuba City and had dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Jot B. Stiles and Bill
/ O'Brien.
Elmer Carroll, up to about 10 years
ago saw filler at the. Arizona Lumber
& Timber company mill, and his wife
| dropped into town Monday on their
way from their present home in Kan
.sas City to the coast.
! Newt Shaffer arrived this week to
take charge of Rabbits vegetable
/ department where several years ago
he was manager Newt for the past
year or so has been working at Phan-
tom Ranch in Grand Canyon.
i George F. Campbell in his new
commander four passenger Studeba-
ker coach is the cynosure of admir-
4 ing eyes this week. He bought it
from the JOS. j. Waldhaus garage.
Alban Schuele left this week after
spending a few days here with his
sister, Mrs. Joe Babbitt. He went
to McNary, where he Joined his old
school friend, George Scott, to spend
few weeks on his stock ranch.
Mrs. Ida Schoolcraft and grandson,
Emory Jr., arrived Saturday from
Houston where they had visited, to
stay awhile with the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. F. Cooper, before going
to their home at Sacramento, Calf.
Guests at the T. S. Spencer home
Wednesday and yesterday we're Mrs.
Spencer's cousin, Miss Laura Krier,
and Miss Sherman from Santa Clara,
Calf, who are taking an extended
vacation. They came here from the
Grand Canyon and are on their way
east.
Mrs. Pat Murphy has had several
guests lately. Her mother, Mrs. John
Duffy, her sisters, Misses Mary and
Myrtle Duffy, and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Alice Murphy and son Jim, all from
Tucson, spent last week at camp with
Mrs. Murphy. They all left Tues
day for home with the exception of
Mrs. Duffy and Miss Mary Duffy.
DR.. n. A. Bassett, superintendent
of the New Mexico and Arizona con-
ference of Mexican Methodist mis-
sion work, left Thursday after con-
| ductinp the dedicatory services of the