The Coconino sun., 1927-07-01
Tom Hudspeth, Selgman sheepman,
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Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Fred Farrell of Payson and Rhoda
White of Winslow were married here
Friday by Rev. E. L. Freeland.
A clubhouse electric toasted sand
wich on our latest toaster insures your
patronage -Griff's. Phone 224
DR.. NJ. G. Fronske on Saturday
night went to Oak Greek and on Sun
day brought back his wife and boys,
who had camped there for a week.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Ed oglesby, Maricopa county as
SCISSOR, and Tom Bush, chief of the
auto department of the assessors Of
flee. came up Friday for the week
end.
Edwin Thatcher, general manager
of the Squaw Peak Mining company
and C.. S. Chick, Cottonwood postmas-
ter, spent a few days here the last of
the week.
Ramon Aso accompanied by Bruno
Edogoia, sheep buyer from Los An
geles, and Cruz Araso on Monday
went to Howard Lake to spend most
of this week
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, state auditor,
and her secretary, Miss Mary Francis
Jake, left Saturday for the state
capital after a short stay here, visit
ing relatives.
Friends calling upon DIR. and Mrs.
Walter B. Niles at the Etter ranch in
Deadman's Flat bring to town the
cheerful news that DR.. Niles is inn
proving steadily since moving there.
Among those from Flagstaff at
tending the registered state shoot at
Prescott this week are Ed and Wild
Raudebaugh, Charlie Gilham, Pete
Solberg, Bill Smith and Frank NJ
Gold.
Mrs. Beatrice Robson is touring
Nevada and Yellowstone park and
expects to be back in Flagstaff for
the snake dance. Mrs. Robson for
several years has spent her summers
in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Swanson on Sun
day visited at the Conrad Pessara
ranch at Anderson Pass and admired
the unusually fine stand of corn which
Conrad will probably take fair prizes
upon this fall as usual.
]. c. Tonge, manager Breen Drug
store, returned the first of the week
from Los Angeles, accompanied by his
wife and two little boys. They have
taken the Wilson apartment which Mr..
and Mrs. T. d. Jessupe had.
Mrs. Pearl Doyle, formerly resi-
dent of Flagstaff and now of Los An
geles, is selling real estate for the cor
poration which bought and subdivide!
the Babbitt ranch at Monte Bello Park
south of Los Angeles. It is on this
tract that Johnny O'Farrell has an
Indian curio and blanket store called
the Painted Pinnacle.
George II. Coffin, president Light
ming Delivery company of Phoenix,
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter and son arrived Friday and left
the first of the week. Mr. Coffin and
his foreman, Mr.. Newman, inspected
their contract of installing telephone
lines east of here for the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany.
DIR. R. o. Raymond and Ramon Aso
this week completed the purchase of
a half interest in the Howard Sheep
company from Mrs. Charlie Howard
of Phoenix, the other half belonging
to 7. A. and NJ. j. Riordan The COM
pany range is north of Ashfork and
Williams. William Pitts for years
was in charge of the outfit, which will
now be managed by Mr.. Aso.
Word was received from Mrs. Olive
Reno of King City, Calf, that her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Hayes, upon
graduation from high school accepted
the position of society editor on the
Woodland daily paper. Miss Eleanor
will attend Teachers college in the
fall at San Jose, Calf Mrs. Reno
also wrote that Dan Conroy, formerly
of Flagstaff, is now in King City.
Miss Dorothy Gregg left Sunday to
be gone until September on a Euro
pean tour Her place as training
school critic teacher is taken this
summer by Mrs. Agnes Robinson of
Denver. Mrs Robinson is living in
the Dotson house on North Humphrey
and her brother, Warren Tucker of
Monrovia, is with her. They are old
friends of Professor and Mrs. e. G.
Glass.
Doug Roome, formerly Babbitt
Brothers auditor here and now assist
ant manager Pasadena hospital, drove
in Sunday after spending his vacation
at the John Lazear ranch in Tonto
basin, and left Wednesday. He was a
guest at the Beasley and A. A. John
st0n homes. He received a card from
Mrs. Roome saying that she and her
sister, Mrs. Joe Treat, had landed in
Sweden where they are visiting rela-
fives this Summer
"Howdy" Jackson and wife of Chula
Vista, Calf, spending the past month
in the northern part of the state, re-
turned Friday from Grand Canyon.
They find Flagstaff so attractive they
have decided to stay here perma-
nently. Mr.. Jackson has large
wholesale cut flower and potted plant
business at Chula Vista which he
plans to dispose of and go into busi-
ness here Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson are
at Kit Carson camp west of town.