The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

4 Herman Dietzman and family drove
to Prescott last weekend.
George Babbitt left Friday for
Phoenix to be gone a couple weeks.
Laundered and unlaundered flour
sacks at the Peerless bakery, 8 N.
Beaver.
Bob Walton, clerk of Navajo county
board of supervisors, spent Sunday in
Flagstaff.
Mrs. Landis ]. Arnold and young
baby left the hospital for home the
first Of the week.
Tommy, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Mccullough, was one of this
weeks sufferers from flu.
Charles Corey Jr. is suffering with
a bunged up finger which was injured
during basketball practice.
Mrs. John Langdon of Clemenceau
is here this week visiting her daugh-
ter, a student at Teachers college.
Mrs. Florence Sloan and children
left Saturday for Chicago to join Mr..
Sloan, who went several months ago.
frankie, the son of Mr.. aid Mrs.
Pete Michelbach is all right again af-
ter being pretty sick with pneumon-
la.
Chester and Roy Deaver, Walter
F'leck and E. J. Kirwan motored to
Phoenix and back during the week
end.
Mrs. Ross Denman, who had been
confined to her bed for several weeks
was out Sunday but had to return
again.
Mrs. Percival Lowell left Tuesday
for Phoenix where she will stay a
few days before going on to Los
Angeles.
John Nichols, Tom Lynch, H. J..
Fish and John Conrard came in from
Kayenta to spend the weekend with
their folks.
Miss Laura McDermid took sick
Tuesday night with influenza and
went off duty to nurse herself in
stead of others.
Lewis Benedict, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Grimmell motored
to Phoenix Sunday and will visit there
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin will return
the first of the week from Chicago,
where she visited her sister since be-
fore Thanksgiving.
Mayor I. B. Koch, who has been in
Phoenix on. business for nearly two
weeks, will be home again about the
middle of next week.
Ted LeBarron went to Mesa Mon
day and will return today with his
wife, who spent the past two weeks
there with her parents.
William Thomason flew from Wins
low to Keams Canyon Tuesday after
noon with members of motion pic
ture company to select a safe landing
place in the canyon.
Warren Perkins and his sister, Mrs.
G. A. Pearson, spent most of last
week in Phoenix, Warren on business
and both visiting their parents, Judge
and Mrs. F. w. Perkins.
County Attorney Frank M. Gold
recently was appointed chairman of
the resolutions and obituaries COM
mittee of the state bar association
by the chairman of the association.
Mrs. M. Leonard left for Denver
Tuesday evening, called by illness II
the family of her daughter. She will
probably return in a few weeks to re-
sumo charge of the Monte Vista gift
shop.
Local golf superenthusiasts have
been enjoying their favorite exercise
on the local links for the past week.
Two of the greens are still under
snow but the other seven are salts
factory.
MIR. and Mrs. Tommy Knoles plan
to leave tonight for Phoenix and
Glendale to visit Tommy's folks at
the latter place and to bring home
from Phoenix the bakery's new de-
livery truck.
Miss Eva Colwell arrived from
Winslow the first of the week to
nurse at the home of DR.. A. II. Scher-
mann Mrs. Schermann and all four
children were very i'll, especially the
little son, AL Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Morgan, for
merly of Parks and now of Wicken-
burg, drove over from Williams,
where they visited the j. II. Morgan
family, to spend Tuesday here with
Nh. and Mrs. ]. G. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Nackard on
Tuesday left overland for a months
vacation in California. Mr.. Nackard
had just disposed of his retail gro
Gerry business and felt he was entitled
to a rest before beginning wholesal-
ing.
Herb Babbitt and his mother, Mrs.
George Babbitt left Monday for the
southern part of the state. Mrs. Bab-
bitt will visit her daughter Eunice
at Tucson and Herb will attend the
state cattle growers meeting at
Douglas.
Mrs. Mae Titus, formerly Miss Mae
Brown, is at home again at her old
place at the Western Union Telegraph
office. She expects to remain perma
nently. Her husband, II. E. Titus, ex-
poets to join her here within couple
of months.
C. H. Cooper, logging contractor,
came back from his work at Cloud
croft, N. NJ, the last Of last week,
went to Phoenix for few days and
will return here for few days more
before going back to the New Mex
lean woods.
Mrs. r. J. Connor became i'll on
Monday with influenza and is still
confined to her home. Dick Jr. is hav-
ing touch of the same malady. Dick
Sr. has not shown any symptoms Of
it, though he is undergoing some
radical change Of anatomy.
Chinese New Years guests of Woo
Lee. proprietor of the Bright Angel