The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03

Tennie A. Moon. 5-27-2t
Stanton Wallace is fire guard at
Lookout mountain near Mormon Lake
! for the summer.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Walter Hyde last week went to
work for his brother, Earl Hyde, at
Rabbits service station.
Miss Margaret Stewart and Miss
Dorothy Ford on Monday motored to
Grand Canyon and back.
Miss Virginia FliclSinger and Miss
Helen Runke spent parts of last week
and tiiis at Grand Canyon.
Misses Louise and Reba Switzer
and Clarence Kunsman drove to Grand
Canyon and back on Sunday.
Lewis Benedict went to Ashfork on
Tuesday to look after the sheep in
/ terests of Mrs. Charlie Howard
Mrs. George Cotton and daughter,
Miss Harriette, of Grand Canyon
spent some time here this week
Ii you ever try a double-decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
toaster you will want more. Griff's.
Orders taken for Vassar candy,
with framed notices attached, at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pulliam and
Ralph Davis drove to Phoenix for a
few days, returning the last Of the
week.
Mrs. John Metz on Saturday ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. n. P. Agren
to Phoenix to visit her son, Fred
/ Motz.
r. A. Nickerson, manager of the
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber COM
! pany of Willirns, was in Flagstaff
| yesterday.
Charlie Clark, Santa Fe SPECIAL
officer, came in from Grand Canyon
the last of the week to see his
mother.
Mrs. o. NJ Swenkerud, who for 10
/ days was the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
I Y. NJ. Siipher, on Monday left for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. A. A. Johnston and son Jimmie
arrived Monday from Phoenix. The
family have taken a house on Grand
I Canyon avenue.
S. G. Dowell, superintendent of the
! Arizona Gypsum Plaster company of
| Douglas, visited here with friends
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wild Raudebaugh are
driving to the country club and other
places in one of the handsome new
blue Essex coaches.
Enchilladas, Wednesday from Ii to
2, served or sold at the Catholic
/ bazaar at the Woman's club, phone
your order early to So or 23I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Samsky came
! up from Phoenix to spend few days
here the last of last week They were
guests at the Dan Hogan home.
Mrs Lorna G. Jessup and Miss Lora
Maxwell on Saturday drove to Grand
Canyon, descending the trail and re-
turned to Flagstaff on Sunday.
.. F. Evans, cousin of Lloyd Wall,
and wife spent few days here this
week on their way from Los Angeles
to Iowa and Nebraska by automobile.
Miss Ossie Pearl Towles, sister of
Marvin Leamon, arrived the last of
the week To make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. T.. S. Spencer and go to
school.
Mrs. w. L. Wright came last week
from Columbia, Mo-, to spend q month
with her niece, Mrs. A. L. Mont
gomery, after which she will go to
California.
George James, new salesman at the
d. ID. Bootery, and Mrs. James arrived
Saturday overland from Denver and
have taken the G. B. Wilson cottage
on Mars hill.
Miss Virginia Tlicl6inger is this
week entertaining Miss Eloise Monroe,
who taught this winter with her at
Superior, and who is leaving tonight
for San Francisco.
Walter Benson will be home Sunday
from Tucson where he attended the
university to spend the summer with
his mother Mrs. G. T. Benson, and
brother and sisters.
Miss Catherine Miller will come
home Tuesday from the state univer-
sity, where she is a student, to be
here this summer with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Miller.
Miss Ruth Johnson, sister Of Mrs.
T. S. Spencer, is spending the week
here on her way from Iowa to Orange,
Calf, where she will be with her
parents and teach next year.
Mrs. Ben Lyle Crytes Of Floy,
Ariz., came Tuesday to visit until to-
morrow with friends at college. On
Sunday she went to Grand Canyon to
see her husband, employed there.
Miss Ellen Saunders, former mem
Der Of Flagstaff teaching staff and
now Of Tucson, stopped off Tuesday
evening enroute east for the summer,
for short visit with Miss Zella Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jot B. Stiles of Tuba /
City were here a few days the first /
of the week, leaving to go to Wins /
low and Holbrook and return to Tuba
City for the Indian celebration yester-
day.
Refugio Mejia came in on Sunday /
morning, from the A. L. & I. logging +
camp with the body of his month old /
baby girl, Goldina, which his wife +
found dead that morning when she +
awoke.
Rob Taylor, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Taylor, will be home Sunday
from the state university for the sum-
mer. He will be employed by the
engineers Of the bureau OF public
roads on the highway east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and
children came in from Sunshine to
attend the graduation exercises on
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