The Coconino sun., 1927-06-24

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Walter LIE Barron is driving a new
Studebaker sedan.
R. B. Corbitt was recently appoin-
ted county, ranger.
Arthur Godwind has been i'll at his
home for two weeks.
Miss Loretto jake is clerking In
Rabbits ice department.
G. f. Walters recently received ap-
pointment as deputy sheriff.
Matinees at 8 p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Mrs. Felice Garcia on Monday ap-
piled for divorce from Leo Garcia.
Allen A cool athletic underwear,
three suits for $2.65 at Sid Gassman's.
Judge j. E. Jones of superior court
spent the first of the week in King
man.
Mrs. Richard Griffith will be home
today after a three weeks visit in
Texas.
See Beeson for all kinds of service
in insurance and real estate. Masonic
building. 4-15-tf
Rev. Phil Ellsworth on Wednesday
went to Phoenix, expecting to be home
tomorrow.
w. H. Switzer this week installed
an electric motor for use in his auto
top works.
Statuettes, "The Troubadour" and
"Age of Romance" at the Monte Vis-
ia Gift shop.
Mrs. Percival Lowell, who arrived
Sunday from Los Angeles, is leaving
soon for Boston.
STAGE Hibben of the Little Color
ado Trading company spent Wednes-
day in Flagstaff.
Miss Annie Jaggard and Miss Mary
Watson of Williams We're visitors IN
Flagstaff Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rickel and Sid
Gassman and families spent Sunday
in Oak Greek Canyon.
DR.. Felix Manning, county health
officer on Wednesday made an offic-
ial trip to Mormon Lake.
Hon. George T. Wilson, Maricopa
county attorney, on the way to st.
Johns stopped off here Tuesday.
U. ]. Lewis and family will arrive
the first of next week from La Mesa,
Calf, to remain the rest of the sum-
mer.
C. G. johnson left yesterday for
Chicago after making survey here
for the Flagstaff Electric Light COM
pany.
While it is ordinarily dollar a
suit, Allen A athletic union suits for
men are $2.65 for three, at Sid Gass-
mans.
Mrs. Billie LeBarron arrived the
first of the week from Tempe to at
tend college. She will teach next
winter in the valley.
Mrs. Joe Babbitt, who spent a week
at Mercy hospital, is recovering nice
" at her home, where she was taken
the first of the week.
Mrs. A. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Sylvia, returned Tuesday night from
Fillmore, Calf, where they spent be-
tween quarters vacation.
Offices of the Flagstaff Electric
Light company are having a COM
plete new coat of wall covering and
paint, George N. Baty doing the work.
Lee Doyle drove to Grand Canyon
Wednesday, taking with him Mrs.
Carolyn Smith, Miss Margaret Ste
wart, Miss Amy Roark and Miss Pau
line Bigham.
DR.. William J. Slosser of San An
tonic, retired dentist, visited DR.. A.
H. Schermann this week. They were
formerly located in the same city in
New Mexico.
Orville Flaugh came to town yes
terday to receive treatment for cut
lip, caused by being hit by a branch
of a falling tree. He was working
for Cooper & Otey,
Bish Headrick, foreman at the
Flagstaff Lumber company mill, is
carrying a hand in sling as the re-
suit of its being at the receiving end
of large slab dropped by Mexi-
can helper.
Miss Minnie Hilkins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins, left
last week for Los Angeles. She went
over with Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Phlum
and daughter, who visited here at the
Hilkins home.
Colorful Chinese embroideries,
brasses that delight the eye, cigar
ette boxes, beautifully fashioned, and
many other objects of unusual inter-
est at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
John 10y is very i'll at the home of
his niece, Mrs. o. A. Benedict at
Camp Verde, according to word reach
ing Flagstaff yesterday. Mr. Loy's
many friends here hope to hear bet
ter news soon.
The two and half year old baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Per-
kins and granddaughter of NJ. D..
Tombler of Mormon Lake, is about
recovered from two weeks illness
at Mercy hospital.
Doc Pardee and wife of Prescott
We're in Flagstaff Tuesday, the for
mer lining up his program for the
midsummer rodeo and Indian show.
They will be back again the first Of
the week to stay.
Enos Blanchard of Kansas City,
who is with the Pickford-F Fairbanks
company will stop off Tuesday en-
route with the company to Europe,
for short stay to see Miss Lourene
Eden, also from Kansas City.
r. "A. Stahl is having the brick
platform around the freight depot
taken up. 1t will be relaid on a high
er level with a slight slope for bet
ter drainage into cutters which will
be constructed around the edge.