The Coconino sun., 1927-04-08
LOCAL BREVITES
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VIII Marlar is having his cottage
on Hillside and Dale painted white,
Free genuine Gillette safety razor
with each pair of mems shoes at Sc
or over.-Babbitts'
Miss Alice Metz will return to.
morrow from Los Angeles where she
spent the past two weeks.
Miss Rosa Bouton went to Winslow
and Holbrook Wednesday night and
viii start home Saturday night.
The sheriff,s office last week
bought new Studebaker sedan from
Jos. J. Waldhaus. local distributor.
Miss Lorraine Allen, manager local
Western Union telegraph office, drove
to Williams Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Williams is back from
Phoenix, where she went a couple
weeks ago with Mrs. Beatrice For
dyce
Mrs. Arthur Vandevier and son
John are expected home tomorrow or
next day from the coast, where they
were with relatives for month.
"Moqui" Travis is back from the
Gap where he made himself useful to
the movie people for a week or so.
Frank Fairchild is still out there.
Pete M5chelbach of the Pilkington
Motor company returned Saturday
from FL Paso where he took two
weeks post graduae course in Duco
painting.
Everett Mercer, rodent exterrnin-
ator working with the u. S. biologi-
<,o1 e,r.,xyoxv o-y-.no4aJ 40 ho hare
next week after being stationed at
Yuma all winter.
c. G.. Richards left Wednesday
afternoon for Hunter, Mo-, on receipt
of telegramsanouncing that his faith
er had been seriously injured in. an
automobile accident.
County Assessor r. II. Marine ac-
companied by his wife went to Wins
low Sunday and spent the first part of
the week visiting ranches in that end
of the county on official business.
Homer Bartlett has his right hand
swathed in bandages which cover a
mashed hand which he got when it
got in the way of some fractions ma
chinery in the engine room at Bah
bits.
r. II. Simpson, manager of the local
]. C. Penney company store, left
Wednesday evening for Los Angeles
to attend a five day buyers convent
ion of western Penney stores man
ayers.
Mrs. George Cotton and daughter
the first of the week returned to
Grand Canyon. Miss Cotton was i'll
with the fin most of the time while
here, but had nearly fully recovered
wren she left.
Town Marshal Charlie Murray and
Mrs. Murray Of Williams spent
several days here the first of the
first of the week fixing up their house
on South Beaver street for renting.
They stayed with Mr.. Murray's sister,
Mrs. George Perry.
County board of supervisors held
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday at the courthouse. All three
members of the board d.C Chairman
Bob Taylor and Jos. ]. Waldhaus of
Flagstaff and James Kennedy of VIII
haws-weFe' present
Mrs. John NJ Clark arrived
Wednesday afternoon from Tucson,
where she visited relatives after a
short time in Los Angeles with her
boys, who are in school there. Mrs.
Clark is the guest of her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Rosaline Clark.
Mrs. Charles Nickel is considerably
better though very weak after a
serious attack of flu during which for
two days she was unable to see. The
little daughter, Francis, and baby son,
Charlie Jr., who were Ill at the same
time, though not so seriously, are
both up and making good progress
toward recovery.
Maurice Zook arrived Sunday from
Hill City, Kan, and expects to again
call Flagstaff home. His father Rev.
w. H. Zook, formerly pastor here of
the Federated church, and brother
and sisters are at Hill City. His step
mother is with her parents in Illinois.
Maurice will begin working Monday in
The Suns mechanical department.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Albers motored
to Prescott Saturday afternoon and
returned Sunday evening. Mr.. Albers
attended the knights of Columbus
ceremonies and Mrs. Albers called at
the Arthur McDonough home, where
she found Mrs. McDonough's mother,
Mrs. Gus Dillman, much improved
since she left here a few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Taylor arrived
Wednesday by motor from California,
where they spent the winter. Mr..
Taylor formerly of Missouri is re-
tired lumberman who had spent some
time looking for a place to locate
permanently. He tried several brands
of climate and environment before
he decided on Flagstaff and its pines.
George Peter Jr. manager of the
state Pay N Takitt. grocery stores,
and L. G. Lalkin, secretary and treas
urer of the same organization, on
Saturday and Sunday visited ]. w.
Lowerv, local Pay N Takit manager.
Peter, Sunday morning shot with the
local trap men and made perfect
score, as he so often does at his home
traps IN Phoenix.