The Coconino sun., 1927-11-25
LOCAL BREYITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. George Marine have
taken a Beeson apartment on Milton
road.
Newt Shaffer Of Rabbits vegetable
department is spending this week at
Grand Canyon.
Joe Kellam, lengthy and prominent
cattleman, Is out of commission from
a week of severe illness.
Mrs. B. A. Cameron is home from
the coast where she spent couple
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom L. Rees had as
their dinner guests Sunday Rev. and
Mrs. Recter W. Johnson and son.
George Black spent a day in town
the middle of the week en- route from
the reservation to his home at Sedona.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Tinsley went
to Phoenix yesterday with Prof. R.
B. Courtright to spend few days.
Mrs. Joe Tissaw came home Satur-
day from Phoenix where she under
went major operation two weeks
ago.
Miss Annis McGookin is here from
Clarkdale where she teaches to spend
the holidays with her father and
sister.
Mrs. Mary Miller, mother of Andy
Miller of Penney's, is improving. She
fractured a rib recently when she
slipped.
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Glass motored
out to Pinyon Portal to spend Thanks
giving day with DR.. and Mrs. Walter
B. Niles.
Professor R. C. Stevenson, super
| intendent of the Williams city schools,
was a business visitor in Flagstaff
Tuesday.
All the principal places of business,
including the courthouse, city hall,
and public library were closed Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. Mary Lynch returned last
week from a two weeks visit with
her daughter Mrs. Lyons in Whining
ton, Calf.
Judge F. w. Perkins returned We'd
nesday from Phoenix, accompanied by
Mrs. Perkins, who visited their son
Fred Perkins.
R.H. Stevens, IT. S. bureau Of public
roads assistant engineer in charge of
the Clint's Well road project, was in
town Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester F. Deaver
and the Rev. and Mrs. Recter w.
johnson and son were Grand Canyon
visitors Saturday.
G. l.. Walker, superintendent of the
| Western Navajo Indian agency at
Tuba City, was a visitor in Flagstaff
the last of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Hoch-
derffer drove to Winslow Wednesday
night to spend Thanksgiving with
Z Ii A n UF-iy
4 Mrs. l.. G. Leighton and Mel Leigh
ton, mother and brother of Mrs. l..
". Cress, came Wednesday evening
] to spend Thanksgiving and stay the
rest of the week.
Rev. Recter w. Johnson Of the
I Federated church delivered the address
! at the semi-annual church banquet at
/ the community church in Clarkdale
/ Wednesday.
Mrs. John Verkamp and children
i and Miss Elsa Myers drove to Grand
Canyon yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with MIR. Nerkamp. They Will
return today
DR.. NJ. o. Dumas and wife and
1 children are here from Jerome to
II spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Dumas
4 sister, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, and
mother, Mrs John Francis.
T. A. Riordan, accompanied by Mrs.
Riordan and Bob Riordan, went to
Prescott Monday to attend sessions of
the Arizona Industrial congress. They
returned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Shirley Brown and daughter
| Cordelia, left Wednesday for the
southern part Of the state for the
winter Mr.. 4 Brown, who is travelling
out of Flagstaff, was here to see
them before they left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith of Cos
nino and Mrs Lee Vishno viii leave
next week for visit of a week or
two on the coast. The Smiths will be
/ in Alhambra and Mrs Vishno will
visit a son and daughter in Compton.
Tommy Knoles, Carr Schwarz and
| Wild Raudebaugh got home Monday
from Tucson where they went to take
part in the state golf tournament.
i All survived until the finals. They
report a very enjoyable trip.
Tai Jessuppe is boasting to his
many Flagstaff friends of the fine
son which the long legged bird drop
ped down the chimney Of the house in
/ Milwaukee where Mrs. Jessuppe is
visiting her parents. Tai is going to
see his kingship and Mrs. Jessuppe
at Christmas time and take them
back with him to Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merkle and sons
got home Tuesday morning from
Oklahoma where all but Mr. Merkle
spent ten weeks visiting relatives; Mr..
Merlle went a few weeks ago for
his annual vacation from the forest
service They stopped for visit
with old forest service friends in
/ Albuquerque on the way home.
Junipine Ranch in Oak Greek cam
yon this weekend is the setting for
a jolly house party with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frank NJ. Gold as hosts. Among
those enjoying the event: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. E. Wells and children Of Will
I liams, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Scott and
son Of Junipine, Miss Naomi Dins-
more, Miss Celia Lawler, Miss Lena
Laney. NJ. J. Wells, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gold and children Mr.. Gold will be
/ in his office at the courthouse today
and tomorrow but will join the party
4 later.
Nick Martinez shot himself through
1 the foot Sunday evening while he
was cleaning his % rifle in the yard
/ of the Fred Lucero place where he