The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22
LOCAL BREVITIES


Peerless bread. It's made with milk.
Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will give
you pep.
They are herel-the new bathing
suits at j. C. Penney's.
Matinees at 3 p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Howard Denman on Wednesday
made business trip to Ashfork.
Bill Caste, coyote trapper, came in
from Ashfork to spend few days.
VictroIas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, Ii
N. Leroux.
Chinese parasols on sale-ladies'
81; children's SOC, at Monte Vista
Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richardson
drove in Tuesday from Cameron and
returned next day.
Buy IurnlIure on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Margarita R1iball, four months old
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fidel
Roiball, died this week.
Professor Masters, clairvoyant, who
has been here some weeks will leave
Il ld2SJdl1 dDOuJ August l.
Mrs. Claire Knox has improved the
lawn and parkway at her Ideal hotel,
vastly improving the good looks at
that corner.
w. G. McGinnis, range forage spe-
cialist from the University of Arizona,
is spending this week here going over
the range with K. X. Henness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Wolfe and son
IL /
Swanson ranch last week on their
way home from Grand Canyon.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mrs. George Cotton and daughter
of Grand Canyon and Miss Harriette
Cotton of Brooklyn, N. Y, left Sun
day after spending a few days in
Flagstaff.
DR.. and Mrs. George P. Sampson
of Winslow and Hal Grimshaw of
Phoenix, camping at Mormon Lake,
were recent visitors at the R. H. Mar
inc home.
Earl Parsons, teller at the Arizona
Central bank, accompanied by Mrs.
Parsons left last week in their new
car for San Diego on two weeks
vacation.
Joe G.. Dolan came up from Phoenix
for the weekend with his family and
to take in some of the celebration, re-
turning Monday night planning to be
here again this weekend.
Mrs. j. ]. Britt spent most of this
week camping down in Oak Greek
keeping her watchful eye on the fol-
lowing young folks: Bud Norman,
Ellsworth Nichols, Ned, John and
Mary Agnes Britt.
John Nichols spent the weekend
with his family, returning to Tuba
City Sunday accompanied by his son
Ellsworth, who is to spend the rest of
his vacation helping out at the Luke
Smyth trading post at Cow Springs.
Jack Francis left Sunday with his
mule team and camp wagon for Need
more tank where he will be busy until
the middle of next month, when he
will accompany his father, Dan M,
Francis, to Zion national park and
other points of interest.
P. G. Spilsbury, president Arizona
Industrial Congress, returned the first
of the week to Phoenix, but will be
here again in couple weeks, both to
keep cool and to be with his son, who
recently returned from a European
tour and is attending Teachers col
lege.
Little Jane Linn celebrated her
fourth birthday last Wednesday, July
13, out at her new home, the Rogers
Lake ranger station. Those who mo-
tored out to help her have happy
day were Grandmother Linn, Mrs. ].
E. Nichols and children and Mrs. J.J.
Britt and children.
Joe Kellam came in few days ago
from his cattle range to spend a day
or so in town resting. He said it was
very dry on his Lake Mary range and
the feed poor, but plenty of water for
the cattle to drink. A heavy rain on
the Little Colorado river range did
lot of good and he should have good
feed there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frier, here from
Phoenix on vacation, on Sunday visited
the Jim Kathrens ranch where many
years ago they began housekeeping
and homesteaded ranch. Mrs. Frier
was particularly delighted when the
little pet saddle pony which she rode
as a bride came to the fence and
seemed to know her.
A picnic party spending the day in
Bull basin and visiting the Bellemont
caves consisted of the following: w.
]. Ryan and family, D. /. Herring
and family, p J. Lindemann and fam
ily, and guests, Mrs. Moran and
daughters, Mrs Luella B. McGreav-
ey, Mrs. Eugene Burrus and child
ren.
Mrs. L. R. Hall, proprietor Of the
Beal Hotel at Kingman,. spent Sunday
and Monday in Flagstaff. Her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hall, who
was injured some weeks ago when an
auto turned over near Kingman, is re-
covered. She left Monday evening for
Los Angeles, where she will visit until
the opening of college at Berkeley
where she will be a seEior.