The Coolidge examiner., 1936-08-21

in Superior this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Moffit had
as visitors last weekend, Mrs.
Motifs sister, Mrs. A. c. Nichols
of Gilbert.
Sam Mckinney and mother are
visiting at Ocean Side this week.
You can always tell who the live
wire merchants in town are be re-
ferring to the local newspaper,
The subscription price of The Ex-
aminer is only So per year.
Let The Examiner do your joo
printing. We know how and our
charges are reasonable.
Don't send away for any article
you can buy in Coolidge Note the
advertisements for bargains.
Classified advertisement cost only
trifle and bring results. Try
them.
FOR SALE-Cafe and building,
located in Coolidge en- the highway
and doing good business. Priced
to sell, or will trade for cattle. See
or write Guy F. Sandersi Box 1871,
Coolidge.
F. 3. Taylor was here from Mesa
the first of the week visiting his
brother, Pete.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbert have
returned from their summer college
work at the University of Arizona
Mr.. Culbert is principal of the Ken
ilworth school, and is making
preparation for the next years
work.
Geo. Ware and family left yester-
day for vacation on the coast.
Mrs. N. E. Record will have charge
of the Coolidge Hotel during their
absence.
The following graduates of the
Coolidge Union high school will, be
leaving in the near future to at
tend the colleg of their selection:
Miss Lois Knox and Mac Magun,
Arizona State University at Tucson;
Misses Madge Slater and Gladys
Roach and Ray Guiles, Arizona
State Teachers College at Flag
staff; Miss Dorothy Nichols, Ari-
zont State Teachers College at
Tempe.
Nelson Morrison, Miller Pyeatt,
Joe Clements and G.. e. Nichols at
tended the rodeo at Payson this
week.
Charley Harding will be leaving
soon to attend the University of
Arizona at Tucson.
Mrs. Willie McNatt left this
week for a visit to the Texas
Centennial and other points. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
John Pearre, and her niece, Mrs.
Willie Lee Olney, both of Long
Beach. Mrs. Will DeLao is III
charge of the telephone office dur
ing the absence of Mrs McNatt.
L. A. Mcintyre, Sr., left Wednes-
day morning for Del Rio, Texas,
where he will be under the care of
DR.. J. r. Brinkley.
G. r. McClathery, wife and little
son, of Hobbs, N. NJ, are visiting
Mr.. Glathery's mother, Mrs. w. J.
Mackham, in Coolidge. Mr.. Clathery
is superintendent of the Ohio Oil
Co. in Hobbs. After a few days he
will return to his duties, leaving the
wife and son for an extended visit.
Mrs. Ida Merrill arrived here
from Ell Paso last Friday to visit
her son, w. l.. Merrill, at Oldberg.
A daughter, Mrs. o. B. Ball and
husband from San Diego, Joined her
here Monday. Mrs. Merrill ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Ball home
Thursday and will return here
later.
John Goree went over to San
Diego last Friday to try his hand
at deep sea fishing and returned
with most interesting fish story
that cannot be contradicted.
Now, John has a high standing
in the business and social circles III
this community, and a most
creditable record for truth and
veracity in the general run of af-
fairs. His friends even believe his
report on miles per gallon or miles
per hour, but when it comes to the
size or number of fish, John realizes