The Coconino sun., 1921-02-25
THE COCONINO SUN
Shamrock Taxi-146.

f was III 'o"n uesudy, OH leRdi UuSl- ness.
 Supervisor Wm. H. Campbell left the latter part of last week for PhOe- nix on business.
 Mrs. Howard Marine slipped on the ice near her home few days ago, bad ly spiaining her ankle.
 Joe Hanley and George J. Rozen were up from Winslow to spend the weekend with their folks here at home.
 The money market is little tight at this time, but it is not hard to raise the dough if you use FLAVO FLOUR. 2-25-1t
 c. J. Babbitt and Herbert Rabbit left on Tuesday to motor down to the Camp Verde country for few days reconnaissance.
 A lot of our people attended the masquerade at Community House, Doney Park, on Tuesday night, re- porting glorious time.
 Sullivan & Taylor offer a reduction on Columbia phonograph records in their advertisement this week that is well worth taking advantage of.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Jones and Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Holler have recently been visited by the stork, the bird in each case bringing fine boy.
 County Farm Agent Francis A. Chisholm spent Wednesday in Will Hams. He says the road between here and there is getting fairly passable.
 Mrs. J. H. Reynolds, neice of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Nay, left yesterday for her home in Quincy, Calf. She had been here nearly two weeks, wis iting.
 For Sale or Rent-Sewing ma chimes. Also repairs for all makes. All repair work guaranteed. We sell electric sewing machines. Sullivan X Taylor. 2-25-2t
 The Masons fed themselves to a sumptuous luncheon at the Temple last night, making it one of the func- tions in connection with recent third degree work.
 Mrs. w. H. Power is all set for big Easter trade at her Hat Shop, where she has on display enough rav- ishing headgear to make all the ladies in town happy.
 Jacob Anspach and Ralph Sylvester, the latter an ex-SeTvice man, were in from Kendrck Park yesterday, mak- ing final proofs on the homesteads they have out there.
 MT. Ruby, rancher and cattleman of Putnam Valley, is disposing of his cat tie interests here and leasing his ranch preparatory to going to Canada, where he has other cattle range
 A. M. Root, manager of the Arizona Central bank at Williams and Joe Rosenberg, former manager of the Ar izona Central in Kingman, spent Sun day here, leaving that night for the west.
 George Nichols, of the Lightning Delivery Co.,, returned yesterday from Minnesota, where he went about a month ago on the first visit he had made back home for a dozen or more years.
 Harold Greene, connected with the Saginaw X Manistee Lumber Co.,, at ten days abstract work he had been doing at the office of Miss Irene Bart, county recorder.
 Fred Caring, chairman of the board of supervisors; Dan w. Francis, clerk of the board, and Dr. Felix Manning, county health officer, spent yesterday afternoon in Maine, on county business.
 R. w. Watson, Spring Valley ranch n tnNrp acto o,.,lap nd Ln l, before. Mr. Watson hopes to be able to secure the release from the army of his son, whose assistance he very badly needs on the farm.
 Charles H. Burlock, general man. ager of the Mossback Gold Mining company, arrived last night on No. 10 from his headquarters at Oatman Things "are doing" at the mine, with the outlook more than encouraging.
 The J. C. Penney Co. show very at tractive prices in their advertisement this week. It's the effect of their tre- mendous buying and the lower costs they obtain in that way-an advant- age they conscientiously pass along to their customers.
 J. C. Brown, the newsstand man. left the store in charge of Charlie Spear on Wednesday, and took the Ltrain for Fullerton, Calif., to meet and bring home his wife and little daugh- ter, the former convalescent from her operation and the latter from the humps.
 Mrs. James McRae, wife of the partner of the late H. c. Lockett, who came here to attend the funeral of Mr. Lockett, intended returning south this week, but received word that Mrs. Lockett, who was sick and unable to be here at the funeral, will arrive here today or tomorrow. Mrs. McRae is remaining here to meet her. When c. B. Wilson arrived in Cal ifornia few days ago he found his family, who are spending the winter there, all pretty much sick. c. B., Jr., had his adenoids and tonsils removed, | after which he set the rest of the family lively pace in getting we'll. After the husband and father sprain- ed his ankle on the way back to Flag yteH ha of |