The Coconino sun., 1921-03-11
THE COCONINO SUN

Eric Denver was in from his Belle mont ranch yesterday.
 Overalls, riveted, good weight. This week, $1-Sid Gassman. It
 Order your hot cross buns now. Fresh every day. Bon-Ton Bakery.
 Mail your slogan, or slogans to the Dresswell Shop, or take them there, and do it now.
 America, the land of plenty--will surely not permit the cry of distress from the women and children in Ire land, to go unheeded.
 The abundance of snow on the Peaks during the last few days indi- cates that there will be plenty of wat CT in the regions fed from that source.
 Miss Dwyer has resigned as teach CT at Riordan and her successor is Miss Vanderhoef, Tempe Normal school graduate, whose home is in Scottsdale.
 Bill Jones, Tom Lockett, Clyde Pol son and Curly Eunis, all of Williams, were in Flagstaff yesterday taking in the cabarets, the zoo and the subway and elevated railroads.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Archer enter tained at cards, followed by refresh ments on Tuesday evening, the guests of honor being Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cress, on the eve of departure for their old home in Portland, Ore. l c. w. Richardson, father of o. H. Richardson, city superintendent of l schools, arrived here Wednesday from | California, where he had been spend | ing the winter, and will remain here at his sons home for several months
 The J. C. Penney Go. announce a big new lot of beautiful Easter clothes in their advertisement on Another page this week. An entirely new line of dresses, waists, coats, suits, petit coats, etc, just in, at the usual lower Penney prices. It
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Craig, Miss 1 Katherine Hibben and Elizabeth Hall, drove out to see the Grand Falls Sun day. MT, and Mrs. Craig were also in the party last week that got a look at the big herd of deer in the pines this side of Dead Mans Flat. 1 Mrs. Warren SaIa gave a party i in honor of her husbands 26th birth day on Sunday. Warren tries to make people believe he is older than that, but Mrs. Sala says that she has the records, apd knows. The guests were: MT. and Mrs. T. F.. Dickerson, Remi- gius Hook, w. s. Harbison and Mrs. D. w. Rankin.
 Miss Virginia M. Lockett, county superintendent of schools, held exam nations for teachers in her office on Monday and Tuesday. Those taking l the examinations were Mrs. Thomas Bender, of Williams; Miss Gladys Vorce, N. A. N. s. student, of Wins low, and Miss Ema Vandervort, teach CT in the Brannen school, who was writing for first grade certificate. Mrs. E. H. Hammond, who is stay ing at Campbell hall, while returning from downtown Wednesday night, stumbled over bad piece of sidewalk and fell, breaking her arm at the shoulder. Her daughter, Miss AL mira Hammond, is student at the Normal. Mir, Hammond, who is sup erintendent of the Indian schools of the southwest, is in Washington, D. i C., on business.
 ! Jose Elorrieta, director of the for ! est service of the province of Vizcaya, | Spain, was here this week. He is vis- iting the various national forests in this country and had many questions to ask Supervisor F.. c. Miller about conditions here. He is looking for species of trees adaptable to climatic | condition, n, hic M,- M,1a,.s. shoulders are still lame from trying to talk with him, as the visitor cannot speak English.
 Jim Tillman, of the New White Ga rage, drove Charles T. Woolfolk's car to Phoenix on Friday, Mrs. Woolfolk accompanying him! Charlie, who has been having great deal of trouble with his hearing lately, has been there for some time taking treatment from Dr. McLoon, the specialist, who is Mrs. Woolfolk's brother. His friends will be glad to learn that his hearing, which was reported he had lost entire ly, is now said to be improving.
 Mrs. Harry Cress leaves this morn ing for Los Angeles and her husband will leave on Monday. They will at- tend the family reunion and celebra- tion of the fiftieth wedding annivers- ary of Mrs. Cress' parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leighton, of Los Angeles, and then go on to Portland, where Harry will again take up his interests in the tailoring firm in which he was a part ner before. coming here a year ago. We don't wish them any bad luck, but hone if will not he long before thev come back to Flagstaff to live.