The Coconino sun., 1923-11-16

you at the public library.
Curtain stretchers, card tables and
chairs for rent at Rabbits.
Finest hot cakes, waffles and coffee
at Bender's All-American cafe.
Singer sewing machines and sup
plies at the Art Shop. Phone 233.
11-9-2t
H. E. Dunklin of Winslow was a.
Flagstaff visitor the first of the
! week.
See our Christmas goods. New car
load just received. Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
Cooked food sale, by ladies of Fed
Grated church, at Flagstaff Furniture
Co. store, Saturday, 230 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Power left yes
terday for Vallejo, Calf, where Les
ter has position in the navy yard.
Judge and Mrs. Crosby were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fer
rsll at their home in Doney Park last
| Sunday.
C. M. Archer was a business visitor
in Phoenix Sunday. He returned
Monday in time for the Armistice day
program.
I Joseph B. Richey, a young business
man of Holbrook, spent the week end
here as guest at the home OF his
aunt, Mrs. Elijah Baker.
Will Marlar, president of the state
board of pharmacy, left Sunday night
| for Phoenix to attend the meeting of
| the board and see the sights at the
fair.
Miss Mae Brown, one of the oblig-
| ing and clever young ladies grazing
| the local office of the Western Union
Telegraph company, has new auto
mobile.
Fred ]. Lusk, formerly of this city
but now of Los Angeles, writes from
Pensacola, Fla, that he stopped there
to visit the old swimming hole on his
way to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Aubineau left
Sunday morning in their car for Phoe-
nix. They had been staying with Mr..
Aubineau's mother, Mrs. Marie Hen
sing for the past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Durward Mckinney and
Mrs. J. o. Parsons are among the
Flagstaff people who are taking IN
the state fair at Phoenix this week.
| Miss Lura Kinsey is recovering from
a severe cold which kept her away
from her duties at Emerson school
the first of the week. Mrs. R. B. Cree
ably substituted in the school room
Earl Boyer, Mormon Lake rancher
@l1o f;1.cf Of tho uaolS
getting ready to go to Cedar Ridge
where he will manage the Indian trad
ing post Johnny Kerley of Tuba City
has there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Brosa, who hac
been here for several weeks over
seeing the digging and sale of spud:
at their Doney Park ranch, left the
last of last week to return to Orland
Calf. where they have another ranch
Mayor Tom Pulliam came home the
; middle of last week and spent severa
: days at his home here, then left the
first of this week by way of Phoeni1
to resume his duties as superintendent
of Fort Grant industrial school fol-
boys.
Mrs. r. E. Hoovler of Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, stopped off from Fri
. day to Monday morning to visit he
sister, Mrs. Loren Cress. She vii
spend the winter with her father ant
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Leighton
in Los Angeles.
Little Miss Dorsie and Mary Till
man, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Tillman Of Anderson Mesa, ar'
; here for week with Mrs. w. H. Nor
man, who taught there during the las
term and will again when school re
opens next spring.
', Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Richardson arr
finishing their preparations for NOV
/ ing to Phoenix this week. They have
. their lease on building location, ant
most of their curio stock installed
They hope to open in the souther1
city not later than November Il.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey of Car
; roll, Iowa, dropped off here last weel
/ to visit Mr.. Badley's sister, Miss Doris
Bailey, art teacher in the city schools
, Mr.. Bailey is Rotarian. He and hi
wife had been in San Francisco whert
he attended the American Legion con
! vention. They left for Iowa Monda!
afternoon.
: A great commotion at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. jake just afte
) midnight Tuesday morning, it is ru
? mored, awoke the whole family. Their
was a cry "There is man in th'
: house!" Finally the rest of the fam
| lily discovered it was the oldest son
: Carter, who had made the startling
; declaration in early celebration of nj
21st birthday.
!, The miniature auto on exhibition a
the Orpheum and which is to go t.
some lucky kiddie is worth seeing
Aside from the fact that it is run b,
leg-o-gas-o-line, it has all the equip
; ment and fixtures of the grown auto
.. and is really limb-osine. Whateve
young lady or cropped haired coming
president draws this prize will be en-
titled to the right of way over tn
big flivvers in this section of tn
state.
t Investigations Of soil conditions ou
} at Doney Park show that the surfac
' moisture has now reached down to
depth of seven feet, which is the great
est amount of accumulated moistur