The Coconino sun., 1923-02-02
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Remember Woman's annual club
dance, Ashurst auditorium.
"Say it with flowers" The Flow
er Shop. Mrs. M. NJ. Cestigan.
Phone 154 and 22S.
Mrs. Eaamett of the Marlar drug
store left the first of the week for
Williams to visit friends for a few
days.
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co. sold a
new Star car to H. Roesner, Santa
Fe railroad agent at Canyon Diabfo
the first of this week.
Dustin Farnum III "0athbound.o p
February s. A mystery story that
actually keeps you guessing. Auspices
Woman's club. SO cents.
Joe P. Wilson received word over
the wire yesterday morning from
State Senator Hugh E. Campbell that
Phoenix was then getting a regular
rain.
The artists recital at Normal au-
ditorium tomorroy night will not be-
gin until S;a6 o'clock. This to give
everyone in the business houses bet
ter cl1ance TO attend
Pr. E. S. Miller returned Satur-
day afternoon from Pasadena, where
he had been for week or so as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller
and hobnobbing with Joe Rosenberg
and Dr. Bucher.
Mrs. Robert Cree, who had been
very sick for more than a week, is
rapidly getting well again. Mr.. Cree,
who had been up from Winslow dur
ing the worst part of her illness, re-
turned to that town on Monday.
Since the arrival of snow the
young and middle aged and even some
of the old folks of Flagstaff have
been having fine times coasting on
Observatory hill. An occasional mar
row escape from injury and frequent
spills add zest to the sport.
Miss Marian Ayers, assistant to
County Clerk Tom L. Rees, who went
to California several weeks ago on
vacation to visit her sister, is ex-
pected home next week. She was
very sick last week, or would have
been home several days ago.
Music lovers should not forget the
treat in store for them at Normal
auditorium tomorrow night, when
Raphael Villagrana, famous baritone,
and Frank Ronald Evans, pianist, will
give a recital under the auspices of
, the music section of the Woman's
club.
Peter Elms and family of Kingman
arrived here the first of the week and
/ on Monday Mr.. Elms took over the
management of the hardware de-
partment at the Babbitt store. James
I Warnock, whom he succeeded, lert
this week to begin his new work as
travelling salesman.
Attorney George H. Crosby return
/ ed yesterday from ST. Johns, where he
expected to have remained a good deal
longer He was counsel for G. {.
1 White, on trial for murder. But his
client committed suicide by hanging
sort of cutting Mr.. Crosby's efforts
in two in the middle.
/ Mrs. Douglas S. Roome, who last
+ week was threatened with an attack
4 of pneumonia, was able to get up fol
/ a short time on Sunday and since
! then has been rapidly recovering. Mrs
/ f. Fl. Schuster, who had been here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roome, returned
on Monday to her home in Ashfork
The literature section of the Flag
/ staff Woman's club will meet at The
4 home of Miss Mary G. Boyer tomor
row Saturday afternoon at 2:30. The
I leaders for the day are Mrs. H. p
i Nelson, Miss Helen Williams anC
! Mrs. L. E. Carron and the hostesses
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Gassman lef1
last night for Denver, where the!
will visit for two weeks with Mrs
/ Gassman's sisters. They will then q
tc st. Paul and from there out
through Montana, Idaho, Oregon anc
other northwestern states on Mr.
Gassman's spring trip for the O'Don
nell shoe company.
4 Flagstaff radio fans will please
tune their instruments to catch K. II
j j., the Los Angeles Times, tonight
for Cornelius Buckley, formerly 0.
Flagstaff, now of Los Angeles, will bt
one of the feature soloists at the
4 Times concert tonight. He is a broth
er of Mrs. Charles P. Heisser O
4 Phoenix, formerly of this city.
4 On Tuesday afternoon the ladies 0.
I the Altar society gave bridge part!
at st. Anthony's. hall. The hostesse
were Mrs. ]. c. Dolan, Miss Blanche
Riordan, Mrs. Gus jake, Miss Ger
trude Babbitt and Mrs. Ed Babbitt
High scores We're made in the orde
named by Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Ag
nes Pouthie and Mrs.~P. j. Moran.
B. C. Morris, who had installed sew
eral gum-vending machines at differ
ent places in town, was arrested tn
last of last week by City Marshal R
L. Neill on the charge that the ma
chimes were gambling devices. Po
lice Magistrate S. B. Gilliland ignore
the defendants assertions that hi
machines were permitted in Califor
MIA and imposed fine of $50, whicl
was paid.
VIM. G. Jones, son of Judge an
4 Mrs. 7. E. Jones, arrived this wee