The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30

i The new spring Stetson hats in all
models are here.-Sid Gassman.
j A beautiful line of Easter hats on
King Bee Hats just received at the
Power Hat Shop.
Howard Hunt this week got new
Star delivery auto from Wilson &
Coffin Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy and
son Of Williams were in Flagstaff
shopping on Tuesday.
T. E. Pollock returned Saturday
morning from business visit of two
or three days in Phoenix.
u George J. Bailey, secretary of
Campbell, Francis & Co., who spent
most Of last week here, left on Satur-
day to return to Phoenix.
o. B. Raudebaugh received word
from Bisbee that Mrs. Raudebaugh is
rapidly recovering in the low, warm
climate of that city from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Satala are in
from the copper mining trading post
for two weeks stay to be devoted
to shopping and looking after busi-
ness.
4 Dr.. r. o. Raymond drove out on
Tuesday and had pleasant visit with
brother "Rimmy" jim Giddings, whose
hospitality he found up to its usual
high mark.
w. L. Black, the popular Anderson
Mesa rancher, is spending few days
in town. Mr.. Black reports having
had some very heavy SHOWS in his
section of the country this winter.
Word comes from Phoenix that B.
! w. Dawes, who was operated on there
last Wednesday for appendicitis, is
rapidly recovering strength and will
be able to be home again within a
few days.
Don't forget the sale held by St.
Margaret's Guild at the Flagstaff
Furniture Co. store tomorrow after
noon, March 81. Handkerchiefs 10c
to 75c. Easter baskets and food Of
all kinds.
Zennie Mccoy and family arrived
this week from Phoenix, where they
spent the winter. Mr.. Mccoy brought
along carload of logging horses and
expects to start work at one of the
local camps soon.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr,
who spent the winter on the coast,
got back to their home here the first
of this week, glad to be among their
Flagstaff friends again and receiving
hearty welcome.
Fritz t. Schuerman returned We'd
nesday from Oak Creek, where he had
been for few days looking after his
cattle. He says the grass started up
little too early, then got a setback,
and now isn't as good as it ought to
be at this time of the year.
Miss Alice Moler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Moler, who has been Wis
iting in Wickenburg for a couple of
months, is expected home this week.
Miss Alice will be accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Echeneque, who
will spend the Easter holiday here.
Douglas S. Roome of accountancy
department of the Babbitt system, Wis
i tied Phoenix on business for the COM
pany during part of this week. Frank
Hanley, also of the accountancy de-
partment, went with him, though his
errand was mainly to see an optician.
Flagstaff Rotary club members will
continue to eat well and grow fat,
because the ladies Of the home eco
nomics department of the Flagstaff
i Woman's club this week decided to
take turns by groups in purveying.
Rotary instinct foretells awful good
eats next Tuesday.
Miss Zaida Nicholson, who has been
stopping in Flagstaff for some time
made a visit to the Grand Canyon last
week and was properly impressed.
Miss Nicholson, who had been teach
ing in the Indian school at Tuba City
for several months, left for her home
in New York City on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Emerson and
three children arrived Wednesday
from Oakland, Calf, to make very
brief visit with their aunt, Miss
Blanche Chamberlain, who is employ
ed as stenographer in 7. E. Pollock's
office. Miss Chamberlain will accom-
pany them to the Grand Canyon Sun
day. After a few days there they
will return to their home in Oakland.
Miss Alice Metz, accompanied by
her neice, Miss Claire Riordan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Riordan,
left on Wednesday for an extended
trip through the east. They will
spend Easter at st. Mary's Kansas,
and then will visit Miss Claire's sis
ter, Miss Anna Riordan, who is at
! tending college in New York City, and
two of Miss Metz sisters, who are in
i Sacred Heart nunneries at Albany, N.
4 z. and Detroit.