The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27

| Get your JOB Printing at The Sur
Office.
New carload furniture just arrived
Flagstaff Furniture company.
| John Seay spent a day the first Of
this week in a flying visit to Pres
cott.
Mrs. Catherine Costigan has beer
quite i'll for the past week, but is now
some improved.
All kinds of monographs and sew
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-2f
Judge j. E. Jones spent Monday ir
Holbrook, presiding in case fol
Judge Crosby of Navajo county.
Wilson Brothers make the finest
shirts, and we have them. The new
spring styles, up from $1.45: = Sic
Gassman.
J. T. Robertson, cashier at the de-
pot, has bought Joe Tissaw's house al
San Francisco and Elm and will more
there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Hutson and
Mrs. Tom Phelan arrived home Tues
day evening from two weeks vaca-
ton spent in Phoenix.
]. C. McClung, president of the
Arizona Central bank, came up the
first of the week from Phoenix, plan
ming to remain here most of this week
George Bailey, secretary of Camp
bell, Francis & Co., and Mrs. Bailey
came up a few days ago from Phoenix
where they spent the winter and are
again located in their home here.
C. ]. Babbitt, who spent the last
few months in Los Angeles, up to two
weeks ago, since when he had been
in Phoenix, got home here on We'd
nesday, stopping off for a day at
Ashfork.
Celora M. Stoddard, state command
er of the American Legion, will be
here on May IL to take part in the
big initiation ceremonies to be stag
ed then by Les Societie des 40 HON.
mes ct Cheveaux.
"Chy" Thomas, who was badly in
jured several weeks ago in an auto
accident during an auto race at the
state fair grounds at Phoenix, is up
and around again and hopes to be as
good as new again soon.
A. A. Foster left last Friday for
Prescott, where he has accepted a po-
sition with the Dixon & Fagerburg
wholesale house. Mrs. Foster and
daughter expect to go there to make
their home as soon as school is out.
A. Belmont, expert accountant in
the Babbitt general offices, returned
a few uays ago from a short business
visit in Cooley. He will leave about
the first of May for California, on
his annual vacation, which he viii
spend with his family, who are liv-
ing in California.
Carl Mayhem is displaying big
photograph of the $500 check present
ed by the Arizona Lumber & Timber
Co. of Flagstaff to help the local
American Legion boys entertain the
delegates who are to be here for the
American Legion's annual state con-
vention on June II to 13.
Judge Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., came
home Monday from the eastern part
of the state and reports that cold
weather the first of the week prac-
tically ruined the fruit crop in Snow
flake, Shumway and other parts of
that section. At Snowflake it got
down to above zero one night.
State Engineer Frank Goodman
dropped into Flagstaff for short
time the last of last week on his way
to the st. Johns country, where he
went to look after some new highway
construction. He stopped here a
short time again on Monday on his
way to the western part of the state.
John Seay, who has been clerking
at the Breen-Lewis drug store during
the last year, has accepted a position
with the Owl Drug Co. at Prescott
and will move there with his family
to begin work the first of May. John
has made himself solid with Flagstaff
people who keenly regret losing him.
Tedd S. McKhann, 30, and Gerald
inc Beeler, %, both of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, were married here this week
by Rev. w. H. Zook.
As an evidence of the prosperity
Astounding in this immediate section,
let it be cited that the Flagstaff au-
tonobile dealers have sold more than
100 new cars since the first of the
year, and the sales are apparently be-
ing made even more rapidly now than
earlier in the year. The predictions
made BY manufacturers that they
would not be able to keep pace with
demand are coming true and it is
daily getting harder for local dealers
to get prompt shipment from the
factories.