The Coconino sun., 1923-01-19

C. B. Wilson spent part of this week
in Phoenix on legal business.
Mary E. Means has filed divorce
suit against l. A. Means. F. M. Gold
is her attorney.
Fresh flowers twice a week. Flow
er Shop, M. NJ Costigan, manager.
Phone 228 and 154.
P. J. Moran left Tuesday morning
on business trip to Prescott, Jerome
and other towns in that section.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home call on us. Alf.
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
David Babbitt left on Tuesday for
Prescott, Jerome and other towns in
that section, on business for a few
days.
Wilson & Coffin have wired for an
other carload of new Star automobiles
which they expect to arrive here the
last of next week.
Paul Coffin, Lou Kelly and Howard
Hunt spent Wednesday in Williams.
While there Mr.. Coffin sold a new
Star car to r. d. Mitchell.
. Police Magistrate S. B. Gilliland
was laid up with rheumatism for a
couple of days the first of the week,
but was down town as usual on Tues
day.
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber COM
pany have filed suit in, superior court
against Alex Kiriakou to quiet title. G.
B. Wilson and F. w. Perkins are their
attorneys.
Walter Carlson had to give up his
work in the gents furnishings depart
ment at Babbitt's for a couple of days
this week and stay at home to Wrastle
with the grip.
Ernest Hall, secretary of state until
January /, when he retired along with
the rest of the republican family, ar
rived here yesterday morning to re-
main for a few days on business.
Recent visitors: John A. Johnson, of
Johnson & Koch, lumber brokers,
Phoenix; Lillian Lacey, Phoenix; l..
F. Wilson, Phoenix; Arthur Gibson,
Williams; ]. T. Moore, Lake Mary.
Power Conway, general manager,
and E. Van FDoorn, superintendent, Of
Warren Bros paving interests in Ari-
Both are now connected with the
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Coz, in similar
capacities.
Francis A. Chisholm, county farm
agent; Miss Rosa Bouton, county
home demonstration agent, and L. E.
Johnson, president of the Coconino
Farm Bureau marketing association,
are at Tucson taking in the farm and
home-week program.
Maria J. Abeyto, respected and
well-connected elderly woman who had
made Flagstaff her home for many
years, died on Monday and the fu-
neral will be held from her late home
at 10 o'clock this morning Interment
will be in the Catholic cemetery.
1t is strictly against the law for
children to roller-skate either on the
paving or sidewalks, and the city
council, especially in view of recent
narrow escapes from death of several
children, have asked me to enforce the
law: Parents, please be guided ac-
cordingly. r. L. Neill, City Marshal. 3t
Dr.. E.. S. Miller left Wednesday
night for Albuquerque. Last night he
left there to return through here to
Kingman, intending to leave the lat
ter place tonight for Pasadena, where
he and Dr. Bucher and Joe Rosenberg
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Miller and attend tremendously to a
belated dedication of their new home
in that city.
DR.. T. w. Crump, government vet
erinarian, arrived from Phoenix the
first of the week and after few
hours here left for Tuba City on pro-
fessional business. His little son, re-
Gently severely injured in Phoenix by
being run down by an auto truck, is
improving. He and his mother will
be here in a few weeks to spend the
spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kester returned
several days ago from Los Angeles,
where they had been visiting for a
few weeks. Mr.. Kester looked over
property in that section and in San
Joaquin county, with a view to buy
ing some for farming, but decided
Flagstaff is the best place after all
and came home pretty well cured of
all ambition to live elsewhere.