The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13
THE COCoN1No SUN

day.
Shape freeing frames everything
to be sacrificed at the Power Hat
Shop.
Let Andersen do your painting and
wall papering. P. Q. Box 9O6, Flag
staff.
Miss Alice Moler is new clerk in
the dry goods department at Bah
bits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Chitwood are
happy over the arrival of a small ba-
by daughter.
]. C. Browns New Stand announces
that Donofrio's ice cream is on sale at
the fountain.
We are not responsible for work
done by C. A. Jennings. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Cockroft were in
from Lees Ferry several days and
will return today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cameron motor
ed to Grand Canyon yesterday and
will return today.
DIR. Felix Manning, county health
officer, spent Wednesday in Williams
on official business.
There'll be a good time at Doney
Park tomorrow night for everybody.
Music by Waters orchestra.
James Kennedy of Williams, secre-
tary of the normal school board, and
Mrs. Williams, we're in town on Mon
day.
Miss Elizabeth Wetherill, nurse at
Mercy hospital, left this week to spend
her vacation at Kayenta with her par
ents.
Mrs. Lewis Kelley has pretty much
recovered from an attack of ptomame
poisoning that kept her in bed for
three days.
John Zalaha, the quiet big noise at
the Apache Lumber Co. plant at Coo
1 lev, was in town on Monday, leaving
again that night for home.
Stuart Campbell got home from
Prescott the first of the week, having
been excused from further duty on the
! u. S. district court trial jury.
! Water your lawns between and IL
/ in the morning on account of water
/ shortage in the evening. John Mar
shall, city water superintendent.
Miss Mabel Milligan left this week
for Greeley, Colorado, to take sum-
mer course at the normal there during
her vacation from teaching at Emer-
son school.
In a few days I will open drug
department with competent pharma-
cist in charge of prescription case.
/ Watch for opening announcement. -
Billy Switzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Diamond left on
Wednesday for Los Angeles, where
Mrs. Diamond, who is not in good
health, will consult the specialist, DIR.
Lewis Morton.
Mcmillan Automobile Co. have filed
suit in superior court against ID. K.
Judd to recover on note. c. H. Jor-
dan represents plaintiff and Frank M.
Gold the defendant.
Walter Carlson and Rex Goble, both
Il of whom had birthdays on Wednesday
and both of whom are the same age
somewhere between Is and 45-held a
quiet celebration together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Compton
have a new little girl. If Frank gets
mixed in any Of his grocery deliveries
that is the reason and he is entitled
to free and full forgiveness.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Wilson, who
had been here for few days visiting
Harlow's brother, Joe P. Wilson, and
wife, left on Sunday in their car to
} return to their home in Upland, Calf.
Mrs. Jack LeBarron, accompanied
by her younger son, Ted, left yester-
day afternoon for Rochester, Mimi,
) where Mrs. LeBarron will undergo an
operator at Mayo Brothers hospi-
tai.
w. H. Crosse of Santa Ana, Calf,
father of Mrs. Ira Hart, who had been
down on the Hart ranch for month
or so, came to town on Wednesday
. with Ira and left that afternoon for
: the coast.
Mr.. Davis of the Sun Oil Co., and
Mr.. Cramner of the Wilson-Cramnel
Co., both of which are drilling in the
new oil fields near Kayenta, spent
several days this week in Flagstaff
and at Grand Canyon.
George Fulton of Prescott, who hac
D66n Visiting lIlSIuS AC1C 1Oi Vic pcs
7 week, left for home Saturday morning
although it is evident with so much
. attraction around Keller's bakery he
will never stay long in Prescott.
: Barney Kinds, one of Al Sanford!
cowboys, who had his leg badly bro
ken few weeks ago when his horse
: fell on him, returned yesterday from
Los Angeles, where she had specia
treatment, and is at Mercy hospital.
! John Weatherford came down of
J his work of building the boulevard t
!, the top of the Peaks for few day
following the rain. John expects t.
get pretty we'll to the top this year
e and, it is reported, the road may b.
opened soon to let cars up as far a.
!. the road is finished.
: Walter LeBarron and his bride
whom he married in Los Angeles
i few days ago and who formerly wa
Miss Nan Long and is a graduate 9
our normal school, and Walters broth
Y er, Ted, returned on Monday fror
Il Los Angeles and are now at the LIE
), Barron home in this city.
Mavor Tom Pulliam showed up q