The Coconino sun., 1923-05-04

Mrs. K. X. Neathery is working IN
the curio department at Rabbits
G. N. Baty is laying the foundation
for big new residence on his proper
ty near the river on West Aspen ave-
nue..
You know you can get those fine
Hart Schaffner & Marx suits either
ready-to-wear or made to your meas
ure.-Sid Gassman.
Among new Chevrolets sold by Lee
Carron within the last few days was
a sedan to Walter L. Lindblom and a
coupe to Miss Mildred Whetsel.
Mrs. w. H. Zook and Mrs. Walter
Runke left Tuesday morning with
Rev. John Butler and ]. B. Frey for
Tuba City. The ladies will return to-
day.
Homer C. Bartlett returned last Fri
day from Los Angeles, where he had
been for several days on business for
Babbitt Brothers, for whom he is
chief engineer.
Lou Charlebois arrived Sunday af-
ternoon from the southern part of the
state, where he had been during the
winter with his sheep. His family
will arrive soon.
George Fleming came in from his
dry goods travels the last of last week
to spend few days at his home here
with his family, and he then will visit
headquarters in Los Angeles.
Winslow high school baseball team
played the Flagstaff Emerson school
nine here Saturday afternoon, and got
away with the game, 16 to 10. Harvey
Cooper caught and Eddie Conrard
pitched for the local boys.
Mrs. J. w. Moore, who has been in
Flagstaff for some two weeks taking
care of the newsstand formerly owned
by o. B. Raudebaugh, but. recently
purchased by doc" Sheffield, will re-
turn to her home in Oatman this
weel.
Local post, American Legion, is still
waging that membership drive. The
gain during the last few days up to-
the first of May was more thans131
per cent, and The local post is up
among the state leaders in the general
membership contest.
C. o. Case; state superintendent of
schools, James Kennedy Of Williams,
and Sam Proctor of Winslow, who
comprise the Northern Arizona Nor
NAL school board, spent Saturday here.
Most Of the time was taken up with
employing the members of the faculty
for the coming year.
Mrs. Horace Nay, who has been
here a short time visiting friends, will
leave today for Los Angeles, to meet
her husband, manager of the Penney
store at Winslow, who is on his way
home from the Penney managers con-
vention at Salt Lake City. They will
visit on the coast with his parents for
q few days.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: r. A.
Zimmer, /. P. McCenkey, Phil Cali
han, Kenneth P. Pickrell, j. H. Post,
Thomas Jones, Phoenix; Bert Garrett,
C. J. McGonigle, E. R. Adams, C. E.
Underwood, w. o. Brown, E. H. Nell
son, Robert J. Heron, Prescott; F..
C. Groves, Tucson; F. D. Hamilton,
Riordan; Oliver Gardner, Parks; l..
H. Thomas, Oak Creek.
Paul Coffin and Louis Kelly OF the
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co., drove to
Prescott Friday and returned next
day with new sport model Durant.
While they were gone, Jack Wilson
of the company sold a sport Durant
to John Morrison, deputy county as
SCISSOR, so Coffin and Kelly, accom-
panied by their wives, turned right
around again and went to Prescott af-
ter another.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon and
son, Kenneth, left yesterday for Grand
Canyon, where they will stay until
Saturday. Mr.. Lennon gave up his
position at the Babbitt store, where he
was manager of the furniture and dry
goods departments, on Monday. They
have everything packed and the first
of next week will leave for their new
home in Los Angeles. They had been
living in the Fred Hensing house.
On the lid of the box of fat cigars
left invitingly open on the cigar case
at the Breen- Lewis drug store on Sun
day there was pencilled the announce
ment that new member had been ta-
ken into the firm that morning. 1t is
a considerable coincidence that his
name which he didn't get until after
he arrived in Flagstaff, is Urban
James Lewis, Jr., just like his dads,
whose dads was also the same. When
interviewed Monday morning he said
that both he and his mother are doing
very well indeed and he asked for an
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