The Coconino sun., 1923-02-02

What do men want? See at the
Orpheum tonight.
Help athe Woman's club building
fund and attend the dance February
18th.
Say it with flowers" The Flow
er Shop. Mrs. M. M. Costigan.
Phone 154 and 22S.
She could not tell her husband her
secret; she was "Oathbound." See it at
Orpheum February 5.
j. C. Dolan, general manager of
the Flagstaff Lumber Co., spent the
first part of this week in Phoenix.
Mrs. R. d. Mitchell of Williams
came up on Monday to spend day
or SO with some of her many friends
here.
Miss Jones, a young woman from
Globe, has become a member of the
stenographic staff at the Arizona
Central Bank.
Joe Babbitt put in all the first of
this week at home, having spirited
but not so very enjoyable tussle with
the flu.
L. >. u.
visited by the well-known stork few
days ago and he left them little
boy Mr.. McMinn works for j. H.
Harper.
Miss Alma Acker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Acker, who was quite
sick last week with pneumonia, began
to improve the first of this week and
is now so much better that she is be-
lieved to be out of danger.
The Social Service Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Pollock on next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. There
will be business of Importance to
transact. All members are urgently
requested to attend the meeting.
Mrs. L. r. Hall, proprietor of the
Weatherford hotel, wrote Acting
Manager Treagle this week that she
is now at Murietta Hot Springs, Cal
ifornia, and is pretty well rested up
and will be home tomorrow night.
Judge J. E. Jones, who had been
laid up with the flu for more than a
week, had it sufficiently licked to be
able to be back at his offices in the
courthouse on Wednesday, but was
still very weak and remained at home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Gassman got
home on Saturday from their three
weeks trip to Chicago, Milwaukee and
| Denver, and when they arrived at
Flagstaff saw the first snow they had
seen during that time, having enjoy
| ed superb weather all the way.
His friends are vigorously urging
upon the county board of supervisors
| the appointment of James Lamport
as county engineer. This is posi-
ton Mr.. Lamport handled satisfac-
torily at different times in the past
| and if he gets the place he will fill
it conscientiously and with ability.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. McVey are re-
/ ioicing over the birth of baby girl
at Mercy hospital. Mother and
daughter are doing very nicely ano
/ left the hospital this week. Mrs. Nc
/ Vey is a sister of Mrs. Johnny Ker-
lev of Tuba City. Mr.. McVey works
for the Arizona Lumber Il Timber co
i Billy Lannom went to Phoenix sev-
j eral days ago for medical attention
The X-ray showed that he was hav.
ing trouble with his gall-bladder anc
an operation was advised. He re.
NAMED there for further treatment
through which the ailment may be
relieved without operation. Mrs. Ian,
nom is with him. They spent most Of
last week at the Aqua Caliente hot
i springs.
Charlie Heisser, former postmaster
!; here and now manager of the Bah
bitt wholesale dry goods house a
Phoenix, arrived here on Saturda.
and on Monday left for New Yorl
City, to buy goods. Partly by rea
son of his able management, but, ac
cording to himself, entirely becaus'
of improvement in service and il
general business conditions, his hous'
7 during December did two and hal.
times the business done in the sam
month of the preceding year.