The Coconino sun., 1923-10-26

service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Hats Of fetching style and various
colors for the small miss, at Mrs.
Borum's.
George R. Fulton and j. w. Eager
of Cottonwood spent the weekend in
Flagstaff.
Certainteed Linoleum and Cork
Carpets-the best by test Esr sale
at Rabbits.
For your feet the preference should
be interviewer Hose, only 40 cents at
Sid Gassman's.
Henderson Stockton, well-known
Phoenix attorney, was here Wednes-
day on business.
Dan Francis brought in big buck
deer Monday, killed on the Poison
ranch near Williams.
Jury term of superior court opens
next Monday, with few criminal and
civil cases on the docket.
Give your party at the Turquoise
Tea Room and save yourself the wor-
ry and work of preparing.
Nellie Jennings has filed suit for
divorce from Gerald Jennings. Her
attorney is Frank M. Gold.
R. j. Dougherty. and H. D. Tillman
spent several days this week at Con-
gress Junction shooting quail.
Judge ]. E. Jones and Assistant
County Attorney George r. Lewis
spent Wednesday in Williams.
C. J. Babbitt left last week for Los
Angeles, to visit his wife and chill
dren, who are there for the winter.
Very fine picture every night next
week-all at regular prices, except
the road show Monday night. Ask
for program.
Mrs. William Babbitt returned last
week from California, where she had
been purchasing new goods for the
dry goods department of the Babbitt
store.
You get just what you prefer, and
lot of clothes satisfaction goes with
it when you get made-to-order Hart
Schaffner & Marx suit or overcoat at
Sid Gassman's.
w. H. Hudgens lost the pet of their
dairy herd last Tuesday. She in some
way got too much alfalfa and died
within an hour after eating it. She
was valuable animal.
T. A.. Stahl, who has been i'll in
California for the past several weeks,
is reported reeuperating from par
tial attack of paralysis, in the Santa
Fe hospital, at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Henrietta Myers expects to
leave the first Of the month for Cal
ifornia, where she will spend the win
ter with her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neher.
Earl VanDeren, Ira Smith, H. l.
Frederick, Lindsay Lane, Edgar Page
Lee Miller and Ed 10y have all been
shipping beef cattle to market from
their southern ranges this week.
Mrs. Anna Thurston Wright of
Flagstaff, was granted divorce a
few days ago by Judge ]. E. Jones
from w. H. Wright, on the ground OF
non-support. Her attorney was G. B.
Wilson.
Dan Williams is very seriously III
at his home in Milton, the result OF
trouble with an appendicitis incision
He will go to Mayo Brothers hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, as soon as he's
able to travel.
w. C. .BiH" Dickinson, former
sheriff of Coconino county, and nov
the terror of evil doers in the Verde
Valley country for Yavapai county
was the guest of his son Carl anc
family over Sunday.
George C. VanBrimmer of Denver
brother-in-law of Mrs. Margaret Han
ley, stopped here last night on his
way to the coast for a visit with Mrs.
Hanley. He is general manager OF
the Colorado & Wyoming railroad.
Johnny Adams, assistant forest su-
pervisor, and Charlie Lochman, also 3
| forest service man, went hunting the
other day and each got a turkey. They
started out with Ed Miller and John
Thomas, each Of whom got bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown left Sun
! day overland for their winter head.
/ quarters ranch near Castle Hot
! Springs. Tom started his bands Of
| sheep south last week expecting K
reach their winter range about NO
vember 10th.
Mrs. L. D. Smith, who had been II
| Texas for some time visiting relatives
arrived this week. Her husband, man,
ager of the Shonto Indian trading
post, who had been in Flagstaff
couple Of weeks, met her and they
left yesterday to return to the reser
vation.
v. O. Wallingford Of Phoenix, su
pervising architect Of the new Flag
staff high school and the Woman''
club building, who had been in Phoe
nix, then by auto to Los Angeles ant
then back to San Bernardino for the
Shriners' blowout, arrived back il
Flagstaff on Sunday.
The unusually large number of In
dians in town during the last few day.
is accounted for by the recent paying
off of a hundred or so who were
working for the Famous Players
Lasky moving picture corporation
/ Others have been making money pick
ing spuds. So they have been hers
spending it.
DIR. w. NJ. Morton and his twt
daughters, Mrs. T. E. Pollock am
4 M;er uaIax1 Morton apd FF0n Pollock