The Coconino sun., 1923-03-23

GaSsman
Mrs. Mela Garcia, who has bee
, very i'll for some time, is slowly i'm
} proving.
t. E. Pollock left Tuesday night Of
short business trip to Phoenix an
other points in the south of the state
Will Marlar spent part of last weel
and this in Phoenix on business, in
tending to come home some time thi
week.
Bert Cameron visited Leupp tn,
first of the week and chinned a Will,
with Nevvy Smith at the Sunshine
trading post.
j Coal prices lower in April than il
any month in the year. Delivered
from car, $10.75 ton. Buy in April
Babbitt Brothers. 2-23-3t
! Mrs. Claude Mack and small daugh-
ter, Madelyn, who had been visiting
Mrs. George Bailey in Phoenix fol
the past two weeks, returned home
/ last week.
Mrs. w. H. Norman has the con-
tract for teaching in the Anderson
Pass school this coming term and will
take her two younger children there
with her.
Justice of the Peace R. j. Kidd is
carrying his left eye behind a heavy
packing of guaze and two pairs of
specs as result of getting grain of
sand in it few days ago.
George Mintz, the Phoenix abstract
man, was in Flagstaff Monday delving
s.ata kT
ords in the interests of the Reid Cash
ion Land and Cattle company.
]. E. Treagle, the good-looking,
heavy around -the-middle Ashurst Run
stockman, who is spending the winter
here, got back Saturday from a cou-
pie of weeks wasted in Phoenix and
Prescott.
Paddy Johnston, the man who dis
covered the big timber around Will
hams and Bellemont, was in Flagstaff
Saturday. He is figuring on "spud-
ding in his ranch at Bellemont again
this spring.
The many friends of Mrs. E. M.
Hart, formerly of Sedona, but now of
Compton, California, will be sorry to
hear that Mrs. Hart recently under
went an operation for adhesions in a
Los Angeles hospital.
Miss Margaret Dawson came to
Flagstaff few days ago from Long
Beach, Calf, to join the accountancy
forces at the Arizona Lumber & Tim
Der Co., general offices, beginning her
work there last Monday.
w. H. Norman, who had been in the
hospital at Iona Linda, California for
several months under care of special |
lists following his attack of blood /
poisoning, is now out of the hospital
and, it is reported, has accepted a
position.
Miss Holbert, who had been clerk
ing for years in one of the largest /
Phoenix department stores, arrived
here the last Of last week and on
Saturday went to work in the women's /
ready-to-wear department at the PEN
ney store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell were in
on Tuesday from Fort Valley. Mrs.
Russell, who had been suffering for
several months with rheumatism, is
now greatly improved. Fred reports
about four inches of snow still re-
on his ranch.
Dick Geyler, who has been spending
most of the cold weather period in
Phoenix, spent comma up here the
first of the week; then went back
for few days longer in the south be-
fore settling down to the seasons
,ravail on his Kendrick Park ranch.
l. P. McConkey, of Phoenix, vice
president and general manager of the
Southwestern Sales Corporation, was
/ Flagstaff visitor this week. Mr.. Nc
Jonkey for years lived at Williams
md then in Flagstaff and his friends
him when he occasionally
,inds time to get up this way.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Manning,
sr, who have been visiting in Cali
ornia since December with Mr..
md Mrs. Tom Manning and Mr.. and
1rs. E. NJ. Brown, are expected home
lext week. Dr.. Manning has been
Iuite i'll while in California and will
'e glad to be back in Flagstaff.
Johnny Love came up the first of
he week from his Oak Creek winter
lone. Archie Grant, who had been
oH1l b1lClC Will A11. dlIQ NILS, LOVE
or several weeks, came up with him.
ohnny will stay here now until snow
'egins to fly again next fall, and
1rs. Love will be up in a week or
O.
The news has filtered into Flag
taft of the engagement of NJ. N.
"Nic') Perkins, the Sycamore can
on rancher and cattleman, and Miss
,velyn Duncan of the Williams public
chool faculty. Both are so well and
known that the interest in |
heir approaching nuptials will be
eneral. The exact date set has not
cen learned here.
j. Hill, of the King Bee company |
f st. Louis, will be at the Power Hat
hop on Monday with a nice line Of i
eautiful Easter hats. l have found
his to be very good way to buy, as
ou may get one right from the big II
election he carries, without having to
vait. You are most cordially invited Il
D inspect then.-Mrs. w. H. Power, H
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson B. Warnock II
re elated over the birth, the first of II
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