The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09

Nothing like them in the city-the
new spring coats for women at Sid
Gassman's.
c. B. Wilson went to Phoenix Mon
day night, getting back home Wednes-
day morning.
from sundry surveying and highway
jobs and is now clerking at the Con-
fection Den.
Take home something good TO eat
from the food sale, tomorrow, Satur-
day, March 10, at Babbitt's Curio
shop. Ladies of the Altar society are
giving it.
The ladies of the Altar society of
the Catholic church will have st.
Patrick Day card party at St An
thongs hall Saturday, March II,
from 2:30 to o'clock.
Ralph R. Davis, with NJ. e. Tackitt
doing the hard work, is re-painting
the interior of Ralph's Flagstaff
Furniture Co. store, and the job will
also take in layer Of paint on the
front.
r'ygesen- How could anyone ex-
pect a caseful of hide-bound folios,
covered with tobacco dust to have
any feelings ?" From Love and
Geography. Woman's club benefit at
0rpheum, March 13.
Clarence Johnson drapes his slen>
der shape gracefully over the counter
of Bob Taylor's Dresswell store now
adays, having been embargoed by the
said Bob to help increase trade and
good will at the said store.
Hugh McGoolin, soon as he saw
Earl Germany's new Studebaker, went
to Joe Waldhaus, the local agent, and
bought himself a light six, which he
finds much better for bucking snow
drifts than the miniature car he had
been driving.
Lester Fuller, who is helping Lutte
Lewis punch cows north Of Winslow,
came in the last Of last week to stick
around with old cronies for few
days. Lester will be Luther Hart's
right-hand man this spring and sum
mer on the latter's range near Wins
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dougherty and
Mrs. Jim Tillman, who have been vis-
iitng home folks in Kansas City for
several months, are expected home the
last Of this week or the first Of next.
They will drive back. Mr.. Tillman
viii drive as far east as Holbrook to
meet them.
Walter Bennett, who had been
loafing for a couple of months at
his old home in Cincinnati, got back
the last of last week to his job in
the office of the Babbitt garage. Mrs.
Bennett, who preceded her husband
to Cincinnati, will not be back until
some time next month.
Jimmie Douglas, who is to be sales
man for the Babbitt garage this sea
son, and who was expected from Cal
ifornia with his wife several days ago,
had to postpone coming because of
Mrs. Douglas illness, but they will
both be here soon. She is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis of Flag
staff.
J. w. Etter Of Dead Mans Flat
was a Flagstaff visitor few days
ago and dropped in to get acquainted
with A c. Saunders Of The Sun staff
whom he used to know, plague take it!
when A. G. WIS a long-legged shaver
with darned small regard for the mel
on patches around his and Etter's
home back in the middle west.
Mrs. Julia Cox, who was last week
fined $125 by Police Magistrate Gill
land because she was living here with
a white man without benefit of clergy
and who was given until last Saturday
night to pay the fine, failed to liq-
uidate and so is now locked up in
city jail serving out the time, while
many housewives around town, whose
washing she was doing, are mourning
her eclipse.
Tony Schwartzfeder, who viii help
Fritz Schuerman put all sorts Of east
ern frills on meat at the Akers &
Jones grocery, got here from Phoenix
this week, accompanied by his wife,
and they are located at % South
Beaver. Tony hates to- be called by
all of his name, which he says it is
an imposition to have to carry home
with the meat and makes the load
altogether too heavy, and requested
US to leave off the last half of his
name and say he is just Schwartz.
But we call him what he was chas
tened; that's US.