The Coconino sun., 1923-09-28
Matinee at 4 ?. m. wednesday. See

Matinee at p. m. Wednesday. See
Daddy.
DR.. Hathaway of Winslow was a
visitor here a few days ago.
Largest selection of furniture in
northern Arizona at Rabbits.
Most reasonable prices and cleanest
service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Harry Grey, the Garland Prairie
ranch and sheep man, was In town
Monday.
See that fine display Of women's
Hart Schaffner & Marx coats at Sid
Gassman's.
Cleanest place in town to eat Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
X. ]. Nackard spent part of last
week in Prescott on U. S. district
court trial jury duty.
We take special orders for Nah
Jong sets, the wonder game of the
social season, at Babbitt's.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Al. Belmont returned Saturday
morning from Los Angeles, where he
had been for several days on business.
David Babbitt, Sr., and Ed Babbitt
! left Saturday night for Tucson, where
David Babbitt, Jr., is reported to be
i'll.
Lee Carron, the Chevrolet man,
spent part of this week in Phoenix and
Los Angeles and is expected home
! Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Bayless has been quite
seriously i'll the past few days. Her
friends will be pleased to learn she is
| improving
Have you see the new Sure-Fit cap.
| They are the snappiest thing that has
been turned out in the cap line in
some time at Babbitt's.
Fred Norman went to Phoenix
few days. ago for treatment by spec
ialists in the hope that they may has
ten his recovery from the illness which
has kept him in for the last several
weeks.
Margaret Louise Carlos has filed
suit for divorce from Eugene S. Car
| los, through Attorney Frank Harri
son, who is also acting in divorce
action brought by E. A. Brown
against Ada Brown.
George Washington got caught by a
big cable while helping to load the
paving outfit onto flat cars last
| last week and was mauled consider
able, hurting one of his legs and Civ
! ing him list to starboard III his per-
ingrinations about town.
President L. B. McMullen Of the
normal school returned late last week
from a three weeks visit to several
middle western cities, including Chi
cago and Indianapolis, during which
he employed several teachers to fill
vacancies in the normal faculty.
Jake Bracker, normal correspondent
/ to The Sun and editor of The Pine,
published by the normal students, re-
turned Saturday from Tucson, where
| he had been for several weeks and
| will go to normal again the coming
year to fit himself for teaching.
w. r. McClurken, who has made
his home here for four years, leaves
| today for Phoenix, to which place he
has changed his life insurance head
quarters. Rotarian Bill has made
many friends here and his change or
base win be keenly regretted by
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heiser, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Eek left
| by auto Wednesday afternoon for Pas
! adena. where they will spend the win
| ter in their Pasadena home. Mr.. Eek
lis a brother of Steve Eek of this city,
who, with his wife, came to Flagstaff
| from Germany last May.
Con Frederick came up on the train
i Monday from Searchlight, Nevada,
| where he has his cattle range, return
i ing next day. Plenty of rain there.
The Santa Fe railroad spur that
runs into Searchlight had a bad
washout recently and the line will be
i discontinued. There had been one
train a week running over it.
i Mrs. M. L. Nichols, whose husband
died last week, moved yesterday
4 to Holbrook, where one OF her
! daughters, Miss Georgia Belle Nichols
is stenographer in the forest service
office. The oldest boy, Leon Nichols,
I transit man with an engineering COM
pany in Los Angeles, who was here
4 for the funeral, stayed long enough to
assist his mother in moving to Hol-
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Westveld left the
latter part Of last week for the east.
They will be located at Amherst,
Mass. where Mr.. Westveld has been
called by the u. S. government to be-
come associate silviculturist at the
northeastern forestry experiment sta.
/ ton. They are stopping at several
places en- route for visits. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Earl Hatch will live in the Char
lie Heisser home, which Mr.. and Mrs
Westveld had been occupying.
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