The Coconino sun., 1923-04-06

) neSday visiting IN FlagStatf.
Jack Lowery is clerking for Bob
J Taylor at the Dresswell store.
Geo. E. Bowen of Kingman arrived
Wednesday to visit few days In
I Flagstaff.
f. R. Byers, the Williams insur-
ance expert, was in Flagstaff on
J business on Wednesday.
Hugh Wheat, secretary-treasurer of
the Flagstaff Lumber Co., left on
Thursday for Cooley, on business.
For the spring costume get a strand
of Betty Beads, all colors, 81 the
strand. At the French Beauty Par
Tor.
Ray Simpson is radiating around
in new Star car, bought few
days ago from Wilson & Coffin Mo
tor Co.
! E. T. McGonigle of the McGonigle
Lumber Co. at Riordan, was in Pres
colt this week in the interest of his
company.
J The Misses Jimmy Holt and Jean
Pat Clancy spent Easter Sunday at
Tuba City and the Hopi village of
Moencopi
If you can't play cards bring your
Odd Fellows hall, tomorrow, Satur-
day, to 5.
The Harvey house at Williams will
be extensively improved, beginning in
May, the alterations and additions to
cost $4,000.
Selling all our hardware stock at
cost to make room for the new 5
and 10 cent department. - Western
, Mercantile Co.
Coal prices lower in April than in
) any month in the year. Delivered
from car, S1O,75 ton. Buy in April.
, Babbitt Brothers. 2-23-3t
Mrs. L. w. Cress was taken sick
: last week and though some better
now is still unable to be up and is un-
der the care of a physician.
Mrs. George Mason, who had been
working in Phoenix during the winter,
got home again the first of the week
and is back at the Confection Den.
Mrs. w. Fl. Norman and two young
est children left the last of last week
for Anderson Pass, where Mrs. Nor
Ildl VIII tScaSA CAllo HPAhhS anu sum
: mer.
; Recent Flagstaff visitors: B. A.
Sharp, Tuba City; Frank Benson, G..
H. Crockett, Phoenix; Frank Owenby,
Sedona; J. F. Moreno, A. H. Taver,
, Prescott.
Now is the time to buy hardware,
for we are closing out entire stock at
cost. Everything must go to make
room for the new and 10 cent stock.
. Western Mercantile Co.
Miss Miriam Lightburne informs
, Eve scribe" that her orchestra did not
. play for the Eastern Star dance the
other night, though they did render
four selections during the banquet.
Chester Mills, who had been work
ing at the Babbitt store in King1nan
for nearly year, got home on Mon
day and may remain here, having de-
cided that there is no place like home.
Mrs. C. C. Frederick arrived from
Searchlight, Nevada, few days ago
) to visit her daughter, Miss Irene
Frederick, who is attending school
here, and her sister, Mrs. Frank Ia
| lesky.
1
arrival of an eight and one-half pound
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Hays of Holbrook on March 90.
Mrs. Hays was formerly Josephine
Yost of this city.
All the ladies' of Flagstaff are in
vited to come to the Emerson school
on April 13 at p. m. to see Mr. Tony
| Schwartz of Schuerman's meat market
demonstrate the different cuts of
meat. All those who come will also
be told how to cook these different
cuts.
| Ed Gardner was acquitted at Hol-
brook this week of murder in his trial
for shooting a Mexican at Winslow
last winter while the latter was re-
sisting arrest. The jury got unani-
nous verdict on the first ballot. C.
| B. Wilson of Flagstaff was one of
Gardner's attorneys.
Sam Black reminisces that it was
40 years. ago last Sunday, April fool
| ish day, that he blithely swung from
the train platform down on to our
| depot grounds, in the interim apper-
tainin' to which the change hereabouts
has been some considerable he is
right here to tell you.
w. J. Wyrick and Miss Ellen Dadey
were married in Winslow on Wednes-
day. They stayed in Flagstaff, at
the Weatherford, that night, and yes
terday morning went on to Grand
Canyon. Clarence T. Pulliam and
Francis A. Chisholm of Flagstaff at
tended the wedding and accompanied
the happy couple back here.
: on Thursday, March 20, there was
held at the residence of James l..
Shirley the obligatory services of the
} Scottish Rite Masons residing in this
vicinity. On Easter at close of their
service pertaining to the day, the men
! vice pertaining to the day, the men
I numbering IL were invited to dinner
by Mrs. Shirley who, with the cooper
alton of Mrs. Elmer Nelson, had ar
ranged a most delightful collection of
! delicacies, which could be only COM