The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28

Ph0ne 81 Tor that corn fed meat,
Brooks market.
I We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Santa Claus seems to have bees
1 about all over town Tuesday.
Old furniture taken as part pay
ment on new at Flagstaff Furniture
| Co.-177-4t.
/ Hot cakes or waffles, stripped with
/ sugar-cured bacon at Bender's ALL
American cafe.
Word comes that Frank Dickson,
I who has been sick in Phoenix for
! some time, is improving nicely.
Fred Nackard, student at the mill
tary institute at Roswell, N. M, is
home for vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Nackard
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Riordan and
daughter, Miss Anna Riordan, left the
1 latter part Of last week for Los An
geles, to spend Christmas at the home
/ Of another daughter, Mrs. D. L. Cham
bers.
Supt Harvey X. Meye of the
Western Navajo agency at Tuba City,
! advises that he is short the services
j of a good blacksmith who can do wag-
on work. Here's an opportunity for
/ the right man.
]. E. Walker, who for many years
/ cudd'ed cows in this section of the
country, was in Flagstaff Monday
/ from Winslow. Ed is deputizing
Sheriff Divelbiss at Winslow and was
here on official business.
Word was received here this week
of the accidental death in San Diego
of Clifford Sweet, the 19-year-old
nephew of Mrs. Fred Caring of this
city. Death followed a motorcycle
/ accident. The young man had many
friends here, where he had visited.
] John Wetherill and C. A. Colville
were in from Kayenta the other day
! to meet Mrs. Wetherill, returning
from San Francisco and other Cali
fornia cities, where she had been lee
! turing in connection with the showing
/ of picture films taken in the Kayenta
1 section.
r. L. Neill, city marshal, "floated"
colored gentleman out of town the
other night, only to find that he had
returned and invaded the home of one
! of his race, Fred Polk, where he ex-
/ tracted a cross-cut saw. Not to work
with? Nix! To trade for cash at
secondhand shop.
H. f. Williams of Rabbits mems
| furnishing department spent Christ
/ mas with Mrs. Wheeler and his broth
er-in-law, R. P. Huddleston of Wins
low. Mr.. Williams returned to be at
j his post Wednesday morning and
Mrs. Williams moved up from Wins
low Thursday to make this her home.
Roy William Crump, infant son of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Crump passed
away Sunday morning at the family
home and was buried Monday after
noon. The baby had been i'll since its
4 birth, three months ago and had suf-
fered great deal The many friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crump extend their
| sympathy.
DR.. Charles A. Gale, who had been
/ located here for nearly two years,
practicing chiropractic and during the
last year or more attending the Nor
NAL school, left few days ago for
4 Redlands, California, where, it is re-
I ported, he is to locate permanently.
Il LIT. Odl6 WAS 10 nave O6eH STduudleQ
+ from the Normal in June.
A card from August Schwalbe, a
/ former well-known resident OF Flag
staff now residing at San Fernando,
Calf, says his family has been visit
ed recently by Katherine and Harry
/ Hibben, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hell
ser and that Jack Kelley, formerly
with Babbitt Bros. here, is running
a prosperous mems furnishing store in
that city.
/ Recent visitors here: Judge Sidney
/ Sapp, julius Wetzler, L. B. Jones,
Holbrook; L. Collins, r. j. Harrison,
Williams; Paul Ringsted j. L. Gust,
Vena Richmond, Phoenix; John ].
/ Schwarz, Tuba; C. H. Odell, st. Johns;
George E. Short, Prescott; S. D.
4 Corey, Bellemont; +. Lowe, Grand
/ Canyon; A. j. Montana, Cliffs; Oscar
I L. Mcclure, Cottonwood.
J. D. Bishop, one of the real old
cattlemen of the Seligman country,
was in Flagstaff the latter part of last
week cheering up old friends. We
don't mean that he is "real old" in
years, but just his age in the service
Of making more beef. j. D. will leave
soon for a trip up in the Oregon coun-
try to ascertain, we presume, why it
rains so much up that way and so
little down here in Arizona.