The Coconino sun., 1923-02-09


among these convalescing from flu.
Lett begins next Wednesday, Feb
t1ary IA, and Easter Sunday is OF
/ Mrs. Louise Mason is spending tn,
winter in Phoenix, where she has {
position.
+ Mrs. Asa Clark was down town yes
terday for the first time since she
was taken i'll, four weeks ago.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy {
city or country home, call on us. All
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Burnell Osler has bought the A. J
Sullivan home and he and Mrs. Oslel
plan moving there within a few
weeks.
Help the Flagstaff Woman's club
building and come to the dance Tues
day evening, February 13 at Ashurst
Auditorium.
Miss Retta Beasley, who has beer
SICK with flu for several days, was
quite a bit worse yesterday, the re-
suit of catching additional cold.
c. H. McKellips, manager of the
Phoenix ]. c. Penney store, spent part
of Sunday here with Ray Simpson
manager of the local Penney store.
Rev. FIR. Ed Albouy of Winslow was
a Flagstaff visitor for few hours
on Monday. In the Winslow Rotary
club they call him Padre" same as
they do Father Vabre in the local
club.
non w W;Il;o,,,n lof4 c,.I -
Los Angeles where he expects to re-
main couple of months to recuper-
ate after an operation for appended
tbs. He has been improving, but
slowly.
Mrs. Con Frederick, who had been
here a week or so visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Zalesky, left Monday for
Needles, where her husband will meet
her and take her to their home at
Searchlight.
Tuesday night was "past exalted
rulers" night with the Elks. Past ex-
alted rulers who occupied the chairs
were Loren Cress, Dan Hogan, John
Weatherford, DR.. E. S. Miller and
Alex Johnston.
M. |. Powers left yesterday morning
for Los Angeles, stopping off for a
short time in Kingman. At Los An
geles he will attend the annual meet
ing of the Atlas Fire Brick Co., of
which he is the chief stockholder.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county super
intendent Of schools, spent Thursday
and Friday of last week in Phoenix,
attending the conference of county
school superintendent called by State
School Superintendent G. o. Case.
Ray 'Prochnow had another relapse
the latter part of last week, giving
him regular flu third degree, but
he began the first of this week to i'm
prove rapidly and indications are he'll
be out before the end of the week.
Mrs. P. Branch got home the last
of last week from Los Angeles, where
she had been for four months visiting
daughter, Mrs. A. j. Santillanes,
returning by way of Douglas and
bringing home from there three of
her little neices.
"Rimmy" Jim Giddings is spending
he'd come down to The Sun office and
pay AlS ouUSCIIpIlOH Dill IOF dUOLN0T
year, only he don't want people see
ing him enter buildings of doubtful
repute; so he'll send it along by mail.
Mrs. L. r. Hall, proprietor of the
Weatherford hotel, returned last Sat-
urday from four weeks vacation in
Phoenix, Murietta Hot Springs and
Los Angeles. She had a good rest and
said the nice coat of snow she found
over everything here was just what
she wanted to find.
Forest Supervisor Ed Miller says
the Verde Valley stockmen are feel
ing very happy since the copious rains
and prospects of early and plentiful
range feed. In the Salt River Valley
it is still cold and while there has
been good rain, grass isn't growing.
Lambing begins very soon and warm
weather within "a few days will be
worth lot of money to the sheep
men.
Kenneth w. Hagel, who played ball
here a couple of years ago, writes
from Flint, Mich, that he will doubt
less be with the Birmingham baseball
club of the Southern league next sea-
son, as Joe Dunn, manager there, is
trying to buy him from Muskogee,
the club Denver sold Hagel to last
spring. He says he is keeping in
shape this winter by playing indoor
baseball and football.