The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09

Large, full cut, two seam overalls,
$1.25 at Sid Gassman's.
Fine quality sport coats made by
Hart Schaffner & Marx are at Sid
1 Gassman's.
George Fleming came home from
/ the southern part of the state to spend
/ the weekend here with his family.
I Mrs. Jack Parsons, who had been
visiting Winslow friends for several
days, returned home the first of this
week
Malla-"The Lord protect and pre-
+ serve anybody from marrying anyone
( who writes geography.-F'rom Love
4 and Geography" Orpheum Theatre,
I March 13.
Tobe Turpin drove out to the Rich
ardson trading post at the Gap on
4 Saturday and spent couple of days
there with his wife, who had been
there several days.
Not much danger of forest fires
I right now But the biggest fire Of
/ 1921 was on February 21 and burned
over large area of valuable forest
/ timber before it could be brought un-
! der control.
Hazel Hopkins, 28, and Mrs Ida
/ Sisk, 21, both well-known and popu-
/ lar Flagstaff people, having lived
here for a good many years, were
married here Wednesday evening by
Justice of the Peace Robert j. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus and son,
George, have been in Phoenix for sew
] eral days, visiting relatives of Mrs.
/ Waldhaus and other friends, while Joe
put in part of the time chewing
things over with some Of the auto
mobile row habitues.
Mr. Hughes of Winslow, one of the
striking Santa Fe railroad men, has
been appointed by the Normal school
board as engineer at the school, and
on April l will succeed Dick Bong
berg, who has satisfactorily filled that
position for the last couple of years.
Frances Decker, who for some time
past had been with the advertising
department Of the Phoenix Gazette,
got tired of the deadly sameness of
life in the state capitol, and last week
twisted Henry's tail and steered him
back to Flagstaff, arriving Friday
night
Earl Germany left yesterday morn
ing with his car for the south, near
Tucson, where he will pick up a party
! Of eastern tourists and show them
the southern part of Arizona. He
will bring them here III about two
weeks and then take them to Grand
Canyon and other nearby scenic
points.
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Blome, former president of our Nor
nal school, now resident of Pasa-
dena, died early this week cannot be
verified. Very close friends mere had
received no definite word 1t is
known that DR.. Blome is in bad health
but his many friends here sincerely
hope he Will recover.
Jack Tenney of ST. Johns, one of
the most popular students at the Nor
NAL school, who is very sick with
pneumonia, is now slightly better and
it is believed will recover. His moth
I er is with him. For several days his
chances were said to be very poor.
He overheard an attendant say that
it was pity for so fine q boy to die
and promptly replied: Il am not dead,
and | am not going to die"
Joe Rickel, clerk of the board of
supervisors, who went to Albuquerque
last week to get the three new Nash
quad trucks the supervisors recently
bought from the U. S. bureau Of pub
lie roads started this way, got back
Saturday night One Of the trucks
was shipped here by freight and Jack
Gardner, f. Mclean and N. e. Watts
started back with the other two. Joe
says no one will say a harsh word
about Arizona roads after travelling
over the highway between ILolbrook
and Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer and
two sons, Billy and Kenneth, will
leave next Thursday in their car for
Phoenix. Billy and his wife will go
to Tucson to attend the district con-
ference of Rotary and then will come
back to Phoenix to visit their daugh-
ter, Miss Reba Switzer; Mr.. and Mrs. I
Jack Diamond and Walter Switzer.
Billy may go to Los Angeles with the
latter for a few days. He will leave I
the car there for Mrs. Switzer, who
with the boys will remain in the
south for several weeks.
"Nevvy" Smith, chief of the Sun
rise trading post out in the Leupp
country, came in a few days ago to
round up the addresses of few of
our favorite bootleggers, according to
his own confession, and to give ocular /
demonstration of the efficacy of say
ing every day while he's taking his
daily dozen: every day, in every di- /
rection, but mostly circumferintially,
I'm getting fatter and fatter." 1t
sure is working, too. Nevvy says
considering the color Of his thatch he
don't see how he escaped being nick
named "Red." He was kidding Paul I
Coffin about the latter's dis-eugenic /
badness and asked him how come
Paul sourly answered: "It was red,
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