The Coconino sun., 1923-05-11

/ Harry Hibben has been laid up witt
a severe cold the past few days.
Strong, double-sewed overalls al
/ SLIPS save you money at Sid Gass
mans.
/ George w. Black was up from his
Sedona ranch the past week transact.
| ing business.
All kinds of monographs and sew.
ing machines repaired. Flagstaff
Furniture company. 4-13-2t
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Beck were ir
from their ranch on Anderson Point
! for few days this week.
| Jimmie Bradsall OF Grand Canyon
| acquired Durant sport car this week
from Wilson & Coffin Motor Co.
Forest Ranger r. H. Rice and wife
! of Mormon Lake ranger station spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Flag
staff.
VIM. A. Moody of Phoenix, who has
a daughter attending the Normal
school, is spending a few days here
visiting her.
w. H. Thompson, assistant city
clerk, is on vacation and is spending
| it on his ranch up near the peaks,
putting in crops.
| Recent visitors: Dan Kirkland, Will
| liams; H. p. Pratt, Ashfork; Mat
Sproul, F. S. M. logging camp; c. A,
Brown, Saginaw camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Renshaw, their
son, Neil, and Dutch Oswell, motored
downfrom Williams Wednesday in the
latter's car to shop and visit.
A. Belmont, auditor at the Babbitt
general offices, got back again this
week after being away on vacation in
California. where his family live.
House hunting is now the favorite
springtime sport About hundred or
more new houses would come in handy
right now and command good rentals.
Mrs. John C. Bixler of Mountain
Air, New Mexico, is expected to ar
pected to arrive in Flagstaff Saturday
for a months visit with her sister,
Mrs. J. W. Simpson.
Statistics show that 10000 business
men fail each year in the United
States. Of this number 50 per cent,
13,600, never advertised. Maybe it
don't pay to advertise e?
T. C. Bishop of Seligman was in
Flagstaff Wednesday on business in
the superior court. He says the range
around Seligman has commenced to
make cattle show up good.
Attorney C. B. Wilson left this week
for San Francisco, for the hearing of
young Richardson of that city, accus-
ed of the murder of a Jewish rabbi.
Mr.. Wilson is defendants chief coun-
sci.
Mrs. NJ. Scarborough, who spent
the winter with relatives in Phoenix,
got back to Flagstaff last Friday
night and will stay during the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. ]. E..
Jones.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois and her daugh-
ter, Miss June, who had been spend
ing the winter in Wickenburg, return
ed to their home here this week. Mrs.
Charlebois is welcomed home by her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lennon and
son, Kenneth, left on Monday in their
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geles. They carry with them the sin
cere best wishes of host of friends
on the mountain.
Harold Longfellow went to Grand
Canyon Tuesday to meet his uncle, C.
B. Warren of New York, who is re-
turning from the coast where he Wis
tied his mother He will stop few
days here with the Longfellows.
Nelson Saunders left this week for
California, but as he was very nom
committal as to the why and where
fore of the trip it cannot be said
whether he expects to remain or re-
turn to Flagstaff in short while.
Fire yesterday afternoon in the
grass at the south end of the city
camping grounds brought the fire de-
partment out with a rush. The wind
was blowing a gale and the sounding
of the alarm caused much excitement.
Vic Kilcrease has been granted a
renewal of the contract for carrying
the mail between Tuba City and his
home town Of Kayenta, but instead of
one trip each way per week, as for
merly, will hereafter, beginning next
week, make two round trips weekly.
The Flagstaff Emerson school boys
played baseball with the Williams
high school boys on the latter's
grounds last Saturday. 1t was a
clean, interesting game, the Flagstaff
team holding the lead until the last
inning, when their hosts slammed
across the winning runs.
jim Cashion of the Reed-Cashion
livestock company, who is also one of
the active heads of the Cashion con-
struction company, was in Flagstaff
yesterday and left to take a look over
the road between here and Angel, in
tending to bid on the construction
work the forest service is soon to do
on that road.
Pat Burke, representing Mr.. Frank
lin of Holbrook, who had been down
that way for several weeks helping the
latter sell cars. is back in Flagstaff