The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09

have your spring suit tailored at
Sid Gassman's. It costs less.
Sue Having a beau is too much
like being robbed" Orpheum Thea
tre, March IS.
Mrs. John Metz and little daughter
Helen are visiting friends in Phoenix
for few weeks.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: H. A.
Ashton, O. b. Marston, Phoenix; Mrs.
K. Louise Fitzpatrick, Leupp; R. L.
Borden, Winslow; DR.. E. V. Melick,
Williams.
Miss Elsie Parsons has resigned
from the stenographic force at Bah
bits and is now connected with the
stenographic corps at the Arizona
Central bank.
Mrs. Anna Emmett, who was re-
Gently called to Kansas by the illness
of her mother, who died soon after
Mrs. Emmett reached there, got back
to Flagstaff Saturday.
Sam Sweitzer went to Prescott a
few days ago and drove back a new
Nash four. He expects to get a six
also, in few days, as he has secured
the agency for this county.
DR. E. S. Miller returned last Fri
day night from Phoenix, where he had
been several days and during which
time he attended the state meeting of
chairmen Of Red Cross chapters.
Paul Coffin and Louis Kelly spent
Monday and Tuesday in Winslow and
Leupp. They brought back word that
Winslow town council this week
awarded the contract for 40-odd more
blocks of bithulithic paving
George C. Bolton, acting superin-
tendent Of the Grand Canyon National
park, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
man and an enthusiastic booster for
the park service and Arizona.
DR.. Paul Zinn, who with Mrs. Zinn
left here for Los Angeles last fall,
is now in Phoenix, connected with the
state hospital for the insane For
some time after locating in Phoenix
he sold real estate and insurance.
Walter Martin, who had been in
Cottonwood for several weeks looking
after his cattle interests in that sec
ton, came home a few days ago and
the first of the week resumed his old
job, driving delivery wagon for Frank
Brooks.
The local Odd Fellows lodge at the
last meeting elected Charlie Phillips
and Orinn Compton delegates to the
next meeting of the grand lodge,
which will be held in Phoenix in April.
John Simpson and j. C. Clarke were
elected alternates.
H. D. Adamson, who for several
months had been chief clerk for C.
NJ. Archer, manager Of the local Stan
dard Oil Co. office, left this week for
Tucson, where he will locate. H. A.
Arnold, his successor arrived the 9th
err day from Clarkdale and has wised
up to the job.
Mrs. Charlotte Acber, county su-
perintendent of schools, held teachers
examination Monday and Tuesday at
her office in the court house. Those
taking the examination were: Mrs.
w. II. Norman, Miss Henrietta Phe-
Ian and Miss Eliza Robson Of Flag
staff and Miss Clemmie Haws of
Wilcox.
Decker Williams and Lester Fleck
will represent the Flagstaff postoffice
at the state postal convention at
Phoenix, Wednesday, March Is. They
will leave here the day before. This
is the first one held in this state and
every postoffice in the state is sup
posed to have one or two represen-
tives there. A representative of the
department will be there from Wash
ington, d. c., to give practical point
ers.
County Clerk Tom L. Rees, who
has been visiting California friends
and relatives for the last three weeks,
will be home today. He is coming
with Charlie Voolfolk, in the latter's
car. Mr.. and Mrs. Voolfolk have
been spending the winter on the coast,
and now he is coming back to take
hold of the springs work at his Can.
yon Diablo range. Mrs. Voolfolk will
remain on the coast for several weeks
longer.
Z. w. Cureton of Williams, L. E.
Johnson of Flagstaff and Johnson
Curry of Government Prairie are
meeting here the last few days of
this week. They, with Henry Hutch
ison of Flagstaff and ]. D. Tannehill
of Red Lake, comprise the executive
committee of the Coconino Farm Bu-
reau Marketing association, and are
winding up the years spud business
and getting ready to pay off the
members for their potatoes.
Douglas S. Roome got home the last
Of last week from a business trip to
Kingnan and Yucca. Mrs. Roonle, who
is visiting a sister in California,
wrote him this week that she had just
taken a motor trip from Los Angeles
to San Bernardino, stopping to call
on many former Flagstaff people, and
found them all advised of the latest
Flagstaff news, from which she in
ferred that any person who ever lived
in Flagstaff in the event of going
away had The Sun sent to the new
address.