The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30

week in Phoenix.
I! Come to The Sun office for first
class job printing.
! A beautiful line of aster hats on
display at the Power Hat Shop.
! Mrs. E. A. Miller and Mrs. E. j.
| Nordyke of Williams spent Monday in
| Flagstaff, shopping.
Overalls-the long wearing, salts
/ factory kind, full cut with two-seam
leg, only $1.25 at Sid Gassman's.
Mrs. frankie Mathews, daughter OF
/ Judge S. B. Gilliland, has been sick
for several days with acute indiges-
tion.
Boyd HenkIe is back at his job driv-
ing the express wagon after being laid
up for several weeks with a bad
sprain.
Delineator subscriptions taken at
one-haf price, one week only, March
20 to April at Babbitt Bros. Trad
| ing Co.
R. w. Watson, the Spring Valley
rancher, and his son, J. C. Watson of
Winona, were both in Flagstaff on
Wednesday.
Coal prices lower in April than in
from car, $10.75 ton. Buy in April.
! Babbitt Brothers. 3-23-3t
| D. S. Phillips, former owner of the
store at the cross roads six miles east,
is in town again after spending the
winter in Douglas.
Lew Daugherty got home a few
days ago after spending most of the
winter in Tucson, Douglas and other
southern Arizona towns.
Mrs. Derrill Rush, who had been
very i'll with pleural pneumonia, was
able to get down town the first of
the week and is slowly regaining her
/ former strength.
Shelby Lewis took few days vaca-
tion last week and this from his job
| of selling eastern corn-fed beef
throughout the southwest and spent
| the time here with his wife.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
and Joe B. Rickel, clerk of the board
of supervisors, will attend the meet
ing of the supervisors with the visit
| ing congressman at Grand Canyon to-
morrow afternoon.
] DR.. Nj. G. Fronske learned while
in Phoenix the other day that Chi
| Thomas, whose back was broken In
an automobile race few weeks ago
is slowly recovering, though still con-
| fined to the hospital.
Jimmie Fry has bought the L. A.
| Cross hanch northwest of town and
he and Mrs. Fry and the children are
now living out there. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Cross are moving into one Of their
houses here in town.
Mic Gourassas, one of the proprie-
tors of the White House cafes in
/ Flagstaff and Winslow, and who has
been managing the one in the latter
town for the last few months, came up
Saturday to spend a couple of days
here.
F. L. Tupper last week resigned his
position at the McGonigle sawmill
west of here and on Thursday night
/ became a member of the Rebekahs, OF
which Mrs. Tupper was already a
member. Next day they both left fo1
their home in Mesa.
Joe P. Wilson this week received q
/ postcard from Mr., and Mrs. Abe Cauf-
man, formerly of Seligman and we'll
known here. They are in Jerusalem
and Abe called attention to the pic
ture on the card, which showed 8
steer and burro yoked together to a
plow.
! Harlow Yeager, prominent sheep
man of Flagstaff, is visiting in Phoe-
nix for a few days. Mr.. Yeager, who
Il pastures near Winslow in the summer
1 and Canyon Diablo in the winter, re-
ports that conditions In Northern Ari-
zona show great Improvement. =
Phoenix Gazette.
Some friend of the church, who has
asked that his name be kept secret
with the result, it is said, that nc
member of the church knows his iden-
tity, recently ordered through Oliver
\ B. Raudebaugh a fine big DeForrest
radio set, with big loud speaker. II
came Monday. Mr.. Raudebaugh tested
it out, put up an aerial and installed
the machine at the church.
\ Bob Sinclair left on Sunday fol-
I Mereed Falls, Calf, where he hac
been asked by wire to report and take
a good job as sawyer in the Yosemite
Co. mill. Mrs. Sinclair and the chill
dren will not move there until after
the close of school. Bob has worked
steadily as sawyer in Flagstaff and
Greenlaws for the last II years and
hates to leave here, though he feels
pretty good over his new job.