The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28

Match our windows for spring
novelties and spring hats. - French
Beauty Parlor.
Floyd E. Belts, forest ranger al
Anita, was in town on Wednesday
for few hours.
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the date! Elks' Black and White
Minstrefs comingl
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city or country home, call on us. All
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Everett Knoles went to Phoenix
the latter part of last week on bust
ness, returning Tuesday morning.
Frank LaBass motored to Riordan
on Tuesday, where he sold an Over
land before returning to Flagstaff.
Joan, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: Frank Gold, who had been SER
lously Ill, has now entirely recovered.
Jose Perez, who was being held in
county Jail on booze charge, was
released this week under $3.50 cash
bond by U. S. Commissioner Tom L.
Rees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Ude and little
son returned Sunday from Phoenix.
where Mr.. Ude had been for seven
weeks on business for Babbitt Bros.
Trading Co.
Mrs. H. P. Asselin and Mrs. Sid
Gassman gave farewell party Mon
day night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
hugh Wheat, who left this week for
Phoenix.
Miss Mary G. Boyer, president
Flagstaff Woman's club, will leave
tonight for Tucson to attend the
meeting of the State Federation of
Women's clubs.
Pat Burke left Monday on a husi-
ness trip to the southern part of the
state, planning to return here either
Friday or Saturday. He was to have
stopped in both Phoenix and Tucson.
Miss Behm of st. Louis, an accom-
piished business woman whose spec
lalty is banking, arrived in Flagstaff
few days ago to locate permanently.
She is now doing stenographic work
in the office of County Attorney
Frank Harrison.
Ben Haddix, old-time brick-mason.
arrived a few days ago from Phoenix
to spend the summer here amid our
bricks and mortar. His son, who had
been out here visiting him for week,
came up with him and then left for
his home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Hayes Weidner and son Mar
shall got home Tuesday from Los
Angeles. They went there for med
ical treatment for Marshall, whose
hip was injured two years ago by
fall on the ice, but the trip did not
result in any improvement.
c. S. Mccormick, scout executive.
went to Holbrook Tuesday on bust
ness trip which will keep him in the
sticks for about week. He expects
to drop in on Snowflake and Wins
low and be present at a court of hon
or on Saturday in the latter place.
Mrs. Henry Albers returned yes
terday from Phoenix, where she had
been for several weeks visiting
friends and resting up. Her health
had not been good for some time, but
she returns feeling a great deal bet
ter.
The type got mixed little last
week and E. w. FITZGERALD, who
recently returned with his wife from
the south, didn't get his right name,
We give it back to him herewith, SO
he can go on with his painting and
decorating without too many
outside worries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coils MayfIower, who
had been living in the Tom Pulliam
home on Milton road, have moved to
L. Cross home, the latter having
moved into the Ideal hotel which he
recently bought and which he and
Mrs. Cross have been fast getting
into shape for reopening to the public,
which will be in very short time now.
Assistant Postmaster Decker Will
iams has lost his reputation for orig
inality. Fired with ambition a
few weeks ago when there was
an addition to the family of his
chief, Dick Connor, Decker swag-
gered down town Sunday morning
and announced the just previous birth
% himself and Mrs. Williams of a
husky boy.
Master Ernest Dietzman entertain
I'd his little friends at dinner party
On Monday, the guests being Betty
Margaret Mclaughlin,
Bessie and Jessie Ward, Helen Coon
~, Priscilla and Robe Solberg, Inez
md Francis Walker, Billy Denman,
Howard Yost and Thomas and Lillian
Dletzman. Pink and whita decora-
ions. Lots of cocoa and cake, in
Guiding a big white one with six
pink candles.
Recent visitors: L. Lindquist, Clyde
Poison, G. NJ Breese, Williams; A. e.
Wingate, G. L. Newman, G. E. Dorsch,
3. w. Stephens, ]. H. O'Boyle, C. F.
Cummings, Myron D. Writ. Phoenix;
/. K. Meyer and wife and son, Tuba
City; H. Richardson, George B. Nc
Nelly, Winslow; Byron D. Lock and
wife, Leupp; F. E. Johnson, Hol-
brook; R. o. Benedick, St. Joheph;
Wr. and Mrs w Schmeddinp Kaams |