The Coconino sun., 1924-11-14

Victrolas and records at Mrs. Long
fellows Art Shop.
Steam heated storage place for your
car at Webber Bros Garage.
Large selection of over-stuffed
leather chairs at Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning have
moved to apartments in the Ideal
hotel.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Refugio Yniguez and Maria Ramos,
both of Flagstaff were married on
Monday by Justice of the Peace R. J.
Kidd.
Victor Bundy of Prescott and Lou
Use Wharton Dawes of Los Angeles
were married here last Saturday by
Judge ]. E. Jones.
Mrs. Blaine B. Shimmel returned
Sunday from Phoenix, where she had
been visiting. Mr.. Shimmel motored
to Ashfork to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart of Chi
cago stopped over in Flagstaff last
week for a day on their way to Pasa-
dena to spend the winter.
st. Margaret's Guild will give sill
yer tea and food sale Wednesday, the
10Th, from 8 to $50 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. t. E. Pollock.
All stores and business places will
be closed tomorrow Saturday after
noon from 2 to $50 for the big foot
ball game on McMullen field between
Normal and Phoenix Junior college.
County board of supervisors will
meet at the courthouse, Flagstaff,
next Monday and Tuesday and canvass
the vote cast last week, after which
the official returns will be published.
With every dollar purchase from
Flagstaff Furniture Co. we give key
good for pass to the theater with the
chance that it will be the lucky key
to get the 500 worth of merchandise.
Clarence Sullivan, who had been
near deaths door at Mercy hospital
following a complicated operation, re-
turned to his home Wednesday morn
ing, feeling almost fit enough to be
around but heedful of advice to take
it easy for some time yet.
Miss Annetta Mech, one of the
popular graduates of the Flagstaff
high school of last year, writes from
Chicago that she is engaged as steno-
grapher for Harris Bros, tailoring
firm and is doing fine, though misses
her many friends here very much.
County board of supervisors is hav-
ing the road built higher in Black Bill
park near the water tank. Last win
ter it cost more than 5000 to keep the
road open through the snow drifts. 1t
is believed that grading the road up
will result in the wind keeping the
road open.
Eugene, six-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Carron, who has been i'll for
some time with rheumatism, was
taken to Los Angeles on Tuesday by
Mrs. Carron for treatment by special
lists. Mr.. and Mrs. Carron's many
friends hope the little fellow will soon
be all right again.
Rifles and shotguns are invited to
make their appearance Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at City Park. II
their owners want to come along, all
right. 1t is going to be a big shoot
for Thanksgiving turkeys. Come if
you feel lucky, or whether you do or
not. Flagstaff Gun club is staging
the tournament.
Fred Bohm came in the last of last
week from Tuba, where he had been
doing building contract work for the
government. The appropriation has
run out and work will not be resumed
until new money is available. On
Monday Fred left in his car for the
southern part of the state, expecting
to spend the winter in the Imperial
valley. J. L. Daugherty went with
him as far as Wickenburg, to spend a
few weeks there with his family.