The Coconino sun., 1924-04-04

| Coal delivered off cars in April,
$1,000 ton. Babbitt Brothers Trad
ing company.
Watch for the date, yes, watch for
the date! Elks' Black and White
| Minstrels coming!
/ Tommie Hogan is delivering the
| city mail in Herman Dietzman's terri
tory during the latter's vacation.
/ Apron, handkerchief and cooked
food sale Saturday, April IL at Wo-
mans club. Don't forget the date.
Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Attorney G. M. Jordan of Holbrook
was here Wednesday on the case of
the Bank of Winslow VS.. Jose and
| Viola Echenique.
| New shipment of sport hats just
arrived in all shades, including black,
black and white, and white. Mrs.
Borum's Hat Shop.
W. E. Auman week-ended at Elden
| mountain ranger station with e. l..
camp Monday morning.
Paul C. Coffin is. building a hand
some two-car, two-story garage on
the back of his residence property.
Pete Solberg is doing the work.
George Veit and family returned
this week from Aguila, Arizona,
where they had been spending the
winter on the Clark & Campbell
ranch.
Dolph Treat of Albuquerque, for
merly of Flagstaff, stopped off here
over Sunday on his way to Williams,
and visited Orinn Compton, his chum
of boyhood days.
The home service section of the
Red Cross will meet at the home of
Mrs. T. E. Pollock on Tuesday after
noon, April s at o'clock. A large
attendance is earnestly urged.
Charley Lochman or the forestry
service, who had been building a
ranger station at Coffee creek, reach
ed Flagstaff Thursday night. AT
present he is overhauling the forestry
telephone lines around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tillman motor
ed to Tuba City Monday morning,
Hugh, who is manager of the Coco
nino Motor Co., driving out a new
Buick six-cylinder sedan to deliver
to Johnny Kerley, Tuba merchant.
w. C. Sanders, merchandising ex-
pert from the 7. K. Kelley sales
company, spent last week here and
will be here until the last of next |
week helping John M. Clark put on
his big reduction sale of mems fur
nishings.
Marshall Wilson left the first of |
the week for Phoenix to join his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, and
see the Cubs-P Pirates baseball game |
played there on Wednesday. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wilson will likely drive home the
last of this week.
Why do children raid your pantry |
for jam and preserves? Because Doc
says the craving for sweets must be
satisfied. Our candies are fresh and
homemade. They are good. We will |
appreciate the children's trade as !
well as grown-ups. Turquoise Tea |
Room. 1-4-2t.
Mrs. A. w. Voorhees,, proprietor of |
Lie <1iH6IlCdu 1ufIO company, WHO /
had been living in the C. P. Heisser
home, moved on Wednesday to Phoe-
nix. It is reported that Mrs. Voor-
hees found The altitude here little |
too great, but will come back after
gradually accustoming herself by a |
few months residence in the mile-high /
city to the change from low altitude.
Elmer Graves, 18-year-old boy
brought back by Sheriff w. A. Camp
bell last week from Belin, N. NJ,
charged with stealing a pair of boots
and some other stuff from an employe |
of Ed Brown of Fort Valley, was ta-
ken before Justice of the Peace r. j.
Kidd few days ago and was given
a suspended jail sentence with the un-
derstanding That he would go to work
and pay his debts.
Bobby Rhinehart of the forest SER
vice got home to Flagstaff again the
first of this week. Bobby had been
on vacation at his old home III Missis-
sippi, stopping off for several weeks
on his way back to Hot Springs, N. M.
He says the report that he was mar
ried down south is, so far as he has
been so far able to determine un-
founded in so far as any of the joys
of matrimony having been SO far ex
perienced by him.
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