The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01

We handle all kinds Of rentals
! Alf. Dickinson & Son.--Adv.
| See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Tom Higgins, Miss Helen Dillnan,
Albert Dillman and friend motored
to Prescott and back on Sunday.
A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to William Duchow and
Theodorsia Kabrell, both of Williams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Brown, accom-
panied by. Mrs. f. S. Breen and John
Allen, motored to Prescott and back
on Monday.
Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
j. o. Hughes and Regan Carter are
! in from Gallup to look the town over
! for bit before returning to the
wilds of New Mexico.
| w. G. Roberts, manager of the
Indian trading post at Jeddito, acc
ompanied by Mrs. Roberts spent most
of the week in Flagstaff.
Only authorized Brunswick and Edi-
son phonograph dealer in Flagstaff.
New records received twice weekly.
Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. 1-25-2t
Last night both Flagstaff high
school basketball teams, the boys and
the girls, met the Prescott high
school teams in the local high school
auditorium.
| Bill Griffin and Clarence Shellman
came into town Sunday night from
Schnebly hill. Bill is foreman of the
road gang there and came to buy sup
plies for his outfit.
Charles H. Benedict, the future
catcher of the Flagstaff baseball
team, who arrived in town last week
from Syracuse, N. Y, is now working
in the Babbitt garage.
Mrs. w. K. Mcmillan of Los An
geles is in town visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Hogan. Mrs. Mcmillan
was formerly Miss Mae Snyder and
attended the Normal school here.
Jake Bracker, Normal correspon-
dent for The Sun, left Wednesday for
Fort Whipple, to rest in hospital for
few days and subjugate bad cold
he's been unable to throw off by him
self.
! F. S. Breen, proprietor of The Sun,
| left Friday night to attend the state
press club organization meeting at
Phoenix, planning to put in few
| days afterward in some of the other
southern Arizona cities.
Architect v. o. Wallingford came
! in from Phoenix Wednesday morning,
remaining until last night. His visit
was in Connection with the Flagstaff
Women's clubs new home, now just
about finished and ready for occ-
upancy.
Recent visitors: H. B. Ricketts,,
Charles Daniel, NJ. L. Colwell, H.
Clarke, Phoenix; Billy Borum, Leupp;
G. C. Black, Sedona; B. L. Lavender,
| Williams; John Cow, Riordan; H. A.
Hull and wife, Winslow; J. I. Burns,
Prescott.
Henry Ford Burrus, the little chap
who recently lost parts of a finger
an thumb when a dynamite cap he
was playing with exploded, is a
nephew of Mrs. Charles Prochnow of
Flagstaff. The Burrus family live at
Bridgeport, this state.
Recent visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey X. Meyer, Tuba City; Ge E..
Barber, Prescott; H. C. Tufts, w. A..
Harding, George F. Shaffer, L. G..
Iashment, Cecil H. Miller, P. W..
Sovey, Phoenix; L. Collins, Williams;
H. r. Smith, Kingman; R. L. Borden,
WinsloW.
Clifton Williams gave small dance
| Saturday night to some of the MEM
bers of Flagstaff's younger set. 1t
was the kind of dance at which every
one had good time and when the af-
| fair broke up at one o'clock the guests
left wanting still more. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Peirce gave a
two-course dinner Saturday evening to
which were invited: Miss Emma Van
dervort, Miss Retta Beasley, Miss
Miriam Lightburne, Miss Bertha Van
| Zee and Miss Rebecca Vance. After
dinner there was a talk fest and gen
eral good time.
DOC kO1lElliClu liClu q LcIOlN NNAA~~t =
in his store Tuesday evening which,
from the viewpoint Of the radio fan,
was a great success. Not only did
he get San Francisco, but the tones
were extremely clear, and the pro
gram was excellent. Doc plans to
held these often in the future.
Troop 8 of Boy Scouts met at the
Emerson school last Friday night un-
der the leadership of Jack Fuss. Four
new boys applied for membership.
William Harrison was elected senior
patrol leader and Geo. Mcdonald, Da-
vid Slipher and Clifford Ward were
elected patrol leaders. The Scouts in
Troop 8 are working hard to make
theirs the best troop.
C. M. Archer, special agent for the
Standard Oil company, came down
from Flagstaff accompanied by Miss
Grace Sandon and spent several hours
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Arnold of the Jack Arnold service
station at Cottonwood. They are
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