The Coconino sun., 1924-04-18

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Mrs. Helen Cotton and Mrs. Gaskill
Of Grand Canyon were in the city yes
ferday.
Rummage sale at the Woman's
club house beginning Tuesday morn
| ing, April %.
French Beauty Parlor, imported
novelties to complete your Easter
outfit, just received.
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, 20c per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 9 N. Beaver street.
| Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw and Mrs. Allin
| Greenlaw returned last week from a
couple of months stay on the coast.
Sid Gassman has been laid up for
a couple of days with bad cold
! which he is just beginning to discard.
Quart cans of Liquid Gloss, won
derful furniture polish, special this
week at Csc. Flagstaff Furniture Co.
You will have jolly good time at
the Easter Monday dance, April 81,
given by the Woman's club at the
club house.
Do you think your battery is a
camel. You'll ruin it if you do. Give
it drink once in Webber
Bros. Garage.
Ed Priest is back on the job as
county interpreter after his siege of
illness. He isn't we'll yet, but is
feeling very much better.
James Lane, the long, lean veteran
of a thousand logging camps, was in
town couple of days this week from
the A. L. & T. company's main viii
lage in the woods.
Five o'clock p. m. today will be your
last chance to order flowers for Eas-
ter through Donofrio's. Call and see
our catalog. We are the agents. -
Griffs' Chocolate Shop. Phone 224.
Miss May Rehn left the office of
County Attorney Frank Harrison on
Monday to accept a position in the
Arizona Central bank She has had
great deal of experience in banks
in the east.
The law firm Of Anderson, Gale &
Nilsson of Prescott, has opened a
branch law office in the Pacific Mu-
tual building, Los Angeles. The new
branch office will be in charge of
George H. Nilsson.
G. NJ. Archer, local manager for
Standard Oil, left on Wednesday for
Tucson, where a conference of local
managers of the state will be. held
Mr.. Archer expects to be gone about
a week, making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Bud Waters and daughters re-
turned several days ago from Kan
sas City and neighboring cities. Betty
bee, the younger daughter, is in fine
health now since the operation in
Wichita FOR removal of tumor on
her leg.
r. G. Kasel of Washington, Nd, ar
rived in town on Monday and left
Tuesday with Don Dudley for Lees
Ferry, where he will be stationed as
junior engineer for the geological
survey. He was sent here by head
quarters at Tucson.
Jack Mitchell, scoutmaster of the
Rotary troop of Boy Scouts, consist
ing Of older boys, began his work
Tuesday night. He is enthusiastic
and is very popular with the boys and
will with their cooperation soon turn
them into banner troop.
Maundy Thursday service was OBJ
served by the members of the Scot
tish Rite Masonic body at Masonic
temple on Thursday evening, follow
ed by the traditional mystic benefit.
DIR. E. S. Miller had charge of the
service, about 30 members being in
attendance.
B. B. Hanger, general manager, and
A. R. Lifts, treasurer Of the Diamond
Coal Co. of Gallup, made short visit
to Flagstaff Wednesday. They came
up from the south by auto, visited the
Grand Canyon and were on their way
back to Gallup and headquarters at
Albuquerque.
Jimmy Lewis of the Breen-Lewis
Drug company, and family, returned
Tuesday from Los Angeles where
they had been spending couple of
weeks vacation. Jimmy had to leave
his auto at Needles and make the rest
of the journey by rail on account of
the quarantine at the state line.
DR.. M. G. Fronske, president of the
Grand Canyon council Boy Scouts,
and Scout Executive G.. S. Mccormick,
went to Snowflake Tuesday to at
tend meetings of the local district
committee and court of honor. A big
dinner was feature of the early af-
ternoon. Representatives were pres
ent from Snowflake, Joseph City,
Woodruff, Taylor, Shumway and
Lakeside.
Cupid, who had slackened on the
job lately, suddenly recovered from
his attack of spring fever and scored
two marriages on Saturday. Charles
r. Sullivant and Dorothy A. Moser,
both of Williams, we're married by
Rev. HI. f. Softley and the other
about-to-Be-happy couple were Jer
ONE T. Brady of Weed, California,
and Charlotte L. Black of McNary,
who were bound in the holy knot by
Judge r. j. Kidd.