The Coconino sun., 1924-03-07

Dodge touring car for sale. See w.
HI. Switzer.
Buy homemade ice cream. - Tur-
quoise Tea Room.
Miss Evelyn Leith of Williams is a
new member Of the office staff of the
! A. i. q t. Co.
Plenty of block wood available now.
Don't know how long it will last.
/ Frank Bennett Phone 3.
Just received Some hats with
large head sizes and some broad brim
hats. French Beauty Parlor.
Charles S. Mccormick leaves this
morning for st. Johns to be gone over
the weekend on Scout business.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Adyertisement.
Has your husband fertile inaag-
ination? See MRS. Temples Tele-
gram" March 10 and IL at Flagstaff
Woman's club.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
/ y
Mrs. A. A. Johnston resigned her
4 position as teacher at Leupp last
week and is to take over the school
at Spring valley on the 31st Of this
month
These coats for women are so smart
and so beautiful you will be delighted
with them. We are. They are from
i Hart Schaffner & Marx. At Sid Gass-
mans next week.
!, A small luncheon party was given
at Griff's Chocolate Shop Friday noon
by Miss Milmyth Case. Her guests
were Miss Mary Boyer, Miss Helen
Williams and Hill Lewis.
| DR.. t. w. Crump returned from
Albuquerque Sunday night where he
/ attended meeting of the bureau of
animal industry. DR.. Crump is the
head of the Arizona branch.
Charles S. Mccormick left early
Saturday morning for Winslow where
he took the district scouts on an over
night hike to Clear Creek. Mac re-
turned Sunday afternoon heavily la
| den with camping equipment.
! A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe D.
| Tissaw and Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Har-
| ley's Oldest son, both of whom were
very i'll with pneumonia the first part
of the week, are buch better now,
news in which the many friends of
both families win rejoice.
Carl Williams, negro, who broke
parole at the state penitentiary at
San Quentin, Calf, several weeks
ago, was arrested at Williams by
Deputy Sheriff G. Y. Campbell and
is here here in county jail awaiting
call for him from the prison officials.
Word has been received that |. B.
Koch is steadily improving in Los An
geles, where he went recently to re-
cuperate and that he expects to go to
Phoenix for a couple of weeks before
returning. His friends hope he will be
as good as new when he comes back.
R. E. Taylor, member, and Dur
wood Mckinney, assistant clerk of the
board of supervisors, made a trip of
| inspection by motor Sunday afternoon
to the bridge at Cameron on the Lit
tie Colorado river. They found the
road in fair condition but very dry
and dusty.
Friday night Flagstaff lodge
Knights and Ladies of Security met
in Odd Fellows hall. After the regu-
lar business was finished there were
cards and dancing with refreshments
served later in the evening. There
was a large crowd anG all enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Beginning Tuesday noon Flagstaff
got a combination rain and snow that
fell off and on all the afternoon.
There was little snow left on the
ground Wednesday morning, but it
soon disappeared. Joe P. Wilson wired
from Phoenix that nine-hundredths of
an inch fell there on Wednesday.
Emory Valerius and G. w. Post, two
tobacco statesmen well known here,
who were in an automobile accident in
the south part of the state last month,
are convalescing in Phoenix. Emory's
worst injury was bad cut on his
leg, while Post was most inconven-
fenced by gasoline burns on his back.
Miss Edith M. Scott, former resi-
dent of Williams and now of Wiscon-
sin, stopped off here between trains
Monday to see some of her former
friends before continuing on her way
to Los Angeles, Phoenix and Seattle.
Miss Scott is one of the owners of
the land known as the Scott addition,
now part Of the town Of Williams.
A couple inches of nice moist snow
was the weather bureaus donation to
Flagstaff and surrounding country
Tuesday. According to reports south
ern California had just started pray
ing and paying for rain when the
drought was cracked and that section
of the country deluged. The people
generally here would not object to
foot or more of snow before the win
ter closes business for the year, but
haven't arrived at the praying stage
yet.