The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25

Storage space for cars.-Webber
Bros. Garage.
Back on the job at Weatherford no.
tel.-Union Taxi Co.
Armstrong; linoleoum at the
Flagstaff Furniture company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Brown motored
to the Falls of the Little Colorado
on Monday.
Joe Wight and Carl Fleck motored
to blackberry this week to bring
home Carl's car.
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They'll make hit with you-the
new spring styles in O'Donnell's
shoes and oxfords at Sid Gassman's.
John A. Hamblin, teacher in the
city schools, spent his Easter vaca-
tion visiting his parents at St. Johns,
returning Sunday.
! Bert Lauzon, constable at Grand
i Canyon and custodian of Bright Angel
trail, this week bought new Chevro-
let car from Lee Carron.
/ Miss Laprele Crosby, who had been
in Prescott for the past month, re-
turned home on Saturday and has ac-
cepted position with the Flagstaff
Lumber company.
John Weston, who for several weeks
has been in Los Angeles taking
! special course in automotive electric
| ity, will be back the last of this week
and on the job again at the Babbitt
/ garage.
l. B. KOCH vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Arizona Lumber
/ & Timber Co., left Wednesday night
for Los Angeles, partly on personal
business, expecting to be back shortly
after the first of May.
John d. Jones, assistant district
| forester, left for Albuquerque Satur-
day after spending couple of days
with the local forestry men laying out
new lots and inspecting the recreation
ground at Mormon lake.
w. H. H. Cranmer, the oil man,
1 returned Wednesday from Cranmer,
north of Kayenta, where he went last
/ week to note progress of the drilling
operations. Jim Treagle made the
/ trip out and back with him.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell got
home Wednesday night from the
south part of the state, where they
| spent the winter. They drove up in
their car and seem to be happy once
more to be counted among those pres
ent in the pines.
To the query as to who can vote in
the city election in May, the answer
seems to be that all can who were
regularly registered for the 1922 gen.
eral election and also those who came
here since then who before city cleo
ton day register for the coming fall
general election.
Miss Alice Metz recently returned
from Rochester, Minn. She went
there with her nephew, Robert Rior-
dan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Rior-
| dan, who has been receiving medical
| treatment from the Drs. Mayo. He
is much better and will be home in
about three weeks.
Willis Brown has done a big service
to Flagstaff by giving out many fine
| young trees for planting. He got a
lot of them some time ago and set
them out, letting them grow season
or so, and this spring has been giving
them to many property owners for
planting in lawns and parkways.
Major Harry B. Embach, Arizona
national guard, was in town Tuesday,
returning next day to Phoenix. Harry
was up on business connected with
the Arizona State Woolgrowers asso-
citation, of which he is secretary. He
will move up here with his family in
week or so and spend the summer
| at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Caring got
home the last of last week from
Phoenix, where they spent the win
ter. Mr. earrings health is very much
better; in fact, he looks as we'll as
ever. Lee Carron, who happened to
be in Ashfork when Mr.. and Mrs.
Caring and Fred, Jr., reached there,
brought them on into Flagstaff.
Appolonio Chavez of Belin, N. NJ,
dropped off freight train the other
day and helped himself to coat be
longing to an Indian teamster. Then
Deputy Sheriff Roy Scanlon and As
sistant City Marshal ]. d. Jackson |
collared him. Justice of the Peace
R. j. Kidd decided 80 days in county
Jail would make the penalty fit the
crime.
Mrs. R. L. Hoyal, president state
A. L. Auxiliary, who spoke here on
Wednesday, was during the after
noon taken on an automobile ride to |
Mars Hill, Fort Valley and other
points by Mrs. Rex Goble. Tea was
served at the Woman's club house
from three to five, and a short pro-
gram was given, during which Mrs.
G. A. Pearson sang "The Call of the
Flag" the official song of the Aux
iliary, and Mrs. Margaret Howard |
Fay gave piano solos and Grace Hunt |
recitation. Mrs. Hoyal and Mrs.