The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22


Shop.
Plenty of block wood available now.
Don't know how long it will last.
Frank Bennett. Phone 8.
| A divorce was granted Mrs. Jean
Clancy Monday afternoon by Judge J..
E. Jones of superior court.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Attorney Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., left
on Wednesday for Albuquerque, where
he expected to remain a day or so.
Owing to the death of Father
Vabre nearly all social events sched-
uled for the past week were called
off.
DR.. Vaughn Mcclure laid the for
ceps on the shelf yesterday and took
the train to rest up the rest of the
week
Thomas F. Lilly was granted div
orce from Kate Lilly on Wednesday
/ by Judge ]. E. Jones of superior
court.
| w. H. Conley bought new big six
Studebaker Saturday from the Wald-
haus garage for the Conley & Sisk
taxi service.
Alex Johnston, with his small son
Jimmy, and Mrs. Byron Locke, motor
ed out to Leuup Sunday returning the
same evening.
Tom Quebedeaux, Winslow banker
and capitalist, was in Flagstaff on
| Wednesday to attend the funeral of
FIR. G. Vabre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Dodd of Chicago
arrived here Sunday for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cady, Jr.
They left Tuesday for Los Angeles.
All persons over 60 years of age
will be admitted free to see Little
Old New York" at the Orpheum thea
tire at Wednesday matinee, $3.50 p. m.
Durwood Mckinney and Captain J.
B. Wright made trip last week to
Tuba City and Marsh Point, leaving
town Wednesday and returning Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Northrup, who will sing at
Ashurst auditorium Monday night,
March 8, is declared by the Kansas
City Star to be a "lyric soprano of a
very definite quality"
]. W. Simpson, the building con-
tractor, left the first of the week for
| California, planning to visit several
sections of the state to see whether
all is true that they tell about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Brown set forth
Wednesday afternoon on a pleasure
trip to Tucson and Nogales to be gone
until Tuesday. If they have good
luck they will make the whole trip by
motor.
Bill Pace, working in the shipyard
at Long Beach, has been spending q
few days with his parents at Doney
Park. He left Sunday for the coast
saying that he would soon return tC
Flagstaff.
Jim Warnock, that tall feller, for
merly manager Rabbits hardware
department, now a knight of the grip
is spending most of this week here
on business and visiting his brother
Henderson Warnock.
Charlie Corey, who had been al
Mercy hospital suffering with pleu-
risy, returned to his Fort Valley home
a few days ago very much improved
An operation at the hospital haC
much to do with relieving the pleu
rite condition.
Mrs. F. E. Pipes and daughter, Miss
Doris, arrived in Flagstaff from Nc
Nary, Louisiana, Friday, to join Mr.
Pipes, superintendent at the Flagstaff
Lumber company. They are living IL
the home formerly occupied by Justir
r. Cooper and family.
| Walter P. Drye was fined $25 thi!
week by Justice of the Peace R.
Kidd on complaint of Uel Weems, whit
claimed Drye had hit him over tn,
head with six-gun. Whatever. it wa!
Drye used it was healthy swipe
Both men are from Anderson Mesa.
/ r. M. Gassman left Sunday for st
Paul, MINI. His wife, who arrived
here the day before from California
will visit for few days with her son
Sidney Gassman, and family, then viii
join her husband on his regular
spring trip through the northwest ant
west for the O'Donnell shoe people.
| Juan Estrada, Pedro Avalos and an
other man, arrested by City Marsha
r. L. Neill charged with unnecessary
firing of revolvers, probably in exu
berance of spirits, were taken before
acting Police Magistrate w. H. An
derson, who assessed fines of $4(
each against Estrada and Avalos, let
ting the other man go.
Recent visitors: F. A. Boulin, vii
hams; w. B. McLemore, L. c. Lash
met and wife, /. P. McConkey, F. 1
Faler, Donald Hultz, M. r. Colville
w. j. McCarty, C. H. Mcclure, Phoe
nix; Charlie Day, Edna Phillips, Tu
ba; Jack Carter, Bellemont, Mrs
Jessie Clyde, Pat Gardner, Cotton
wood; John Wetherill, Kayenta; Muir
ray Johnson, Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat got hom
. Monday morning. Mr.. Wheat ha'
been in Los Angeles on business fo
several days, returning by way o
Phoenix, where Mrs. Wheat was con
valescing from recent operation fo
appendicitis. She had made a fin