The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
THE CoCoNrNo SUN

See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Try our so and rs cent meals. We
give you value for your money. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Paradise pattern hats, always cor
rect and individual. Will be handled
this spring by Mrs. Mertz.
Miss Grace Stuart returned We'd
nesday morning to Leupp, where she
will resume her duties as teacher.
Doughnuts, cinnamon rolls Bismarks
and all sweet rolls, 25c per dozen.
Knoles Bros. Bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
j. H. Reeves of Camp Verde, man
ager of the Bar-C-H Cattle company,
arrived in Flagstaff Saturday, to
spend few days.
Francis A. Chisholm, county farm
agent, who attended the farm and
home conference in Tucson, got home
the last of last week.
DR.. G. F. Manning, Sr., is having
| the roof and windows of the Ideal no.
tel, partially destroyed by fire three
years ago, fixed to prevent leaking.
George w. Walters of Anderson
Mesa was yesterday granted divorce
from Nellie w. Walters by Judge j.
E. Jones. Frank Harrison represent
led the plaintiff.
4 The skating party which was to
have been held Wednesday night at
Riordan had to be postponed because
heat of the day melted the ice, spoil
! ing it for skating.
1 H. j. McClung, president of the
| Arizona Central bank, spent last Fri
day here, cranming the day full of
business conferences and leaving that
night for Phoenix.
Joe P. Wilson, vice-president of the
Arizona Central bank, left on Sunday
| for Phoenix, partly for rest for
two or three weeks and partly for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Nichols and her daughter, Miss
/ Georgia Belle Nichols, residents of
/ Flagstaff, passed through town on
their way from Holbrook to Prescott,
spending Sunday night here.
4 Master Charles Britt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Britt is reported as
entirely recovered from his three
weeks illness. He is up and out now
and has suffered no bad effects what
ever.
/ A telegram on Saturday announced
that Mrs. Francis, who went to Roch-
4 ester with her husband, had fallen
that morning and broken her right
forearm. She sustained no other in
I juries.
Mrs. Joe Wight and children left a
few days ago for Los Angeles, where
they will remain several months. Her
health had not been good for some
time and the change in climate, it was
hoped, might prove beneficial.
Frank E. Brooks is doing lot of
remodelling, installing glass parti-
tions in his grocery and bottling de-
partments and making other improve
ments to facilitate faster handling OF
! his big trade and to afford him a pri-
vate office. j. w. Simpson is doing
the work.
/ Civil relief department of the Red
Cross will meet next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs
! T. E. Pollock. There is need for chill
dren's clothing in local relief work
and any garments that can be donated
will be greatly appreciated They
! should be left at Mrs. Pollock's home.
Miss Retta Beasley gave an aloha
4 dinner to Judge Miligan and his son,
| Lauros Milligan, Monday evening.
/ Owing to the inability of the judge
to sally forth into the night Miss
Beasley and Lauros carried the cooked
dinner to the Milligan home. 1t was
a rather quiet but very pleasant at
fair.
! Judge j. E. Jones, John o. Par
sons, Duward Mckinney and John
Byron, Jr., who recently helped put
the Williams Knights of Pythias lodge
back on the track, expect to go down
there again next Monday night and it
is likely enough more local knights
will go to make up four or five auto
mobile loads.
Miss Marjory Schermann, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Schermann,
was given birthday party last Sat
urday to which her girl friends were
! invited Refreshments were served IN
! the shape of ice cream and cake, and
games were played by the little girls.
Everyone had a perfect" time and
several were heard to say, when
leaving, that they wished that Mar
/ jory could have birthday every week
SO that there might be more such
parties.
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Boys Will be Boys