The Coconino sun., 1924-03-21

| New selection of Administer, Velvet
and Wilton rugs. Flagstaff Furniture
company.
Plenty of block wood available now.
| Don't know how long it will last.
Frank Bennett. Phone 3.
John G. Verkamp went to Phoenix
on business the last of last week, get
ting back day or so ago.
Anyone wishing to sell or buv a
city or country home, call on us. ALT
Dickinson & on.-Advertisement.
| Wonderfully attractive hats priced
| far below what their beauty and quail
ity warrant.-French Beauty Parlor.
You are well dressed in Hart
/ Schaffner & Marx suit. You know
I it and so do others. The new spring
styles at Sid Gassman's.
w. A. Webber left Friday for Phoe-
nix where he will remain for a few
days before pushing on by motor for
Rochester, N. Y, where he is to re-
main for some time.
| Mrs. Hugh Tillman, and little
daughter, Louise, got home on Satur-
| day from Arkansas, where they had
been spending the winter visiting rel
atives. Both are in fine health and
Miss Louise has been rapidly growing
out of the small girl class.
Albuquerque papers tell of the SEN
tence under the Mann act for three
years of Archie J. Morris, alias Har-
old M. Childress, found guilty of tax
ing two young girls from Flagstaff
to Las Vegas, N. M. Apparently no
one here is acquainted with him.
"Nevvy" Smith came in from his
Sunrise trading post Wednesday on
business, going back yesterday. "Nev-
vy' is not enjoying very good health
just now and has lost lot in weight, |
but has the same old CHEEKY smile and
ready wit, themselves pretty good
physicians.
Mrs. Hayes Weidner and son, Mar
shall, left last Thursday for Los An
geles. Marshall, who fell on the ice
two years ago and injured his hip, is
under the care of DR.. Lewis Morton I
and it is believed a few weeks hospi-
tai treatment will remedy the trouble /
resulting from the accident.
III. E. Williams, who for several
months had been working in the mems
furnishings department at Rabbits,
left with Mrs. Williams a few days
ago for Winslow to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Huddleston, and then will go to
their home in Westerville, Ohio, Mr..
Williams to resume his position as
travelling salesman. Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Huddleston are sisters.
Mrs. Jennie Reed, ACCOMPANIED bv
Mrs. Mary Kuhlemeirer, both of Rock
ford, Iowa, who had been spending
the winter on the coast, stopped off
in Flagstaff last Friday to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bayless.
Mrs. Reed is cousin of Mr.. Bayless
and this was their first meeting. Both
ladies were very favorably impressed
with Arizona and hope to spend a
summer here.
Under-sheriff S. O. Thompson and
Deputy John Garrett on Wednesday
arrested two male tourists who were
camping on the Jeffcote ranch, south
of Doney Park, owned by s. S. Acker
and Al Beasley, and lodged them in
Jail here charged with stealing some
blankets and weapons from the Keith
ranch and some chickens from the
Cosnino section boss. They also had
some turkeys, origin so far unlearned
It is likely that Mrs. Temples Tele-
gram, the play recently produced here
by home talent under auspices of the
Woman's club, will be taken to Wins
low and Holbrook very soon. Under
the capable direction of Miss Martha
Dewey of the Normal school faculty
who coached the players. .and directed
the play, it made such hit the two
nights it played here that it is believ.
ed the cities east of us will be equal
" appreciative.
George H. Crosby, Jr., left Satur-
day night for Los Angeles to receive
treatment for an abcessed ear. While
there he met Mrs. Wihtlock, who left
in 1895, and who was stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Yount,
relatives of Mr.. Crosby. Mrs. Whit
lock was very much interested in all
Flagstaff news and inquired for all
her old friends here, many of whom
she had lost track of in the many
years since she was a resident here.
Mr.. Crosby returned Wednesday