The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
THE CoCoNYNo SUN

MI. ana MIS-. JSuS SedlllO at Mercy
hospital.
See me before you buy, burn OF
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Watch our windows for spring
novelties and spring hats. - French
Beauty Parlor.
Watch for the date, yes, watch for
the date! Elks' Black and White
Minstrels coming!
Complete line of all latest colors
in sport and dress hats on sale at
Mrs. Borum's Hat Shop.
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 9 N. Beaver street.
Miss Henrietta Phelan, neice of
Tom Phelan of Flagstaff, arrived a
few days ago from the coast and reg
lstered at the Normal school. She is
living at Morton hall.
John w. Francis is steadily recov-
ering and, though he isn't able to
saunter down town yet to meet his
friends, likely soon will be, whereupon
there'll be a joyful reunion.
Marcial Marmalejo of Williams who
was bound over for Federal court
last week by u. S. Commissioner
Tom L. Rees, was released Wednesday
on payment of $3.50 cash bond.
Mrs. w. M. Cady, Jr., who has been
Ill with pneumonia since the last of
last week, is steadily improving and
indications are will within a very
few days now be able to be out again.
Harrison Conrard is spending a few
weeks in Phoenix, resting up from his
literary work. Harry is having one
of his recent serials issued in book
form both in this country and in Eng
land.
Mrs. E. C. Nelson left Sunday for
California with her baby to stay with
her parents there for a short time.
She had received word that her par
ents were i'll and left to stay with
them until they recover.
DIR. R. o. Raymond left Monday
night for a business-pleasur trip to
Baltimore, Washington and West Vir-
ginia. He expects TO be gone FOR
several weeks and has promised not
to come back with the scent of oil
about him.
Mrs. F. S. Patton of Glencoe, H.,
stopped over last Thursday to visit
with Mrs. C. B. Wilson and discuss
old times when Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
were residents of Glencoe. She left
next day to resume her journey to
California, where her mother is i'll.
Mrs. E. C. F. Wilson, former sec
retary to P. j. Moran, office manager
at Rabbits, and who year or so
ago moved to Los Angeles, was
Flagstaff visitor Monday night, leav-
ing next morning for Williams, where
she has accepted a position at the
Babbitt store.
Raymond F. Howell arrived Friday
from Champaign, I'll. to take up his
old job as fire lookout on Elden Noun
tain during the summer. This will
make his second year on Eden and
his third as fire spotter for the for
estry. Ray seems to have an uncan-
ny eye for locating fires.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Clarke and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude w. knight returned
Saturday night from Nogales, where
they attended the grand lodge meet
ing of the knights of Pythias and
the Pythian Sisters, the men as dele
gates from the local Knights, and
Mrs. Clarke as delegate from the To-
cal Sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Longley, Master Charles
Dunn, Miss Ruth Dunn and Miss
Thelma Wilmyth motored to Gap on
Sunday to dine with Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck Lowery. They found things
going rapidly at Gap with the Indians
hauling in rugs by the cartful. They
returned to town the same night.
Miss Rosa Bouton returned Satur-
day from her expedition into Nava-
jo and Apache counties where she
continued her nutrition work among
the women and children. She reports
great progress among the children,
all of whom seem to be gaining
weight, and parents and children alike
are taking great interest in the work.
w. r. Shoemaker of the forestry
service, scaler on the A. L. & T. Co.
sale returned Monday from San Fran
cisco. He had trailed to the coast a
month ago to recuperate from his re-
cent accident when a car in which he
was riding tried to turn handsprings.
He feels great now, he says, but still
limps. Tuesday he resumed work at
the camp.
C. B. Prestridge, who has been with
the Flagstaff Lumber company since
its acquisition by the w. M. Cady
Lumber Co., left Wednesday night
for Albuquerque for a visit. Mr..
Prestridge has not been in good
health since his arrival and decided
that he must have rest. His friends
are looking forward to his return in
the near future.
Monday afternoon Mrs. L. w. Cress !
and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw gave a sur
prise party in honor of the birthday
of Mrs. w. D. Draine. There was
bridge and then refreshments. Among
The guests were Mrs. Charles Hille- |
brandt, Mrs. C. B. Wilson, Mrs. Or
rim Compton, Mrs. Jack Jarsons, Mrs. |
Frank Richmond, Mrs. A. J. Mackey,
Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mrs. S. o.
Thompson.
: A. ]. Cotton, one of the Los An
geles expert accountants sent here by