The Coconino sun., 1924-05-23

LOIS dC the FlagSCaII FuEnlCufe 20.
/ Order your flowers for Decoration
Day. Mrs. Agnes Pouthie. Phone 81.
/ See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
| Kroehler living room furniture and
bed davenports at the Flagstaff Fur
niture company.
You can get marcel wave at the
French Beauty Parlor. Make your
appointment early.
| Western Electric washing machines
and sewing machines at the Flagstaff
Furniture company.
Mrs. Joe F. Frohmiller will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco on an ex-
tended visit relatives.
Hoosier kitchen cabinets and Hoov-
er vacuum sweepers are unexcelled,
and for sale at Rabbits.
When you are looking for real
meal come and try one of our special
sirloin steaks. Griff's Chocolate
Shop.
Mrs. George Myers left on Friday
for Denver, where she will visit a
few weeks with her brother, Fred
Mathison.
Ed Randolph took couple of days
off from his ranch duties this week
| to step high little among his friends
here in town.
| w. j. Mullen has sold his residence
on Mogollon street to ]. E. Nichols.
The sale was made through Alf Dick
inson & Son.
DR.. E. S. Miller went to Grand Can
yon Tuesday to help take care of the
foot and mouth fumigation Of visitors
arriving by train.
You will get what you want for
what you wish to pay for it at the
New York Store. / want to move to
my new building. X. J. Nackard.
J. C. Simmons got home few days
ago from Williams, where he painted
and decorated in his usual handsome
style the interior of the Odd Fellows
hall.
A. Fran of Garland Prairie and
clerk of the school board there, was
lin Flagstaff Saturday on business
connected with the repainting of the
schoolhouse.
Mrs. r. T. Brown and Mrs. Orville
Brown and children drove up from
Phoenix Monday. They left Phoenix
at a. M, arriving here before D.
m. the same evening.
Jack Fuss came in from Cameron
a few days ago, to remain here for
the summer, devoting some of his
time to oil painting of desert and Ind
ian scenes. Mrs. Fuss returned with
him.
Mrs. Allin Greenlaw, Mrs. Horace
Nay, Mrs. Orinn Compton and Mrs.
w. D. Draine motored to Ashfork on
Monday afternoon and were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hayford. Mr.. Hayford is manager of
the Harvey house at Ashfork.
George Cotton, manager of the Yer
kamp curio store at Grand Canyon,
was in Flagstaff last Saturday. He
says the hoof and mouth disease
quarantine against California has put
large and very noticeable crimp in
the tourist travel so far this spring.
Andy 'Matson, who has been run
ming the skidder at the Flagstaff
Lumber company camp left on Mon
day for Minneapolis where he will
visit with relatives for about two
weeks. He will then leave for Swe-
den, to be gone about a year. Mrs.
Matson and the children visited Swe-
den year or so ago.
Mrs. Marie Hensing, who had been
visiting in Los Angeles for five weeks,
and Miss L. B. Allen, manager of the
local office of the Western Union, who
at her former home in Riverside, Cal
ifornia, and in Los Angeles, arrived
home together on Wednesday, both
having a very enjoyable time.
Johlin Dannfelt, of the general for
estry office of Sweden, is spending a
week here with G. A. Pearson, chief
of the Southwestern forest experiment
station at Fort Valley. He has
scholarship from Sweden for a year
in forestry study in this country, has
been attending the Yale school of for
estry and now is visiting various for
est offices in this country, studying
methods.
Mrs. George Burns entertained with
a dance party at her Milton home
last Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Horace Nay of Winslow. Those
present at this most enjoyable af-
fair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Miss
Althea Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey,
Mr.. Vezy, Miss Louise Peddycord, |
Mrs. Bryan and daughters, Misses
Evaline and Autrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allin Greenlaw.
Mrs. Eli Giclas gave a most en-
joyable dance party Saturday evening
to Milton friends Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
George Burns, George Burns, Nelson |
Burns, Gus Burns, Miss Jane Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Herring, Mr.. and |
Mrs. .Allin Greenlaw, Mrs. Horace
Nay, Mr.. Vezy, Miss Louise Peddy-
cord, Elmer Browning.
Harry E. (Indian) Miller this week |
received five Gila monsters shipped |
by Charles Evans of Phoenix and has
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