The Coconino sun., 1924-02-15

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/ Attention! Buy Oklahoma corn fed
meat at McWilliams' Market.
! Harlow Yaeger left this week for
his Canyon Diablo sheep ranges.
Mrs. Frank Sufea on Monday after
noon returned to the coast for her
health.
| See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
/ Such whoppers! They're told in
bewildering abundance in Mrs. Tenn
| pies Telegram.
| Try our 80 and rs cent meals. We
give you value for your money. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cress and their
! two children motored to Canyon
Diablo and back Sunday.
VIII Marlar wandered down to
! Phoenix Friday on business expecting
| to be gone for about two weeks.
Advance showing tomorrow of
spring and summer millinery styles
Mrs. Borum's Hat and Neddle-C Craft
Shop.
! Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
w. NJ. Cady, Sr., who spent most of
| last week here at the Flagstaff Lum-
Der Co. mill, returned the last of the
week to McNary, Arizona.
| James r. Hopkins was up from
Camp Verde Tuesday. Jimmy hopes
to prove up on his homestead down
near Pine mountain next month.
First balloon tires received for sale
| in Flagstaff by Wilson & Coffin.
We'd ask you to come and see them,
but they're sold. Big lot coming.
Charles Wilkinson is back again af-
ter course at the National Automo-
bile school in Los Angeles. He expects
to remain here for some time now.
Tonight at Normal school there will
be two lively games of basket ball.
The Clarkdale boys will play the Nor
NAL boys and the Williams girls the
Normal girls.
Household furniture of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Cady, Jr., arrived this
week and they are busy getting set
tied in their new home, formerly the
j. C. Dolan home.
Mrs. C. w. Heiser came home from
Pasadena Friday only to leave again
Saturday. She says Mr.. Heisser is
feeling fine now and that they will be
back with US in April.
Miss Addie Mae Arthur, who had
been visiting her parents for month
returned few days ago to Los An
geles to resume her duties with the
Earl V. Lewis company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Eldridgc, their
small son Robert, Mrs. G. e. La Rue
and Leon Egner motored to Jerome
and back on Sunday. The trip only
| took them five hours each way.
DIR. M. G.. Fronske, Charles McCor-
mick and Edward Curtis went to
Winslow Wednesday evening to at
tend an executive board meeting of
Grand Canyon district council of the
Boy Scouts.
| County Attorney Frank Harrison
spent Saturday in Williams. He left
Sunday night for Phoenix, staying
there three days, on Monday and
Tuesday attending the annual meeting
of the county attorneys of the state.
| Radio concerts are getting to be
quite the thing down town. Wilson &
Coffin, Doc Sheffield and the Com
mercial hotel are giving regular eve
ming entertainments, and if you don't
get a bedtime story it's your own
fault.
Truant Officer Joe d. Jackson re-
turned Sunday from Wilcox where he
placed 16-year-old boy in the re-
/ form school. The boy was brought
down from Fredonia a few days be-
fore by Sheriff w. A. Campbell.
Hugh Wheat returned Monday
morning from Phoenix, where he had
been for three days. Mrs. Wheat,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in that city on Friday, raj
lied in fine shape and is convalescing
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. v. Wright, the
latter a sister of Mrs. Orinn Comp
ton, stopped off here Monday ON their
way from Ord, Nebr., to California
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Comp
4 lUll. 1lCy Will lCdVC Vic lcSoe VI Wills
week or first of next.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith, who
spent most of the last year here, Mr..
Smith being engineer in charge of the
Flagstaff Angel road work being
done by the U. S. bureau of public
roads, returned the first of the week
/ to their home in Phoenix.
Mary Frances Pollard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pollard, was given
party Thursday afternoon in honor
of her fourth birthday, to which her
| friends, both boys and girls, were in
vited. They played childrenas games
and refreshments were served.
] S. L. Finley, former Flagstaff
business man, was here for a couple
of days recently, coming up with Mr..
and Mrs. Haydee Lane of Jerome.
Sam regretted not having enough time
4 to get around to see all his friends,
but it is hoped may get up here again
q soon.
j. Superintendent of City Schools
John @. Thomas, while working with
some of the manual art training de-