The Coconino sun., 1924-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES
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week in Tucson with Bishop Gercke.
We have only genuine Congoleum
rugs in Flagstaff.-Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
A. J. Diamond writes that all is
fine down at Phoenix except himself
that his health is not of the best.
When you are looking for real
meal come and try one of our specia
K. C. sirloins.-Griff's Chocolate Shop
Jose e. Serna of Flagstaff and
Maria Vasquez of Anita were married
on Wednesday by Justice of the Peace
r. j. Kidd.
Dannie Francis left yesterday fol
Phoenix to look into the possibility OF
bidding in the contemplated issue OF
school bonds.
! Mrs. E. A. Nelson returned on
Tuesday from Los Angeles, where she
had been visiting her parents fol
more than a month.
Mrs. Charles S. Mccormick return
ed on Wednesday from Prescott
where she had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Mccormick.
Western Electric washing machines
carry the recommendation of the Good
| Housekeeping institute. On sale at
| Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon P. Nelson re-
turned the first of the week from an
automobile trip to Phoenix, where
they spent about week.
Mrs. Lightburn left Tuesday morn
ing for Phoenix for visit to friends.
She expects to spend a part of the
winter with relatives on the coast.
County board of supervisors will
+ hold special meeting here on Satur-
day, at which time the Maine-Grand
Canyon road will be officially estab-
lished.
Two little ladies who are being very
much admired for their good looks
and good qualities are the daughters,
just arrived, of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bean and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bowley.
DR.. and Mrs. Vaughn Mcclure re-
turned Wednesday night from their
automobile vacation in California,
during which they ranged all the way
from the home of Mrs. McGuire's par
ents in Los Angeles to San Francisco.
E. C. Mills recently received the
sad news of the deaths in the east of
a sister and brother-in-law. They
died within three days of each other
Mr.. Mills has the sympathy of the
community in this double bereave-
ment.
Miss. Mary Costigan, proprietor of
the Orpheum theater, who has not
been we'll for several weeks, is con-
fined to her home, where she has the
deep sympathy of the community and
their earnest hope that her illness will
soon be overcome.
Buck Taylor was in en- Wednesday
from his Fort Valley ranch. His visits
to town are getting as infrequent as
his visits to the state fair, which he
hasn't attended in years, though every
year he almost gets his mind made up
to cut work and go.
James Prior Long and Ida Ger
trude Daugherty, both of Flagstaff,
were married on Wednesday by JUS
tice of the Peace r. j. Kidd. The
witnesses were Mrs. A. M. Daugherty
and Mrs. Belle Longbottom, mothers
of the bride and groom.
Mrs. B. W.. Dawes, whose school at
Winona closes today, plans leaving in
a day or so for Alabama, where Mr.
Dawes went several. weeks ago. She
will spend several months there visit
ing relatives and expects to return
here next spring to teach again.
Judge j. E. Jones has been suffer-
ing with a severe case of rheumatism
the past week. Judge Jones en-
phatically denies that his panied ex-
preston was caused by the recent
election, though he says he had heard
that one took place in sundry places
last week.
Sam Proctor, editor Winslow Mail,
member Normal school board, justice
of the peace, real estate man and still
a democrat, visited Flagstaff Wednes-
day. Sans county went for Heard
for governor by one vote. In his own
race for justice of the peace he won
by one vote.
G. A. Pearson, chief of the south
western forest experiment station, got
home Saturday from several weeks in
Albuquerque and southern Arizona
towns, then succumbed to cold he
had been accommodating and spent most
of this week in bed under doctors
care. He is now fast improving.
As the old saying goes: an ounce
of prevention is worth a pound of
cure. Have your battery put in shape
for cold weather; for poorly
charged battery often freezes, caus-
ing serious trouble and tremendous
expense. Service on all makes of bat
teries. Expert repair work. Weber
Bros.
Judge George H. Crosby, Jr. left the
last of last week on a business trip
to Green River, Wyo., expecting be-
fore he returns to make the acquaint-
ance of the new governor of that state,
who, taking her office at once in sue
cession to her husband who died be-
fore his term expired, thus becomes
the first woman governor in the
United States.
Won McCoughey pronounced Nc
Coy) will be here next Tuesday. For
years he was superintendent of
schools in Hawaiian islands, then
president of California state teachers
association and member of faculty at
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