The Coconino sun., 1924-01-25

Mrs. Wilma Kirby OF Parks was IN
I town Monday proving up on her
homestead there.
! T. A. Riordan, who has been spend
| ing several weeks on the coast, return
ed the first of this week.
/ Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, 20c per dozen. Knoles Bros.
j Bakery, 8 N. Beaver street.
i Food sale at Rabbits curio store
Saturday afternoon, January 20, given
by the ladies Of the Church of Christ.
4 Jim G. Tillman has been suffering
from an liberated tooth and has,
4 therefore, been unable to get down to
his White garage.
! Marriage license was issued Mon
day by County Clerk Tom L. Rees to
Thomas F. Hays and Maylnie Jen-
kins, both Of Kingman.
] Only authorized Brunswick and Edi-
& son phonograph dealer in Flagstaff.
/ New records received twice weekly.
Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. 1-25-2t
j AL Peck of the Weatherford hotel
pool room is expected back shortly.
And rumor hath it that perhaps, meb-
be, there will be a tournament after
his return.
i The clever team of girl basketball
players of the ClarIdale high school
played the Flagstaff high school girls
last night in the auditorium of our
new high school.
i Harry Young of the Warren Bros.
paving company staff, spent We'd
nesday here, attending to some of the
/ legal details in connection with the
i last paving work.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Brown left in
their car last Friday night for Phoe-
nix, spending few days there visit
ing and on business and getting home
again Tuesday night.
i Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Miller entertained the members of
the local forestry service who are here
in conference. 1t was an informal
and very jolly affair.
Luther Hart, the Anderson Mesa
catt1eman, was in town the last of
last week. This was his first visit
here in some time, as he sticks pretty
closely to his range duties.
Anybody who wants dirt can help
himself during next two months from
lot just south of w. H. Switzer's
store. Good for filling yard. X. ].
Nackard, owner. No chance after
April /.
Luther Hart, who advertises as
going good wool grower, was in Flag
staff from his sorting center near
Wins'ow. Lutte never blew a flute,
but has made many a lamb bleat
where none blat before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sykes drove
up Saturday from Leupp, where Har-
old is chief mechanical engineer at the
Indian agency, and spent Sunday here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
I Sykes, returning on Monday to Leupp.
4 Friday the Flagstaff Woman's club
will hold meeting of the department
of public welfare at which Mrs. Lulu
Hall will read a paper on the growth
of population and immigration prob
lens. Mrs. e. C. Mills will be host
ess.
Miss Beth Reese of Jerome and
Miss Chisn of Clarkdale, two pretty
members of the Clarkdale H. S. bas-
ketball team, the former being this
years editor of the Alchemist, the
at The Sun office yesterday.
4 Jesse Gregg, youngest son of Mrs.
James Ivey, left Wednesday morning
j for Pittsburg, Kansas, where he will
take course in manual training in
the same school with which Prof. G. f.
Keuzenkamp, lately of the local nor
NAL school faculty, is connected.
Father Vabre was very much pleas
4 ed with the mail man yesterday. He
4 brought him a nice large package con-
tanning pate de fol gras direct from
his old home town in France. Every
taste will bring back fond memories
of the scenes of his boyhood days.
Mrs. John Marshall and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hayes Weidner and the lat
ter's son, Howard, got home yester-
day from Los Angeles, where they
visited for several weeks. So John
and Hayes are lining their stomachs
with good wonen-cooked stuff again
after trying to enjoy their own eff
forts.
4 City Water Superintendent John
Marshall requests that all Flagstaff
water users be as stingy as possible
with the use of water, as the supply
in the reservoir is getting very low.
Former State Senator Charles Lar
son, who had just been in California
for a week, was up from Williams
yesterday on business.
Ralph Davis yesterday got a post
card from Bobby Rhinehart Of the
local forestry service, VINO advised
that he and his bride are on their way
here form Mississippi, where Bobby
has been for several weeks vacation.
4 Bob has fallen down on SO many
threats to marry, that he'll have to
produce the bride or be disbelieved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Huddleston spent
Sunday in Flagstaff visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Williams. Mrs. Huddles-
ton and Mrs. Williams are sisters. Bob
is plugging away at his expert jew
elering in Winslow and allows that,
though he's migrationed- all over the
world during his old Ringling circus
days, there's no spot equal to Flag
staff