The Coconino sun., 1924-02-08
LOCAL BREVTTIES
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Simmons steel beds, $1,000 each at
Rabbits
We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf. Dickinson & Son.--Adv.
Miss Evelyn Leith is spending the
week with Miss Helen E. Williams.
Ell Randolph was in from his Cam
yon Diablo ranch the first of the
week.
Try our so and rs cent meals. We
give you value for your money. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Arch Ude put in this week in Phoe-
nix, on accountancy work for Bah
bitt Bros. Trading Co.
VIM. Rittenhouse, chairman of the
board of supervisors, was in the city
from Williams yesterday.
You may learn how they're told,
but you'll realize they don't pay.
Lies. Mrs. Temples Telegram.
The latest Brunswick dance records
received twice weekly. This service
just started last week.-Babbitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brinton have
moved from their former home on
West Railroad to 313 North Kendrick.
Doughnuts, cinnamon rolls Bismarks
and all sweet rolls, 25c per dozen.
Knoles Bros. Bakery, 8 N. Beaver St.
Smith Beck, a former resident of
Flagstaff, but for the past few years
running box factory in Phoenix, was
in the city Wednesday.
Frank A. Berg, who was formerly
with the Standard Oil company here,
returned to Flagstaff Friday to look
us over for few days.
George Black, Jr., and Ira Hart
came up from the Sedona country for
a couple of days the last of last week,
| stepping high over the horizon until
they found we had no snow here.
Genaro l.. Martinez OF Los AngeIes
and Amelia Gonzales of Flagstaff
were united in marriage Monday by
Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones.
Martinez is 21 and Miss Gonzales IT..
Charles S. Mccormick, Mrs Simp-
son, Miss Zella Jones and Miss An
Meta Mech motored over to Williams
Saturday night to trip the light fam
tastic at the dance given by the Moose
there.
County board of supervisors held
their regular monthly meeting at the
courthouse on Monday. Chairman
Billy Rittenhouse of Williams and Bob
! Taylor and John 10y of Flagstaff
were all in attendance.
DR.. A. j. Mackey left on Saturday
afternoon for Lampassas, Texas, call
ed by news of the serious illness OF
his mother. He found his father is
also i'll. His friends here sincerely
hope he found both of them much bet
ter.
II L. C.. Boggs of the University of
Arizona extension department is here
from Tucson this week and will make
study of the chicken (fowls) indus
| try here, with view to helping i'm
prove local flocks and methods OF
handling.
4 The economic department of the
! Woman's club met Tuesday noon at
the home Of Mrs. A. HI. Scherman for
! luncheon. All the members of that
4 department were present and paper
on "First Aid" was read by Mrs. Fred
Browning
! Mrs. Herbert E. Titus, formerly
Miss May Brown, returned Tuesday
night from her new home in Los An
i geles to visit here for week or sc
with her husband, who is chief OF
construction for the Western Union
Telegraph Co.
/ A. Mcdowell of Gallup, former resi-
dent of Flagstaff, dropped off here
i Sunday on business. He left Monday
night for Seattle. Mr.. Mcdowell says
8 that he has already secured a divers
suit and is amply prepared for the
Seattle mists."
Miss Helen E. Williams entertained
4 informally at cards on Saturday eve
ming, her guests being the Misses
Helena Dolfin, Selma Aas and Grace
Sandon, Mrs. E. C. Mills, and Messrs
Chester E. Mills, Cecil M. Archer ant
Clarence A. Merker.
4 Matt B. Matson came in from Belle
mont a few days ago, visiting friends
here and announcing that the nexi
scene of his activities will be the
Flagstaff logging camp, into which ht
will ingratiate his muscle and ski
the which to speed up production.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. W
d. Draine gave dinner party tt
which were invited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hllle
brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cress ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw. Aftei
dinner thpy nlaved cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cross came
home the last of last week from Phoe
nix where they had been spending sev
eral weeks, and they frankly admi
they wasted their time, trying t
\ avoid the shivers in salubricus eli
, mate that didn't salub half as fine a.
it does right here at home.
Jack Fuss is showing some of hi
Indian paintings in Billy Switzer'
windows. Jacks work shows stead.