The Coconino sun., 1924-02-15

4 DaDDlIIS.
i Hugh Wheat left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, on business.
| Mrs. r. B. Corbett left Monday to
! spend a fortnight with her husband
at the ranch.
/ See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
/ Sheriff w. A. Campbell left yes
terday morning for Los Angeles on
official business.
The Catholic ladies are planning to
give three-day bazaar which is
scheduled to begin May Z.
Cookies of all kinds, 15 cents per
dozen. Ask your grocer for them.
Baked by Knoles Bros. N. Beaver.
Advance showing tomorrow of
/ spring and summer millinery styles
Mrs. Borum's Hat and Needle-C Craft
Shop.
! H. J. McClung, president of the Ari-
zona Central bank, spent Saturday
here, leaving that night for Los An
geles.
Mrs. C. E. Howard of Phoenix ar
rived here Sunday morning on busi-
ness, returning to Phoenix Tuesday
night.
Judge Geo. H. Crosby left last night
for st. Johnson on business from
which he expects to return Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brown, John AL
len and Mrs. John HI. Seay motored
to Oatman Wednesday,, returning on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. f. Hart of Winslow spent
the weekend with her son, Elmer,
here in Flagstaff on her way back
from Camp Verde.
Judge X N. Sleeves Of Williams
was in town Tuesday for short time,
arriving about noon and leaving for
Williams Tuesday night.
Yesterday Arizona had a holiday,
observed by our banks and public Of
fees. 1t was the anniversary of Ari-
zona's admission to statehood, Febru-
ary ID, 1912.
j. E. Nichols left for Williams Sat-
urday evening and returned Tuesday.
1t was a business trip, with bit of
fun thrown in when he visited old
friends there and talked over old
/ times.
Under-sheriff S. o. Thompson and
Joe B. Rickel, clerk of the county
board of supervisors, returned Sun
day from Phoenix, where they had
been witnesses before the federal
grand jury.
Bob Hunter came into town from
A. L. & 7. camp No. Sunday to
play about bit before returning the
next day. 1t was a short stay but a
pleasant one for all of Bob's friends
here in Flagstaff.
Jake Bracker, editor of The Pine,
got back yesterday from Prescott,
where he had been resting up few
days and receiving medical attention
at Fort Whipple. He is feeling fine
again and full of the old pep.
Helen Cooney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cooney, celebrated her
fifth birthday Friday afternoon with
a party to which her young friends
were invited. A luncheon was served
which went straight to the spot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zalesky this
week sold their home on North Agas-
siz street, the purchaser being Johnny
Akers, proprietor of the Takit N Pay
grocery. 1t is reported that Mr.. and
Mrs. Akers will soon move there.
Mrs. M. w. Borum returned We'd
nesday from Los Angeles, where she
had been for a month getting new
millinery ideas at the wholesale
houses. She is to make an advance
showing tomorrow of the spring and
summer styles.
Joe Waldhaus got home Wednesday
morning from Los Angeles, where he
had been since before the holidays.
Mrs. Waldhaus will remain there with
their little son, George, until the sum-
mer school vacation. Joe got busy
yesterday unloading a carload of new
Studebaker autos.
w. B. and E. B. Raudebaugh set
forth Sunday by motor bound for San
Francisco on business trip to be
gone about month. While at the
coast they will visit their mother, Mrs.
Priscilla Raudebaugh, and their two
1 brothers, G. B. and j. D. Raudebaugh,
who were former Flagstaffians.
Forest Supervisor Ed. Miller went
to Phoenix last Thursday, returning
4 Sunday morning. Ed says furs are
much in evidence in that famous
winter resort and the denizens all
heard with longing about the high
temperatures up in this part of the
country during the last two months.
Recent visitors: J. w. Abbott and
wife, DeForest Joralmon, j. E. Dow
ell, J. Frank Dowell, Francis D. Cra-
BILE, A. j. Sandleben, Prescott; j. F.
Boylan, L. L. Holton, /. P. McConkey,
F. E. Rainey, Phoenix; Stanley K.
Borum, Cameron; d. E. McMullen,
Williams; Mrs. H. K. Benin, Tucson.
j Deputy Sheriff John Garrett
brought man named w. H. Penhal-
ing from Phoenix Tuesday, charged
with defrauding an innkeeper at Will
liams. The man after a few minutes
entertainment at the county Jail was
escorted to Williams by Sheriff w. A.
Campbell where he was lodged in the
4 hoosegow.
The house belonging to Alf Dick
inson, which had been located on the
lot next to the Webber garage, has