The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02

| Back on the job at Weatherford ho-
tel.-Union Taxi Co.
Butter wrappers printed to your
! order at The Sun office. If
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kaup of Angel
are spending the week in town.
4 Raymond F. Howell is now on duty
at Mt. Elden fire lookout station.
& Dance every Saturday night at the
Elks Club. Music by the Old Gang
i Orchestra.
/ Jim Tillman and ]. D. Dunn went
to Phoenix on Monday and brought
back a REQ truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. DeVaney and
Mr.. and Mrs. t. L. DeVaney motored
!. to Prescott on Sunday :
If he's well-dressed the chances are
he's wearing a Hart Schaffner & Marx
suit. At Sid Gassman's.
Herb Hilkins and Eddie Tackitt are
each sporting new Chevrolet sedans,
bought from L. E. Carron.
! Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, 20c per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 9 N. Beaver street.
Our chicken chop suey is better
than ever: Come in on Monday and
try it. Griff's Chocolate Shop.
/ Lou Thomas of Oak Creek has
bought a Dodge screened commercial
4 truck from See & Mack, local Dodge
dealers.
! Will have potted plants and cut
flowers from Denver for Mothers
Day." Order now. Mrs. Pouthie Tel
ephone 81.
|. Do you think your battery is
camel. You'll ruin it if you do. Give
it a drink once in Webber
Bros. Garage.
/ Mrs. Shelby Lewis accompanied her
husband on his last trip east, going
as far as Albuquerque. They got
home Tuesday night.
Frank Chisholm, county agricultural
agent, has received number Of bull
letins on the foot and mouth disease
and is giving them free distribution.
| Rev. H. F. Softley held services at
Grand Canyon M. e. church on Thurs
day for the new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ben
nett, who takes charge there next
week.
/ G. S. Mccormick, scout executive,
and Rev. H. F. Softley motored to
Williams on Monday night to attend
Boy Scout court of honor meeting,
Mr.. Softley being the speaker of the
evening.
Mrs C. A. Black returned from Los
Angeles on Monday night after spend
ing the winter there and is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John CHS
holm, and her son Chester Jr., a
Normal student.
i Earl Woods and Billy Hullum of
Ash Fork were here the first of the
week as witnesses in superior court.
Rev. George Vernon Harris went to
Globe on Sunday to attend confer
ence of Episcopal ministers being
held there this week.
] Fred S. Breen went to Phoenix last
Friday, attending the republican state
convention on Monday and getting
| home again Wednesday morning.
/ Charles A. Moose of Williams, accom-
panied by his wife and friend, drove
to Phoenix to attend the convention.
Chairman w. C. Rittenhouse of Will
/ liams and Member Bob Taylor and
Clerk Joe Rickel of Flagstaff of the
/ county board of supervisors motored
to Grand Canyon on Monday to spend
Tuesday and Wednesday as guests OF
Superintendent Eakin of Grand Can
yon national park in visit to Phan-
/ tom ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pierce, who went
back to Oil City, Pa, two months ago,
called by the illness Of the father of
/ Mr.. Pierce, got home few days ago.
They bought car to make the re-
turn trip in, saving enough in trans
portation to pay FOR the car. Mr.
Pierce is back again with Lou Wes-
ley repairing autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedlein got home a
i few days ago after gallivantlng
around the United States and Arkan-
sas for several months. Toward the
/ last of their wanderings they doml-
! ciled for time at Cave Creek; then
got up as far as the Sedona country,
where they stuck for while. then
came on back where the real folk
live in a real country.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith, business secre-
tary of the Normal school, will be
home today from Fessenden, n. d,
| where she went two weeks ago with
her mother. The latter is remaining
there. Mrs. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Lewis will begin today to move
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
S. Coffin for the summer, The latter
having moved into the building they
recently erected on the rear of their
residence property.