The Coconino sun., 1924-03-21

Attorney G. B. Wilson, in Holbrool
on business, is expected back tomor
row.
| Rev. Cowboy Smith left on Wed
nesday for an extended visit in Ala
bama.
/ Congoleum rugs, the only large
stock in town. Flagstaff Furniture
company.
| :. See me before you buy, burn OF
dle:-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
| Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, 2Oc per dozen. Knoles Bros
Bakery. 8 N. Beaver street.
James Klohr came in from Lees
Ferry where he is gauger, last Thurs
day leaving again Saturday.
Emory Valerius, fully recovered
! from his recent automobile accident
IS IN town again, calling on local to-
bacconoists.
All. the fine new all-wool fabrics
and easy fitting styles in the new
suits for men from Hart Schaffner &
Marx at Sid Gassman's.
| New shipment of black and white
hats, which are the best obtainable
IN quality, style and workmanship. So
at the French Beauty Parlor.
| Mrs. A. H. Schermann, who had
been in Phoenix about two weeks at
st. Joseph's hospital, got back to her
home here on Sunday, feeling very
much better.
Charley and Mrs. Dunn motored to
Seligman Thursday, returning to
Flagstaff early Friday afternoon. 1t
was pleasant trip combining both
pleasure and business.
A week ago last night the Masons
here put on the first degree for DR..
Y. S. Mcclure of Flagstaff, Floyd E..
Belts of Anita, Guy 6. Rigg of Ash
fork and Lewis M. Scott of Winona.
Ramon Aso, who with his wife and
son and mother-in-law, Mrs. Frank
Stein, have been spending the winter
IN Phoenix, expect to get back to their
home here the latter part of next
week.
Flagstaff is practically full up and
running over with people even this
early>in the spring. Houses for rent
are at premium. It will take a lot
Of building this year to keep up with
the demand.
Today, chilluns, is the first day of
spring. But you'd better keep your
winter undies on a few days longer.
for the robins that showed up here
couple of weeks ago seemed rather
dubious about the outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Garcia-the bride
formerly Miss Felice Rodriguez-go
home the last of last week from Pres
colt, Jerome and other southern
towns, to which they motored during
the course of their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ralston of
New Castle, Pa, were the guests of
Ray George and Ted Goode. They
arrived week ago Wednesday and
left again for the east last Friday.
Thursday they motored to Grand
Canyon with Ray George.
H. 7. Jennings, former district COM
mercial manager for the Western
Union telegraph company, has been
transferred to the control of the Cal
lfornia district, headquarters at Los
Angeles, and is succeeded by r. L
Cary, headquarters in Phoenix.
Bob Reinhold came into town last
Friday from the Babbitt-Aso sheep
ranch on the Grand Canyon road to
look the place over and stock himself
up in various lines before retreating
to the abode of the woolies. He
wandered regretfully back Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton R. Scott of
Williams came over to Flagstaff on
Wednesday to be present at the grad |
uation Thursday of Miss Laprele
Crosby of the Normal school. Mrs. |
Scott is twin sister of Miss Crosby |
and was one of last June's sweet girl |
graduates.
Johnny Kerley, Tuba City empor-
iumist, came to town few days ago |
and leaves today with Charles Proch- /
now, secretary-treasurer of the Oat-
man Amalgamated Gold Mining COM
pany, for Oatman on business connect
ed with the mine. Walter Durham,
president of the company, went to /
Oatman yesterday accompanied by his
wife.
Eastburn Smith Of the forest SER
vice arrived Saturday from the Lin
coin district where ne had been work
ing before his transfer to this district.
He is to be assigned as forest assis-
tant in charge of the Saginaw timber
sales. Eastburn is a Yale graduate
and was champion boxer of his class.
He also attended the University of
Missouri.
Mrs. H. A. Ashcroft, accompanied
by her mother and son, arrived in
Sunday by auto from Ten
nessee and Texas, to make II. A. Ash
croft, master mechanic at the Flag
staff Lumber Co. glad. Mr.. Ashcroft
has been here for couple of months.
The Ashcrofts have leased Mrs. Jean
SwitzErs' residence on Cherry avenue
and are now "at home"
The Flagstaff Masonic lodge held
} special session Tuesday night to
confer the third degree on H. D.
(Cowboy) Smith who ministers to the
spiritual needs of the residents about
Tuba City. The reverend was afraid
he goat operated by the local lodge
would be little tagged out after the
strenuous work of the past couple of
weeks and brought his own a gen.
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