The Coconino sun., 1924-03-07

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| Old hats made new and new hats
j made to order. Mrs. Borum's Hat
Shop.
!. i. E. Carron made business trip
to Williams Wednesday, coming back
last night.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Plenty of block wood available now.
Don't know how long it will last.
| Frank Bennett. Phone 3.
! Hats-new arrival smart hats for
sport and street wear. Moderately
| priced. French Beauty Parlor.
Have you ever explained to your
1 wife why you stayed out all night,
See "Mrs. Temples Telegram
Attorney C. B. Wilson returned
4 Tuesday afternoon from flying bus
mess trip to Pasadena and Los An
geles.
George Fl. Myers is leaving town
! today on short business jaunt to
/ the wilds of Phoenix. He hopes to be
back by Monday.
Everything new and of the latest,
most attractive modes in spring goods
/ for men-underwear, hats, shirts,
socks, suits-at Sid Gassman's.
Miss Agnes Johnson and Miss Jo-
sephine Inman left on Wednesday for
Oceanside, Calf, to visit relatives of
| Miss Johnson for a month or so.
/ Leroy Smith and Miss Bessie Welch,
4 4xry<a wall Iy,, nrxyya Grand Copyn1a Y1na7oIn
were married in Flagstaff on Monday
by Justice of the Peace r. J. Kidd.
Edward E.. Rood of Los Angeles,
representing the Intertype Corpora
tion, was in Flagstaff Tuesday. He
has recently been assigned the Ari-
zona territory.
R. B. Walton, internal revenue man
for the north part of the state, spent
| Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
here helping local men and women
/ file their income tax returns.
/ Charles Mccormick, Boy Scout ex-
ecutive, and wife moved this week
Mitchell, where they had been board
ing, to the Quarles house on Summit
avenue.
Mrs. Deforest Joralmon and little
baby and Mr.. Joralmon's brothers ar
rived from Prescott on Monday and
are now at home on North San Fran
cisco street in the home Mr.. Joral-
mon bought a few weeks ago.
Tom Phelan, who has been employ
/ ed in a meat market at Clarkdale for
the past six months or more, returned
last week and has since been confin-
ed to the house with a painful case
of rheumatism, which prevents his
locomoting with any degree of corn-
fort.
r. e. David of Louisiana arrived
here Tuesday night to take the posi-
tion as logging superintendent at the
/ Flagstaff Lumber company. Mr.. Da-
vid has the record of holding office
as sheriff for twenty years back in
Louisiana, and he is alive today, very
much so.
G. A. Pearson, chief of the Fort
Valley forestry experimental station,
| left Monday night for Albuquerque to
remain for a day or SO before pushing
on to Madison, Wisconsin, in connec-
| ton with his department of the for
estry service. He expects to be gone
for about month.
Miss Kathryn Keller is in charge
| of the eurio room at Rabbits as as
sistant to w. B. Lowe, manager of
that and the furniture departments.
She began on Monday. Mrs. B. w.
Dawes, whom Miss Keller succeeds, is
again teaching at Winona, where she
| did such good work last year.
! M. /. Powers got home last Satur-
| day morning. He had been in Los
| Angeles for three months, then stop
| ped for a week or more in Phoenix,
looking after his sheep interests. He
expects to leave again for the coast
sometime next week. to keep an eye
on his Atlas Fire Brick Co. business
Mrs. Charles DeRyder gave a three
table bridge party Friday afternoon
with refreshments served later.
Among her guests were: Mrs. M. G.
| Fronske, Mrs. A. H. Schermann, Mrs.
Lewis Benedict, Mrs. Fred Browning,
Mrs. A. F. Grimmell, Mrs. E. G. Mills,
Mrs. Hugh Wheat, Mrs. Lula Hall and
| Mrs. Frank Richmond.
Jim Treagle departed Thursday
morning to see how his cattle are
making out. He stayed in town for
''The Call of the Canyon" to see what
kind of movie actor he made. And
we sincerely trust that his steers
don't see said picture. There is no
telling just what a cow-critter would
do to man who was on a sheep ranch
even if it was only in the movies.
Mrs. James Wagner of Sedona, an
invalid who has suffered for years
with infammatory rheumatism, has
sent up a consignment of very pretty
paper flowers which are on sale at
the Breen-Lewis drug store. Many
old friends Of Mrs. Wagner will re-
member her and the cheerful struggle
she has made to assist herself since
the death of her husband several years
ago. It would be a friendly act to