The Coconino sun., 1924-06-13

Fresh milk, buttermilk and whip
ing cream at the Turquoise Tea Room.
See me before you buy, burn or
, die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
) and insurance.
AT the Orpheum Saturday, matt
nee and night, Tom Mix in "The Lone
Star Ranger"
!, Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, Zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 8 N. Beaver street.
Mrs. Wallace Larson of Lakeside
visited here the first of the week with
her husband, who is attending Normal.
4 w. F. Wallace. has again become a
member of Sheriff w. A. Campbell's
official staff and is deputy-sheriff-
ing assidously.
i Claus Simpson, little son of j. w.
Simpson, left Tuesday to visit with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C..
Sharpless, at Mountain Air, N. M.
i Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros
bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
Mrs. Jack Dale and baby daughter
Shirley of Denver. are the guests of
Mrs. Dale's aunt, Mrs Willis Brown,
expecting to remain a few weeks.
Buck Lowrey and son came in on
Wednesday from the Gap trading post
for a visit with Mr.. Lowrey's partner,
Carl Mayhew
Joseph A. Looney of Long Beach,
1 hnl I
Arizona, received license to marry
on Thursday.
Harry Embach, secretary of the
I Arizona Wool Growers association.
left Thursday to attend the good roads
convention at Prescott.
Our phone is 224. ANY time YOU
want an order of French pastry, ice
cream or something for your party,
call US up. Griff's Chocolate Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harper left
yesterday for Kansas City, Mo-, where
they will visit with Mrs. Harper's
son and daughter. They expect to
come back to Flagstaff in October.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Draine, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bob Huddleston and sister, Mrs.
i Williams of Winslow, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Buel Hyde arrived home Tues
day from weeks fishing at Diamond
creek in the White mountains.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McGonigle and
daughter, Miss Clara McGonigle, who
came here from California to attend
the funeral of Mr.. McGonigle's
brother, Charles McGonigle, expect to
leave for home the latter part of next
week.
Mrs. Charles w. Heiser came back
the last of last week from Pasadena,
where she and Mr.. Heiser spent the
winter and will remain here several
weeks. She has been bothered a lot
lately with rheumatism and hopes the
climate here will benefit her.
Babbitt's store is to have baseball
team if grounds to practice on can be
found. Twenty men were out for
pratice at the park on Monday, but
on account of the city team using the
ball park for pratice it will be nec-
cessary for them to find some other
place.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglas of
Tucson, arrived in Flagstaff Monday
to spend the summer. Mrs. Douglas
will be member of the faculty dur
ing the summer term at Normal.
Both Dr. and Mrs. Douglas are de-
lighted to get back to their old home
town for the summer.
Keith Warren was in this week
from his trading post at Kayenta,
going out to Leupp for day, and
will return to Flagstaff today and
probably leave tonight or tomorrow
Kayenta. He reports that it is very
dry out there, the Indian sheep ranges
being in bad way for water.
O.. X. Lewis and son Harold ac-
companied by Walter Fiss left Tues
day morning for Flagstaff and Nor
mon Lake for vacation. They will
stay in the Northern Arizona pine
country for several weeks enjoying /
the fishing and other pleasures which
the lakes in that section of the state
offer.-Kingman Miner.
Lawrence Pratt, 90 k out on
Bill Williams mountain, came down.
off the mountain Friday night. He
took the University scholarship exam
ination Saturday at Flagstaff which,
II ne passes successfully, will entitle |
him to years free tuition at the
University of Arizona. Kenneth
Lebsch substituted as lookout during
his absence.
DR.. Walter P. Taylor of the u. S.
biological survey arrived with his
family from Tucson last Friday even
ing. He plans to spend the summer at
the Southwestern Forest Experime.J
station studying the rodent problem.
He will give special attention to the
porcupine, whose damage to trees of
all sizes is greatly worrying the local
foresters.
Miss Lena Doyle, one of Flagstaff's
most popular and charming young
lady educators, returned this week
from Miami where she had been teach
ing the past year. Miss Doyle and
Miss Virginia Lockett, formerly
county superintendent of schools of
Coconino county, left last evening for