The Coconino sun., 1924-07-11

+ Ed Babbitt went to Phoenix Sal
urday night on short business tr1l
i See me before you buy, burn O
dIe.--W. B. Raudebaugh, real estat
and insurance.
I Knoles Brothers have received tw
ballon-tired Reos from Jim Tillmar
local REQ dealer.
Hoosier kitchen cabinets and Hoov
er vacuum sweepers are unexcelled
For sale at Babbitts'.
Dance tonite at City Park; com,
dance on good floor to the bes
music in northern Arizona.
Luther Hart and Lester Fuller o,
Winslow were in the city this weel
attending the state meeting of WOO
growers.
Mrs. Eugenia Labille of Vandalia
Ills., arrived last week to spend few
weeks at the home of her daughter
Mrs. c. P. Hanna.
As we are devoting all our time to
Ice Cream and Candy you can expect
the best service and quality.-Tur
quOlSe lea Room.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
Don ]. Mendoza and Cesarea Garcia
both well-known Flagstaff young
people, were married this week by
Justice of the Peace r. ]. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frier came up
from Phoenix a few days ago and are
spending several weeks here among
their old friends and neighbors, happy
to be with them again and sure well
come.
Homer Bartlett has dropped the
limp he picked up last week when
a big cake of ice slipped, driving
the ice-hook handle against his
calf and pretty near separating it
from the rest of his locomotor equsp-
ment.
Stanley Watkins, who spent the
winter in southern California, is in
Flagstaff for few days on business.
Mrs. Estelle Lindsay, his partner last
in the management of Lake
Mary camp, is practicing law in River
side, Calf.
DIR. G. w. Adams and wife of Globe |
we're among the skyline celebrators
IN the 4th. This is wonderful old
own. DR.. Adams went to school
lere. What feller gets in this alti-
ude always seems to stick-and agu-
nents in other lower attitudes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Diamond ar
lved on Saturday to spend some
lme up here where it is cool, finding
hat it isn't that just now at the
phoenix fruit ranch. They stopped
t Ashfork on the way for a visls
Nth their daughter, Mrs. Gene
'ampbeN.
Roy Headley,a assistant chief for
ster from Washington, and Joseph
). Kircher, assistant district forester
rom Albuquerque, arrived on Thurs
ay to make a general inspection of
ne Coconino forest. They are also
DING to look into the fire-fighting
ystem used in this forest.
Two of Bud Waters brothers, d.
!. Waters of Chicago and ). u.
1aters of Palmyra, Ill.,, who had
cen here for a week visiting him, {
1T on Sunday for California ana
i'll return to their homes by the /
orthern route. Bud had not seen {
lem before in eight years.
Miss Katheleen Anderson arrived on ,
riday from Santa Monica, Calf, to |
sit with her sister, Mrs. Felix Man S
ing for a couple of weeks. Miss I
nderson will later go to the White {
ountains to spend the summer. {
Iagstaff people are delighted to t
rain see this charming young woman, &
no, until recently was teacher here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Willxie and !
tile child arrived this week from
lendale, this state, Mr.. Wilkie to
ERIK in Billy Switzer's drug store.
'hn H. Seay, now clerking for Mr.. \
vitzer, is planning a vacation back Q
his old home town in the south and 4
IL leave soon. The Wilkes are ac- a
mpanied by Mrs. Wilkes mother,
rs. w. w. Hibbard of Red Lodge, c
ont, who will spend some time here ?
tn them. II