The Coconino sun., 1924-04-11

Back on the job at Weatherford no
tel.-Union Taxi Co.
i Butter wrappers printed to your
order at The Sun office. Il
P. ID. Berry of Grand Canyon i
spending the week in Flagstaff.
/ Coal delivered off cars in April
S10.50 ton. Babbitt Brothers Trad.
ing company.
! Peter Elms, manager of the hard
ware department at Rabbits, has a
new Ford coupe.
! Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, Zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros
Bakery. 8 N. Beaver street.
| Easter food sale at Flagstaff Fur
/ niture Co. store, Saturday, April 49,
Ladies of the Christian church.
Peaches Hook Of Williams and r.
B. Corbett of the north range country
were Flagstaff visitors this week.
G. A. Merker of the forest service
was the weekend guest of "Ham'
Hamilton at the Elden ranger station.
Miss Agnes Johnson and Miss Jo-
sephine Inman returned Sunday from
their months vacation in Los An
geles.
High scores at the Lame Duck
Bowling alley for the week: Walter
Fleck, 204; Carter Jake, 1877; Bob
Harris. 189.
The Woman's club is making prep
arations for big apron and hand
kerchief sale to take place April IL
at the club house.
Harlow Yaeger, who went to Phoe-
nix last week to attend the funeral of
his aged father, Henry Yaeger, got
home Sunday morning.
John w. Francis left Saturday
night for Phoenix to attend the pio-
neers' reunion and visit few days
with his brother, Dan Francis.
Remember Tomorrow - April IL,
Woman's club sale of aprons, hand
kerchiefs and cooked food, commences
at 1:30 at Woman's club house.
Mike Frankenpohl, late Of Douglas,
arrived in Flagstaff on Saturday and
is working for Billy Switzer in charge
of his harness and saddle department.
Mrs. Margaret Charlebois announces
that she has purchased a hotel at the
bridge near Wickenburg and hopes to
see all her old-time Flagstaff friends
when passing that way.
Reported Mormon Lake is higher
than ever before 1t has risen over
part of the new road east of the lake.
Lake Mary, also, has been over the
spillway during the last few days.
n =. - A n
company, left Tuesday for Kansas
City, where he has accepted posi-
tion with large lumber. concern. He
resigned his place here the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Griffith have
installed an attractive NAH jongg
room in the rear of their restaurant,
fitting it up in wierd designs and
novel colorings. 1t will be used MAIN
~ for teaching nah jongg.
]. w. Etter and son, Cleon Etter,
were in from Dead Mans Flat on
Tuesday. They report a fine rain
there on Monday, which put lot of
water into the tanks. The rain was
even heavier west of them, on Indian
Flats.
The Woman's club gave a dance
Saturday night to the high school un-
dergraduates at the formers new
club house. Refreshments we're serv-
ed and all the students had a good
time. The dance lasted from eight |
to twelve.
E. E. Mercer, representing D. A.
Gilchrist, state rodent exterminator,
arrived the early part of the week to
map out plans for the summer cam
paign. He will remain here all sum-
mer. Rodent poison will be distrib-
uted to every farmer and land owner
free by County Farm Agent Frank
Chisholm.
Recent visitors: J. w. Abbott, F. |
K. Steiner, Prescott; Charles e. Reno,
S. ]. Dean, J. G. Hunter, j. Fl. Boyle, |
L. L. Doolan, C. Rogers, Phoenix; !
Billy Borum, Mrs. Florence Gardner, /
Winslow; E. J. McDermott, Holbrook;
B. B. Schimmell, Clifton; E. G. Spor
leder, Tucson; f. E. Johnson, Hol-
brook; G. D. billiard, Douglas.