The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

A full line of novelty sweaters and
jackets are coming to Mrs. Borum's
Hat Shop.
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.
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, Zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery, N. Beaver street.
Recent visitors were C. r. Black
burn and C. F. Cummings, Phoenix,
and Harvey K. Meyer, superintendent
at Tuba City.
Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Dannie w. Francis drove up from
Phoenix the last of last week, going
to towns west of here to sell improve
ment bonds
DIR. E. S. Miller returned Monday
afternoon from Phoenix and Globe, in
the latter place attending the annual
Masonic grand lodge meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wyrick of Wins
low, and Tom Deyine, Jr., C. w.
Lynch and w. H. Welsh of Kingman,
were here for Father Vabre's funeral.
Cal Burbage, prominent attorney of
Winslow, and R. M Pinctl, manager
of Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. branch
at Winslow were here Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Father Vabre.
Miss Margaret Northrup, who will
sing at Ashurst auditorium Monday
night, March 3, was not long ago de-
clared by the Musical Courier to have
"great future in oratorio and recital
work"
"Chi" Thomas returned Tuesday
from the coast where he had been
wintering. As proof of his intention
of staying with US he began work
Tuesday afternoon at the Ed Babbitt
garage.
| Miss Margaret Mitchell, who ar
rived here last week from Tulsa, Ok
! lahoma, is now working at the ]. G.
Penney store. Her parents came here
several months ago and are living at
603 West Aspen.
Frank Spooner, business manager of
tsThe Alchemist," the annual of Clark
dale high school, was member of the
basketball team invading from that
point Friday and Saturday, and was a
caller at The Sun office.
Rumors are floating about town to
the effect that the old bowling alley
under the Breen-Lewis Co. store is to
be opened again to the public. Sc
far these are but the vaguest of the
vague but, perhaps-maybe twill be
so.
After the basketball game Satur-
4 day night Miss Florence Meyer gave
dance at her home to both
the Clarkdale and the Flagstaff
basketball boys. Refreshments il
the shape Of cocoa and sandwiches
were served.
Jimmie Turpin got back to Flag
/ staff the last of last week and is al
his old job helping Loren Cress II
the tailor and cleaning shop. He un
derwent an operation in Phoenix 9
few weeks ago and hasn't fully re
gained strength.
i J. Edward Priest returned on Tues
day from Los Angeles, where he hsc
been for several weeks. He went tC
the coast thinking a change in alti-
tude would be better for his health
but found it didn't help, so far as ne
could determine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cress have sole
| their home on North Agassiz street
to DIR. and Mrs. Vaughn Mcclure
who will take possession March Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Cress have not decided
yet just where they will move, ant
may build new home.
Joe Moore, chaperone to one of the
county trucks, came into town Thurs
day morning having driven from
Winslow all night. He ordered some
| repair work done in Winslow ago
When he called for the truck it hadn'
been touched. So he came here t.
have it done.
John Chisholm returned Monday
morning from Los Angeles, where h
and Mrs. Chisholm spent most of thu
winter with their daughter, Mrs. c. A
Black. Mrs. Chisholm will not b
home until about two weeks from
now. John says that Jack, one of hi'
sons, is now located at Taft, Calf.
| DR.. A. J. Mackey got home th'
first of this week from Lampassas
Texas, where he had been called tw'
weeks before by the illness of hi
parents. When he left there boil
were improving. "Tex" seemed glac
to get back and had his forceps han'
squeezed a lot as he threaded th'
downtown streets.
Judge j. E. Jones the first of th'
week heard the arguments of counse
in the mortgage foreclosure suit o
Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Williams VS.
Edward II. Kinds and others of Will
liams. Defendant was represented b.
Judge x. N. Sleeves of Williams AM
plaintiff by Ed r. Byers Of William
and Frank M. Gold of Flagstaff.
Chet Black of Los Angeles, mer
chant there and used-to-be merchan
there and used-to-be merchant here
spent two days in Prescott the frs
of the week and then came to Flag