The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25

! Back on the job at Weatherford no.
tel.-Union Taxi Co.
Butter wrappers printed to your
order at The Sun office. II
Chicken la King dinner on Sun
day, the 20th.-Turquoise Tea Room
Kroehler living room furniture and
bed davenports at the Flagstaff Fur
niture company.
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, Zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 8 N. Beaver street.
Remarkable beauty and highest
! quality in the Hart Schaffner & Marx
new spring coats for women at Sid
Gassman's.
Do you think your battery is a
camel. You'll ruin it if you do. Give
it drink once in a while.-Webber
Bros. Garage.
DR.. G. F. Portz, now of San Ber-
nardino, writes that he is enjoying
three suns -Coconino, San Bernardino
and high sun.
Mrs. Cora Mae Hyans is returning
to Los Angeles Sunday, after having
| spent pleasant winter here with
her sister, Mrs. Bert Cameron.
c. M. Archer of Flagstaff and Jim
Roberts of Riordan, arrived home
Monday night from Tucson where
they attended the state convention
/ B. p. o. f.
Mrs. DOtson arrived from Phoenix a
few days ago to visit her daughters,
Miss Edna Dotson, teacher in the high
school, and Miss Ruth Dotson, teach
er in Emerson school.
Earl Germany reports that auto
mobiles are being sold behind the
quarantine line at Needles at from
81 up. One good Buick car with an
almost new trailer sold for $75.
A civil service examination will be
held by the local board Mary 18th
for a stenographer-typist and typist.
| The examination will be held at the
postoffice where necessary blanks
may be secured.
1t is reported that less than
/ eight of the charming teachers in
our city schools and one or two at
least of our attractive normal school
teachers, are to be married within
the next few months.
Lieutenant Hill Lewis recently re-
ceived a letter from the mother of
the late Captain L. C. Arthur. She
said her sons death was caused by
pneumonia, contracted in Pittsburgh.
He had been married in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Weatherford
got home Wednesday from California
where they spent the winter. They
are glad to get back and Mr.. Wealth
erford expects soon again to be work
ing on the Weatherford boulevard to
the top of San Francisco peaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Nickel
drove to Prescott last Wednesday.
Charlie visited with the NJ. DIS at
Whipple for few days, coming back
on Sunday. Mrs. Nickel went to
Phoenix where she will visit her par
ents for the next month and a half.
Walter Conley returned Monday
from Aqua Caliente, where he drove
in his car a couple of weeks ago to
take a few of the hot baths and watch
the early things grow. The little va
cation rested him up a lot and he's
feeling great for the seasons hard
work.
Superintendent John @. Thomas Of
the city schools and Mrs. Thomas,
Professor and Mrs. j. P. McVey and
Miss Dolfin, also of the city school
faculty, motored to Mormon lake for
the Easter holidays, where they tried
hard at fishing, Mrs. McVey captur
ing all the laurels, in other words,
all the fish.
Troop 3 Of the local Boy Scouts,
with G. A. Pearson, supervisor of the
Fort Valley experimental station and
Scout Executive Mccormick, made a
trip to Fort Valley on Saturday,
studying forestry and passing various
scout tests. The boys also conducted
porcupine hunt, which netted them
three of the little animals.
The grand lodge meetings in Globe
of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
called lot of Flagstaff people, all
of whom drove down. Delegates to
the Odd Fellows were J. G. Clarke
and Doc Wyatt and to the Rebekahs
Mrs. Al Kinsey, Mrs. Herbert Hilkins
and Mrs. c. w. Lehr. Others besides
them who went were Mr.. Lehr, Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. Frank Compton, Mrs.
Clarence Sullivan.
G. A. Pearson, director southwest
ern forest experiment station, wishes
to correct the statement in last weeks
Sun in regard to giving away trees.
Pines grown at the experiment sta
tion are given away, but elm and
other trees which must be purchased
from commercial nurseries are dis
tributed at actual cost. 1t is now get
ting rather late to order trees, Mr.
Pearson says, because in most nur-
series growth is well advanced.