The Coconino sun., 1924-01-25

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few days of flu this week.
Food sale at Rabbits curio store
Saturday afternoon, January 26, given
by the ladies of the Church of Christ.
Attorney Geo. w. Crosby will spend
Sunday and Monday in Gallup and
Bluewater, N. M, getting home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hutson, each
of whom has sister in Phoenix, left
for that city on Monday night for a
weeks visit.
Will Marlar, who had been taking
vacation in Santa Barbara and other
southern California cities, got back to
Flagstaff Wednesday morning.
Forest Supervisor Ed. G. Miller re-
turned Sunday from Albuquerque,
where he attended conference of
forestry officers of this district.
/ Superior Court Judge j. E. Jones
went to ST. Johns on Wednesday to
preside in the trial of a case for
Judge Gibbons of Apache county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Babbitt and John
Weston left Sunday to drive to Los
Angeles. They will remain in Califor-
MIA anywhere from two to four weeks.
Adolph Gustafson & Co. is a new
firm of contractors and builders to
set up offices in contemplation of the
building boom in Flagstaff the coming
year.
/. B. Koch left the first of the week
for Los Angeles, where he will remain
until the end of this month with his
family, who are spending the winter
there.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county sup
erintendent of schools, returned few
days ago from visit to the schools
in the western and~southern parts of
the county.
Mrs. Eliza Pearson and daughter,
Della, of Prescott, are here for
week or so visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Oldham. Mrs. Pearson is Mrs. Old
hams mother.
Bob Walton, income tax man for the
northern Arizona district, spent most
of the week here at his local head
quarters, the First National bank, and
will be here until Monday.
George C. Brundage, financial man
for the Arizona Live Stock Loan Co.,
left on Saturday for Phoenix, then
will go to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco on business for the company.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Francisco Costello, %
years old, and Idalia Rivera, Is, both
hailing from Williams. Miss Rivera's
mother gave consent to the wedding.
Mrs. Felix Manning, recently oper-
ated on in st. Joseph's hospital, Phoe-
nix, for appendicitis, is expected home
tomorrow. Mrs. Manning has been
gaining rapidly ever since the ordeal.
Tonight at the Normal school the
Williams basketball team is the in
vader. An exciting game is expected.
Also a big crowd Of fans. Williams
has a strong team and the Normal
aggregation has rounded into top
form.
A crew of five magazine solicitors,
some of them with good looks and all
with lots of nerve, worked Flagstaff
thoroughly this week. Vamping
attempts at twas the order of the
day. Many were called, but few are
fallen.
Miss Kathryn Keller will be home
today. She has passed final examin-
ations on last semester's studies at
the state university at Tucson. She
will not go to school again, probably,
until the summer university school
here opens.
Dan Martinez, who had been work
ing for Ralph Davis at the Flagstaff
Furniture Co. store, began this week
as clerk in the Flagstaff Lumber
Co. commissary, succeeding Leon Eg-
ner, who was transferred to the COM
missary at the logging camp.
Dan Williams, operated on several
weeks ago at Mayo brothers, Roch-
ester, MINI, was expected home by the
first of next month, but it was decided
he'd better remain there a little
longer, though he seems to be getting
along in fine shape, and will not be
here before February Is.
Chicago Slim," as he is said to
have signed himself after he broke
through a basement window in the
Orpheum theater, as is alleged
against hinn-to placard left in the
theater expressing thanks for the
things taken, asked for an attorney
and F. w. Perkins was appointed to
represent him. His preliminary will
soon ha hold