The Coconino sun., 1924-05-23

odCh OI Tie JOD at WedLnefIOf0 no
tel.-Union Taxi Co.
| Armstrong; linoleum at the Flag
staff Furniture company.
! Don't forget the dance at City park
tonight. Waters orchestra.
Fresh milk, buttermilk and whip-
ping cream at the Turquoise tea
room.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
went to Holbrook and Winslow on
Monday.
See me before you buy, burn or
dle.--W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
/ Hoosier kitchen cabinets and Hoov-
er vacuum sweepers are unexcelled
and for sale at Babbitts.'
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, 20c per dozen. Knoles Bros.
| Bakery. 8 N. Beaver street.
Thelma u. Kennedy was this week
granted divorce from Van l.. Ken
nedy and given custody Of four min
or children.
Fred Merkale and E. HI. Oldham of
the forest service spent last week
southeast of Lake Mary on land ex-
change work.
| Francis e. Young of Kayenta and
Joy Sampson of Goodrich, Utah, were
married here by Rev. G. v. Harris on
Wednesday morning.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
Ted Goode, manager of the dry
goods department at Rabbits, was in
Phoenix the last of last week on busi-
ness, coming home Sunday.
A wonderful new selection of our
Park-Tilford cholocates, and bon bons
have just arrived. Half pounds up to
five. Come and see them. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
R. F. Rhinehart of the forest SER
vice, who had been in charge of the
A. L. & T. Co. timber sale, has been
transferred to take charge of the
Flagstaff Lumber Co. sale, in the
absence of C. A. Merker.
An insanity complaint against John
M. White, inmate of the county hos
pital, was heard by Drs. G. F. Man
ming, SRI and e. S. Miller on Tues
day, before Judge j. E. Jones. White
was committed to the state insane
asylum.
Miss Marie Hoovler of Medicine
Lodge, Kans., niece of Mrs. Loren
Cross, arrived on Saturday and is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cress. She will
go to Los Angeles for a visit, intend
ing to return here for the summer
normal school.
DR.. Felix Manning, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at st. Josejh's
hospital, Phoenix, Sunday before last,
is getting along in fine shape. He
will remain in Phoenix several weeks,
taking the opportunity for a vacation
to tack little on to his convalescence.
Mrs. Manning is with him.
Dan Williams got home Monday
from Mayo hopital, Rochester, Mimi,
looking fine, and says he hopes this
time his treatment will stick, and that
before long he'll be as active as ever.
This was Mr.. Williams second trip
to Mayo Brothers to get fixed UP fol-
lowing an operation he had in Calf
ornia some time ago.
L. A. Cross opens the Ideal hotel
today, all % rooms having been put in
good shape, with new furniture
throughout. The Ideal had been
standing idle since its partial de-
struction by fire three years ago.
Now that it is in shape again it will
help lot in taking care of our reg
ular summer congestion.
Billy O'Brien came in the first of
the week from Leupp, where he had
been running the Sunrise trading post
after Nevvy Smith left and helping
Bob King, the new manager, get bro
ken in. Nevvy is working for the
Santa Fe railroad at Thoreau, N. M,
and is feeling a lot better than when
he left here. Billy returned to his
store job at Grand Canyon yesterday.
Ray Bramstead was sent to st.
Joseph's hospital, Phoenix, Saturday
night, very i'll with appendicitis. He
was taken on to the train on strecher
and DR.. e. Payne Palmer met the
train next morning and hurried him
to the operating room. He had been
suffering several days ana IL was
feared the appendix would burst un-
less he was carefully handled and
operated on speedily.
Ranger w. J. Brown of Long Valley
Ranger station reported small brush !
fire on Wednesday. A sheep herder
for the Moran Sheep Co., Eugene
Urias, pleaded guilty to starting it
by throwing a lighted cigarette into
the brush. P. J. Moran, his chief,
appeared before Justice Of the Peace
r. J. Kidd to save Urias the trip in,
pleaded guilty for him and paid $25,
the minimum fine for this offence.
Recent visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray Poteel, Frank Poteel, Jerome;
Burnett Orr, Kingman; George A.
Reed, Grand Canyon; Mrs. p. E. |
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mr.. and |
Mrs. E. J. Bennett, A. r. Kelly, AL |
G.. Smith, M. B. Barfoot, J. S. Downey,
j. H. O'Boyle, T. HI. Higgins, w. F. |
Tate, H. Curtis, G. W. Jarrett, Phoe-
nix; Frank Young, Kayenta; w. H.