The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28

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Tuesday.
Watch our windows for spring
novelties and spring hats. - French
Beauty Parlor.
Ed R. Byers, Williams attorney and
insurance man, was a Flagstaff visi-
tor on Wednesday.
Watch for the date, yes, watch for
the date! Elks' Black and White
Minstrels coming!
DR.. Felix Manning has new
Studebaker sedan bought this week
from Joe Waldhaus.
Mrs. Tony Montana returned Sat
urday from Los Angeles where she
had been wintering with friends.
Tom Micek left Wednesday night
bound for Tucson on business which
will keep him away for several days.
| Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
James d. Rupe was in town yes
terdaq. Mr.. RUPEES ranch is rented
but he expects to rent another one
out that way for year or so.
Charley Corey is reported to be
gradually recovering from his two
months seige of illness. Somehow,
he thinks that it is about time, too.
Will Marlar, president of the state
| board of pharmacy, got home the last
of last week from an extended trip
on board business to numerous TWINS
east of here.
Bobby Reinhold is spending a few
days around town resting up betwee en-
| the southern winter rush and lie
northern summer scramble over Ra-
mon Aso's sheep.
R. B. Johnston of Chicago, brother
of Alex Johnston, stopped off Satur-
day on his way east from California
for a visit with Alex. sunday he re-
sumed his trip east.
Rev. ]. w. Saunders of the Christ
ian church, who had been spending
several days in Phoenix and who Sun
day before last occupied pulpit thera
got home the last of last week.
The ladies of the Flagstaff Wo-
mans club are making arrangements
Cor a dance to be given at the club
house Easter Monday, April 21. Mrs.
Willis Brown is in charge of the COM
mittee.
George Bailey, secretary Of Camp
bell, Francis & Co., spent a couple
of days here the last of last week.
He expects to return soon with his
family to spend the summer as usual
in their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter V. Jennings
of Jamesburg, N. j. stopped off here
on their honeymoon to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Applegate. They intend
to make their visit an extended one,
having fallen in love with this
country.
Clarence Crump was taken serious
ly i'll Friday evening and is still in a
dangerous condition. He returned
about a month ago from Phoenix,
where he had been wintering, and un
til the attack Friday had felt in good
condition.
Mrs. w. C. Everett of Winslow was
in Flagstaff a few hours the last of
last week. The Everetts lived here
for a year 16 years ago when they
first came west from New York and
still have a very warm regard for
Flagstaff and its people.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Murphy of
Alexandria, La, parents OF Mrs. W.
M. Cady, Jr., arrived here several
days ago from the south and are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Cady. They plan
to make this their permanent home.
Both are delighted with our climate
and scenery.
Jeff Lands, who left the heat of
Miami some time ago to seek the
charms of Flagstaffian weather and
who arrived here on the 18th of this
month, has accepted a position in r.
E. Taylor's Dresswell shop. He has
had a great deal of experience in that
line. It's said.
AL Beasley came up Monday from
Glendale, where he domiciles him at
almost unanimously subsequently and
opinionated he'd wear his summer
clothes here few days or more and
then before they need pressing too
bad take them back south where he
can put 'em under his mattress.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Hough of the
forestry service got in Thursday night
from the D. K. ranch on Coffee Creek
where Mr.. Hough had been helping
build winter ranger station. They
will be located at 610 North Beaver
street this summer while he chaperon-
es the forestry trucks in this district.
w. E. Brewer, who is just getting
around, though slowly, from very
severe attack of pneumonia, followed
by pleurisy, has been shaking hands
down town the last few days. He
was in Cottonwood few days last
week, getting a little closer to the
sunshine. He promises within short
time to be as spunky and energetic
as ever.
The American Legion here met on
Monday night in the Rotary rooms
at the Weatherford hotel. Owing to
the absence of Post Commander Carl
Mayhem, Ralph Davis presided. The
Legion picture, 'The Whipping Boss"
has been promised to Flagstaff some
time in April, it was reported, the
exact date to be given later. Also
they made plans for the presentation
of the play, Kathleen"