The Coconino sun., 1924-03-07

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See me before you buy, burn or
dle.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
| George Black, Jr., came up few
days ago from Sedona for day or
SO here in town.
Plenty of block wood available now.
Don't know how long it will last.
Frank Bennett. Phone 3.
Chic sport sweaters and NAH jong
| jackettes in silk and silk and wool
at Mrs. Borum's Hat Shop.
John Seay and family moved the
first Of the week from North San
Francisco street to the Jack Diamond
house.
Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Did you ever stop to think what a
wonderful thing fib is? See MRS.
Temples Telegram" March 10 and
IL at Flagstaff Woman's club.
Bud Waters has been laid up for
several days, the result of fall that
he didn't take purposely, but which
was just as painful as if he had.
C. B. Wilson returned Tuesday from
flying trip to Pasadena. He left
Saturday on business and only regrets
it had to be quite so darned swift.
Milo Jaycox and Miss Harriet Mae
| Collins, both of Grand Canyon, were
bound together in the bonds of mat
rimony Friday by Judge r. J. Kidd.
You'll soon shed your vest. Then
you'll want some of those beautiful
new shirts-in silks, silk stripes and
other fabrics, now on display at Sic
Gassman's.
Speed demons are gradually step.
ping with more heft on the gas every
day around the city. 1t is possible a
few examples will have to be solved
by the judge soon.
w. d. Roden got back from Califor-
MIA the first of the week and will as
usual spend all or at least a greater
part of the summer among his old
friends and neighbors here.
The dance at Doney Park hall last
Saturday night was a great success.
A big crowd was in attendance. Mu-
siv was furnished by Frank Quirk,
Fred Lusear with Mary Power at the
piano.
George w. Mathews, for many
years prominent business man OF
Williams and we'll known throughout
the county, advises that he is now lo-
Gated at Bellflower, California, su-
burb Of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Durham,
who spent several weeks in Bisbee vis-
iting their son, Clarence Durham, and
family, drove back to Phoenix last
week for a few days visit, then expect
to come back to their home here.
Jack Fuss left Flagstaff on Thurs
day with his wife, bound for the Nav
aio reservation, where he intends to
paint the Painted Desert and get local
color into the color of his paint
brushes. He intends to be gone about
week.
Earl Sisk, Ray Prochnow and John
Howell left the last of last week in
Earl's car for Phoenix. Ray came
back Sunday night, the others staying
over for a few days during which Earl
expects to get his new car painted a
different color.
Jas. d. Rupe, who has been putting
on coat Of sunburn down at Needles
for a couple of months, writes that
he is on his way back to his old
stamping grounds at Parks. He also
declares very positively that he is
for Calvin Coolidge and the republi-
can party.
Dean NJ Eldridge and his small son
Robert left Tuesday afternoon bound
for Phoenix and the Roosevelt dam
to combine business in Phoenix with
pleasure at the dam where he intends
to again become a disciple of Izaak
Walton before returning to Flagstaff.
He expects to be back by the 18th.
John w. Francis returned the lat
ter part of last week from Rochester,
Mimi, where he was operated upon
by Mayo brothers for stomach trou-
BILE. While he is still confined to the
house and considerably weakened by
the operation, he is improving nicely
and his old friends hope he soon will
be out among them again.
A purse which was left accidentally
for few moments in one of the bus
mess houses in town Monday was
acquired by two youths who carried
it into Williams where they were pick
ed up by Town Marshall Charles Muir
ray He returned the purse with its
contents intact to its previous and
rightful owner, Miss Gertrude Schell
of the Normal school.
Mrs. w. Fl. Power and daughter
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quirk and
Miss Bertha Newman motored to
Prescott and back on Sunday, leaving
here at 9:45, stopping for dinner on
the way. They had a very pleasant
visit with dad" Power at the Pio-
neers' Home, spending two hours in
Prescott and stopping for supper, get
ting home at 900 p. m.
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