The Coconino sun., 1925-05-01
Coca Cola in bottles, always


f. W. Winlder and wife and son of
Clarkdale were visitors here Sunday.
Don Chisholm and daughter drove
to town from Mormon Lake Wednes-
day.
White Rotary Sewing Machines for
sale. 419 w. Birch Ave. Mrs. White
house.
A fine big baby boy was born yes
terday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Williams.
Fine new selections of living room
suites and day-beds at Flagstaff Fur
rniture Co.
Little Molly, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh is suffering
with mumps
We have the largest selection of
rugs in northern Arizona. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Ike Smith, foreman of the T Bar
outfit in the Sedona district, spent
Sunday in town.
Baseball fans can have the latest
sporting news at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
County School Superintendent Mrs.
Charlotte Acker on Tuesday went to
Winona on official business.
County Treasurer Ana Frohmiller
spent few days at home this week
with light attack of the flu.
Mrs. Fred F. Williams came up
from Winslow Sunday to visit her
brother, Lynn Williams, and family.
Miss Francis Sharpe and Miss
Rosa White of the Grand Canyon
teaching staff spent Wednesday in
town.
Frank Echenique, sheepman Of
Holbrook, came up Tuesday to visit
his wife and three little girls for a
week.
Mrs. Lafayette Weinberg arrived
Friday from Galesburg, H., to spend
month with her daughter, Mrs. F.
f. Browning.
Attorney Frank M. Gold is busy
sprucing up his office this week to
get in step with those advocating a
shining town.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Crump, Jack
Wilson and daughters, Mary and vi
vette, and Mr.. Thomason motored to
Prescott Sunday.
Attorney Frank Harrison has filed
complaint for a divorce in behalf of
Nora Pratt against Will Pratt under
the charge of desertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell are re-
joicing in the possession of their first
child, a baby boy born Sunday. Jack
iG on the ITnion Oil staff
If you're a golf enthusiast, drop
around at Sid Gassman's and try the
| feel of the new clubs. He has both
clubs and balls for sale.
Hubert Richardson left the early
part of the week for his Navajo
Mountain trading post, at the head of
his new trail to Rainbow bridge.
The ladies of the Altar society will
give one of their popular card parties
at st. Anthony's hall Wednesday eve-
ming, May 6. Bring so cents with you.
Fire alarm during the noon hour
Yesterday called the department to
| the Dick Bongberg house, occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Burke. False
alarm.
| C. f. Boyette of Maine was here
Monday fixing up his bond required
as driver of the stage which will
transport children to the consolidated
school at Maine.
Hear the splendid contralto, Mrs
Smith George, who won first place in
the state music contest for young
artists, this afternoon at 3 o'clock al
the Woman's club.
Frost & Hansen, sub-contractors
| for Downer & Nero on the road work
east of here, have lost three valuable
work horses in the last few days ant
several more are sick. 1t is believed
to be ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. Gene Settle stopped off Friday
until Sunday to visit Miss Iella Jone:
and other friends, coming from Okla
homa where she visited her brothel
several months, on her way 70 Doug
| las where she will locate.
E. D. Babbitt has sold Fords re
Gently to Gordon Evans, Cook 4
lO'Bmen, Walter Parton Of Bellemont
and Ford trucks to Erie Buvall o.
Parks, Walter Durham Of Stonemal
4 Lake and Ben Wytema of Hoteyille
| Ernest O'Brien of Cook & O'Brien
4 Kansas City contractors who will
lay the new springs to reservoi
pipe line and build the road along il
arrived this week and on Wednesda.
began unloading equipment which vii
: be put to work on the job next week
George T, Harrington got home o.
Wednesday from Lawrence, Kan
where he was called several week
ago by the death of his father. Fol
lowing the latter's death, Mr.. Her
rington remained there some littl
time on business connected with tn
4 estate.
Rev. George Vernon Harris, hi
wife and his mother, Mrs. Cora Han
,, ris, will leave Sunday after mornin
services on the first part of thei
overland journey to their new locatio
at Lubbock, Texas, where they wi
arrive in time for the first Sunda
service, May 10.
Mrs. j. B. Rickel will be hostess t
the Afternoon Bridge club today, er
PERTAINING Mrs. Jake Thoman, Mr.
Charles Ploussard, Mrs. H. P. Asselil
! Mrs. Vaughn Mcclure, Mrs. Fell
; Manning, Mrs. George Myers, Mr.
l. ~, - ,.lae Tebaya Mrc r. Grim M al