The Coconino sun., 1925-03-06

Have you seen the beautiful linen
service. sets at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop?
Little Mary Leon. the year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.J E. Nichols
is sick with the flu.
Frank Livermore of Phoenix. came
up to attend the funeral of his old
! friend John Francis.
Roy George left Sunday for a two
weeks stay in New York city for
both business and pleasure.
Charles Nickel and family drove to
Phoenix Wednesday to spend the rest
of the week visiting his wife's folks.
Nose Anspach, who has been in
poor health for several months suffer-
ing from rheumatism, is able to be,
out occasionally.
Jimmie Long reported for work at
the White House garage on Monday
morning after an absence due to d
thorough case of the measles.
Mr.. aad Mrs Francis Decker have
located in Clemenceau permanently,
having moved there from Riordan. Mr..
Decker has accepted a position in
Jerome.
John @. Thomas, superintendent OF
Flagstaff schools, is expected to ar
rive home today from Cincinnati,
Ohio, where he attended the sessions
Of the National Educational sassocia-
ton.
Mrs. Troy Strickland is at Mercy
hospital in a serious condition follow
ing the flu. Her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hoovler are here,
having made the trip from Medicine
Lodge, Kan, between Monday after
noon and Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert Hanna are
home again from Hot Springs, N. NJ,
where they spent their first honey
moon and now another one for the
| last five weeks. They report a ger-
geous time and if smiles are
any indication they told the truth.
! The civics department of the
Woman's club held very interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Kennedy last Saturday afternoon.
/ the topic of current events. There
] WtS d IOu44u IdDt6 ulSCuSS4OIl OLf GiNlC
/ improvement.
/ Miss Mary Beckwith, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Larson of Ash
fork to Hollywood, Calf, Monday
where Mr.. Larson will engage in the
real estate game. Miss Beckwith Will
remain indefinitely, visiting friends
4 for some weeks and afterwards en-
gaging in work she has in mind.
/ On Monday, before Judge ]. E..
Jones in the superior court, Francis
4 d. Cradle presented proofs and was
given judgment in the. case of the
i Western Indemnity company against
the Navajo Pacific Copper company
I to an amount, including interest, of
I $1081.12 and foreclosure Of plaintiffs
i attachment lien.
/ Several cars drove cut to Lake
Mary Sunday for the first time this
spring. They report the roads in
good condition considering the time of
/ year and the severity of the past win
4 ter. In spite of the large amount of
water being pumped out by the lum-
/ Der companies the lake is gradually
filling up. A few days Of warm
weather, such as we are having now,
will see it soon reach its usual level.
1 Il G. M. Archer and wife, who are To-
4 Gated in Glendale, where G. NJ. is man
ager of the Standard Oil company
j branch, were in Flagstaff Sunday.
They drove up Saturday, returning
/ Sunday night They We're accompan-
led home by AIRS. Z. C. Mills and Miss
Helen Williams, who visited a few
DAYS with Mrs. Mills sister, Miss Car
rie Shoff, Of Phoenix.
j The delicious turkey dinner served
by Mr., and Mrs. Frank Richmond Sun
day evening was in honor of the we'd
ding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Hillebrandt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richmond and the birthday of Bert
! Cameron. Mr. and : Mrs. Dayton
Draine and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt
/ were also invited as they had had an
/ fniversaries and birthdays too, though
not during the current week.
nv A ArtCc, N4TSxx EIDE LJOTTGE