The Coconino sun., 1925-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES
Iemstitching at the Art Shop.

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We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf Dickinson & Son.
Ramon Legaspi has joined the staff
at the Breen-Lewis drug store.
r. A Shultas, farmer of Garland
Prairie, spent couple of days here
on business.
Old furniture taken in exchange as
part payment on new, at Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
New arrivals in Kasha cloth dresses.
The smartest choice for early spring
wear. Rabbits
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mccullough left
Wednesday for Prescott where their
temporary home will be.
Mrs. Roy Nagiller and mother, Mrs.
w. T. Thomasson, of Red Lake were
in town on Friday on business.
C. Y. Campbell, former deputy
sheriff at Williams, has new Chew
rolet touring car, bought from Lee
Carron.
K. J. Nackard, who is on buying
trip in the east, writes from New
York that he is very busy and will be
nome next week.
H. Reidhead with number $50, is the
new owner of the Griffin car that we
all bought recently. He lives at
Standard, Arizona.
Judge J. f. Crosby sat in superior
court here on Friday for Judge j. E.
Jones in a hearing on law questions in
the Thomasson divorce case.
Miss Consuelo Carroll, a niece of
Mrs. F. c. Wesley, arrived on Sunday
from Santa Fe and will make her
home here with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley.
Miss Zella Jones is leaving tonight
for Williams to be one of the guests
at a progressive house party that will
take place there over Saturday and
Sunday.
The following invaded Harrison
Conrard's retreat at Robbers Roost
under Eden crags last Sunday and
treated him to a grilled steak dinner:
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Bertling, Mrs. Mol
lie Crenshaw, Martinez Rewald and
John Morrison.
John Marine, accompanied by ]. E.
Treagle, drove to Phoenix Sunday to
spend a week or so looking over the
new shipment of Maxwell cars and to
select one for delivery here. Mr..
Treagle will attend a meeting of stock
men in Phoenix.
H. H. Gaisser informs The Sun that
headquarters of the 103rd division, U.
S. army, will broadcast army address
es from KLZ, Denver, from 8 to 8:15
p. m. mountain time, on the evenings
of February "a, March 10 and March
"a, and April IA and %.
The Pine hotel will have a capacity
of eight more rooms when the present
remodeling is finished, the floors on
the same level and the whole building
made two stories. This is about the
oldest hotel in town but will be as
modern as any, when the present al
terations are made.
Mayor Loren w. Cress and City
Clerk Clarence T. Pulliam left Tues
day night for Denver to deliver the
S4F5,000 worth of water bonds to the
purchasers. These bonds have drawn
interest at the rate of S76 day since
January 1, a total of 43 days, which
adds S3268 to Flagstaff's revenue.
In superior court, Tuesday, Judge j
E. Jones granted divorce to Ida
Morris from Frank Morris, who is in
Sacramento, Calf. She was given the
custody of the two minor children
who are in St. Joseph's orphanage in
Tucson, and an allowance of $50 q
month for their support. The charge
was desertion.
Melvin Corbett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Corbett, is now what is
technically known as "the devil" on
The Sun staff. That is pretty
rough name, however, for this fine,
energetic young man, who is starring
on the climb to master the journals
tic game from the mechanical end. He
is a student at the Normal.
The afternoon bridge club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Isham. These members and guests
will be present: Mrs. Walter Bennett,
Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske, Mrs. A. F. Grim
nell, Mrs. G. F. Manning Jr., Mrs.
Vaughn S. Mcclure, Mrs. Joe Rickel,
Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Al Sanford,
Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. Irl Walters,
Mrs George Vernon Harris and Mrs.
Mollie Crenshaw.