The Coconino sun., 1925-02-06

coast Sunday for day or so of bust
ness.
Rug cleaner for sale at Flagstaff
Furniture Co. makes your old rugs
look like new for 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cram are oe-
cupying the Sarah Voolfolk house on
West Aspen avenue.
Mrs. Louis Kelly was unable to re-
port for duty at Rabbits part of
this week on account of cold
Will take some furniture as part
payment on Singer sewing machine.
Call at Singer office, 10 West Aspen.
With his mustache-that big one he
sported so long eradicated, Billy
Wallace now has complete disguise.
Dannie Campbell was in town part
of this week, coming up from the
country.
Capt. j. B. Wright returned the
last of last week from two weeks at
Fort Bliss, Texas, at the reserve off
GERS training camp.
Valentines-W -Washington's birthday
novelties-Fresh shipment Martha
Washington candy, at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Rev. w. H. Zook, formerly of Flag
staff, more recently of Mesa, is leav-
ing the latter city for the Methodist
pastorate at Hill City, Kan.
L. C. Lashmet of Lake Mary has
the contract for building the new
bridge at st. Joe to replace the one
washed out few months ago.
There will be food sale in Bah
bits grocery department on Satur-
day afternoon, February Z, given by
the Home Economics department of
the Woman's club. 2t
j. E. Nichols and family are plan
ming to exercise their new Chandler
sedan, that they purchased from
Claude Mack, by taking trip to Phoe
nix in the near future.
George Fleming, who had been
spending a few days here with his
family, left again this week with his
sample cases for southeastern Cali
fornia and southern Arizona.
1t will be good news to the many
friends of Mrs G. F. Manning Sr.
that she is so far on the road to re-
covery after an illness of several
weeks that she will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richmond serv-
ed turkey dinner on Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, John
Raudebaugh, Mollie Raudebaugh and
William Francis Raudebaugh as
guests.
Police Magistrate Zadok Sheffield
on Tuesday sold his newsstand to j.
G. Maxwell, who has been hotel clerk
at the Pine this winter. Mr.. Maxwell
has lived in Flagstaff and vicinity for
the past five years.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gassman left on
Wednesday TO motor to Phoenix and
other southern Arizona cities on two
weeks vacation, during which they
will spend several days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Wheat.
City Marshal Justin r. Cooper,
struck by sudden spell of acute in
digestion, tainted Monday and fell off
the street curb, badly bruising his
face and loosening some teeth. He
was all right again in few minutes,
but has some big scars.
Let's see how much we can add to
the attractiveness Of Flagstaff next
week. Yards, streets and alleys have
accumulated refuse. Unsightly pos
ters on electric light and telephone
poles. Lots of room for improvement.
Phone for help from the boy scouts
They want to help,
McDaniels, added to his other trou-
bles, will be sued for payment of the
Flint car he smashed up last fall if
he gets loose enough so suit could
have any effect on him. 1t is also re-
ported from Alexandria that a move
ment is afoot to have him examined
to determine his sanity.
Jack Lapraik, engineer for the u
S. bureau of public roads, says that
very soon now the new highway east
of Flagstaff can be dragged to elimi-
nate the deep ruts that have disfigur-
ed it since the spring thaw. This road
as far as finished will likely be in
very good shape in a short time.
Earl Germany writes that business
is booming in Chandler, where he is
in the taxi business with John Rees,
who has the concession at the San
Marcos hotel. Earl and John help
each other out in their respective rush
seasons. Mr.. Rees was here during
our busy season last summer and
will be here this summer.
Under-sheriff Durward Mckinney
and Deputy Art Vandevier had most
enjoyable and healthful time in Oak
Creek canyon on Tuesday, during
which they turned over the turf on
few sections of land looking for
booze outfit. Their search was only
partially successful, all they found be-
ing a coil and the lid of still.
The first news that slot machine
belonging to the bowling club had
been stolen from the alleys was when
it was found under the first culvert
beyond the paving on the Lake Mary
road on Sunday by Richard Prochnow,
Joe and Leo Steinmetz, Charles Burns
and Perry Barksdale, who reported
their find to the sheriff's office.
George Black Jr., came up over Oak |
Creek hill from Sedona the last Of
last week and says the road is pass
able all the way through, though there
is a bad place at the top of the hill |
on the new route which may be avoid |
ed by following the old route. George
Lamport tore the rear-end out of his |