The Coconino sun., 1925-05-29
THE COCONINO sim

Longfellow's Art Shop.
Full line of homemade sausages,
made daily at Rabbits.
Mrs. Minnie Ladd of Parks was
shopping in town Monday.
Trade in your old furniture on new
at the Flagstaff Furniture company.
White frocls for first communion
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
American Legion Auxiliary food
sale Saturday, June at Mayhem
studio.
Register at Rabbits hardware de-
partment for the new fishing con-
test June 1st.
Mrs. Joe Pyland left on Monday for
st. Louis, to visit relatives for two
months. She went by way Of Chicago.
Joe B. Rickel is negotiating traffic
on our busy thoroughfares with new
Ford sedan purchased from Ed Bah
bitt.
Improved and unimproved property
for sale. Also one room apartment
for rent. j. L. Daugherty, 316 North
San Francisco. 5-29-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
daughter, Miss Marion Ayers, will
motor to Prescott Saturday afternoon
to visit son, Forest Ayers.
Children's books-the much talked
of "Nobody's Boy" and "Nobody's
Girl" by Hector Malot-at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
A. II. McKelvy and daughter, Miss
Jessie McKelvy, who are living in one
of the Greenlaw cottages, have joined
the staff Of the Moser Peerless bak-
cry.
Ed Raudebaugh and Charlie Spear
came in Saturday from the Babbitt
cattle ranges. They built concrete
cattle dipping vats at Dennison and
Red Gap.
Mrs. E. H. Baker and daughter
Donna, have moved to Malapais
Manor, the country home of Mrs. John
Francis with whom they will spend
the summer.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building Phone 100 for all beauty
work, including manicuring for both
men and women.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Germany of
Mississippi are visiting their son, Earl
Germany, who is critically i'll in hos
pital in Phoenix following an opera
tion on the liver
Attorney C. B. Wilson spent part
of last week and this in Kingman, at
tending to a court case, getting away
for the weekend which he spent in
Los Angeles, where his family are for
a few weeks.
Perhaps pursuant, perhaps inde-
pendent of last weeks compliment in
The Sun of the happy-go-lucky colors
on the courthouse doors, they have
been conscientuousiy repainted, with
right smart improvement.
Lake Mary was the place, Thursday
evening the time, and the girls, Helen
Diliman, Laura Arthur, Marion Wal
lace, Zella Jones, Bertha Campbell,
and Helen Perry, and the escorts, Al
bert Dillman, Tom Bunch, Ray
Brahmstead, Arthur Perry and Frank
Samsky. 1t was picnic party.
The lineup of Jack Fuss boy scouts
for the baseball contest with Winslow
scouts tomorrow: First base, Slipher;
second base, Cress; third base, jake;
shortstop, Harrison; right field
Burns; left field, Prochnow; center
field, Cooper; pitcher, Cree; catcher,
/ Thomas. Game o'clock tomorrow at
McMullen field
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse and lit
tie Jean and Richard of Phoenix, ac-
companied by Aston Morse and chill
dren, Verna and Dwight, of Camp
Verde, arrived Monday noon for a
visit with Mrs F. A. Morse. Alston
Morse and children returned Thurs
day but the remainder of the party
will not leave until Monday.
Mrs. John Clarke was elected chair
man, Mrs George Fleming vice-chair-
man, and Mrs. G. l.. Dickinson secre-
| tary-treasarer, of the Home Econom-
les department for the ensuing year at
the business meeting Tuesday after
noon This section has raised and
! spent nearly 5000 during the past
year toward furnishing the clubhouse
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston and
sons, Jimmie and Teddy, and Mrs
Johnston's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Merritt, on Sunday had the misfor-
tune to run into one of the speed
traps in Clemenceau, with unhappy
results, bad shaking up, especially
in the case Of Mrs Merritt, and a
bent axle and minor damages to the
! car
Jimmy Lewis, chief chef at thc
Breen-Lewis Drug Co., returned Mon
/ day from Los Angeles where he has
been having his interior remodeled
to insure more physical comfort. The
/ physical mechanians at the West
Lake hospital discovered some of his
inner gears had wo1n some and took
out couple extras and turned him
loose, good for several hundred thou
sand miles yet. He is doing fine
though he favors the side some where
the paint was scraped off.
A pleasant afternoon with sewing
and conversation was spent at the
first Of series of 10 cent teas at the
home of Mrs. Dan Williams in Mil
ton Monday, given by the American
Legion Auxiliary. The guests were
served tea and waters, Mrs. ]. E.