The Coconino sun., 1925-06-12

See the '49 costumes at the bazaar.
June %, %, and Woman's club.
Trade in your old furniture on new
at the Flagstaff Furniture company.
w. Fl. VanFleet came home from
Bunblehee to spend the Weekend with
his wife.
Get marcel that looks nice and
will last, for 75c, by Mrs. Dee Wright,
211 S. Beaver, phone 364. 6-5-tf
w. D. Roden arrived Monday over
land from Phoenix to spend the sum-
mer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Perkins on
Thursday moved to their ranch near
Williams for the summer.
7. w. Hendrick, son of Dr.. and Mrs.
G. w. HendriclI, is working in the
curio department at Rabbits.
Mrs. al Sanford and children left
on Wednesday for SeGgsnan, to spend
some time at the Sanford ranch.
Take your girl to the dance at the
bazaar, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
June 22, %, and Woman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Stewart and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin George of Kingman
are camping at Mormon lake this
week.
Rev. Conrad VanZee of Tuba CITY
drove in Tuesday Today he will move
his family to the reservation for the
summer.
Pick out hat for the 40 celebra-
tion that will do you credit All the
big Stetson styles, and they are
beauts. Sid Gassman.
Mrs A. S. Curtis and children left
Sunday to Join Mr.. Curtis at Berna-
/ lilo, N NJ, where he has been saw
yer for several months.
Mrs. Eli Giclas and son, Henry, re-
turned last week from Los Angeles
where they visited following the death
of their husband and father, Eli Gic-
las.
Bobby McWilliams, accompanied by
Roy Henderson, baker at McWilliams
grocery, drove to Globe Saturday
where the latter went to bring back
his family.
Miss frankie Horton and Miss Edna
Hansen, who taught in Salt River val
ley last winter, have rooms with Mrs.
j. W. Etter and will attend Teachers
college this summer.
An old fashioned dance in the spirit
of 40 is to be planned at a meeting
Of all members Of the Woman's club
tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon at 8
o'clock at the clubhouse
The family of DR.. Walter P. Taylor
who is with the United States biologi-
cal survey at southwestern experiment
station, came last week from Tucson
to stay with him until August.
a hundred per cent service in
every department is the slogan of the
Pilkington Motor Co, successor to the
/ Carron Motor Co and representative
here for Buick and Chevrolet cars.
/ Mrs. Ralph McMillen Of Phoenix
came Monday to join Mr. McMilien.
They are living in one Of the Daugh-
erty apartments. Mr.. Mcmillan is a
plumber for the Wilson & Coffin Ne
F cessity shop.
/ Richard Shafer, prominent Rotarian
! of Merced Calf. on Monday was the
guest Of DR. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Slipher
| With his family, who spent the day in
! Grand Canyon, he was on his way fol
visit in the east.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Storey
drove over from Grand Canyon Sun
dav afternoon to see their sister, Miss
I Johnny Storey Mr.. Storey returned
| Tuesday but Mrs. Storey is spending
| the rest of the week here.
I Refugio Gutierrez, widow of jim
Gutierrez, South San Francisco street
/ business man who died about two
months ago. visited County Clerk Tom
l.. Rees' office on Wednesday and got
a license to marry Daniel Portillo.
! Prof and Mrs Lacey Eastburn and
little daughter arrived in their caI
| Saturday from Phoenix. Professor
Eastburn is member of the Phoenix
Junior college faculty. He will teach
mathematics in summer school here.
| Ted LeBarron came home few
F! days ago from Roswell, N. M, where
he attended military school for two
wears or more, and is spending the
vacationwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jack LeBarron. He may go to the
state university this fall.
DIR. and Mrs " NJ. Slipher have
made application for passports pre-
| liminary to their trip to England
next month. DR.. Slipher will repre-
sent the Lowell observatory at the In
ternational Astronomical union which
meets in Cambridge July IA to "a.
Miss Mildred Richards spent
Wednesday to Friday here with her
brother, Morris Richards, stopping off
on her way to her home in Joseph
City from Tempe, where she grad
uated last week, to attend the com
mencement exercises when Morris
graduated She will teach at Pomer-
enc next year.
o. L. Clark of Lees Ferry came in
with j. E. Klohr and family on the
second of the month and went to Los
Angeles. called by the naval reserve
board of physical examination. There
is a new ruling under which checking
up is done for classification. The
Wilson and Clark lodge and cottages
at the ferry are completed and equip
ment assembled by which parties in
eluding as many as IS persons can be
outfitted and shown over that inter
testing remote district.