The Coconino sun., 1925-03-06
LOCAL BREVITES
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We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf Dickinson & Son.
NJ. Kalaf of the Bargain store has
fine new $3.50 radio set installed.
w. L. Back, the we'll known Beaver
Creek rancher spent Sunday in Flag
staff.
Joe Pyland, who is in the employ
Of the Flagstaff Lumber company, is
congalescing from the flu.
Mrs. 7. F. Pollock is able to be
around the house but not yet strong
enough to be out of doors, after hav-
ing the flu for a week.
Mrs. Floyd Jones arrived from her
home in Prescott Monday night to
care for her mother, Mrs. Julia Ar
thur, who is down with the flu.
Make your new Easter dress and
enter it in Rabbits Dressmaking Con-
test-S25 for first apply for
details at Dry Goods Department.
Little Alice Nora Tarver arrived
on March 2 to live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud T. Tarver and brothers and sis
ters.
Jack Hummel, contractor for the
new kerley trading post at Moencopie,
and Miss Mae Beckwith spent day
here last week
D. L. Phillips, who was out at
Grand Falls with Sam Thompson's
cattle outfit came to town Monday to
receive medical attention for stub
born case Of flu.
U. J. Lewis with Oliver Allsup drove
to Los Angeles Sunday to see his
mother and attend to some odds and
ends OF business. They will return
by Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson and
little daughter, Lois, motored to
Clemenceau Saturday afternoon to
visit Mr.. Dickinson's father, William
Dickinson.
Nell Erickson and wife are back
from his winter vacation in the south
e1n part of the state and at their
post at the Walnut Canyon cliff dwell
ings and glad to see all good people
of Flagstaff.
Frank Sinez came from Saginaw
camp to Mercy hospital Tuesday for
treatment for a thumb which was
badly mangled in a dog fight out
there Hise right thumb was ampu-
tated at the first joint.
New-the spring styles at Sid Gass-
mans. New Hart Schaffner & Marx
suits. New shoes, including speedy
oxfords. New hats, including all the
new Stetson styles. New fancy hos
iery. New shirts-Sid Gassman.
B. Hyde and w. G, Griffin and wife
were in Cottonwood along with Frank
Hyde on business deal. Mr.. Hyde
is a resident of Flagstaff, but is in
terested in his boys, who are dry
farmers in Big Park.-Jerome News.
Guy Longley, formerly of Flagstaff,
is now in charge of the soda fountain
at the Clarkdale pharmacy. Mr..
Longley is a man of long experience
in his line, and customers are there
fore guaranteed efficient service
Jerome News.
Both the boys and girls basketball
teams Of the Flagstaff high school
viii have the final game of the sea-
son tonight when they meet the
Winslow teams at the high school
auditorium. The Winslow teams are
both strong and good games are ex-
pected.
Lee Doyle and his wife were in Cot
tonwood yesterday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle are pioneer residents of
Flagstaff, and were here on brief
visit. Ngs Doyle has never seen
Cottonwood before, and expressed
considerable surprise at the growth
and prosperity of the town.-Jerome
News.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caring were
expected home yesterday from the
hot springs near Albuquerque where
they went some weeks ago for the
benefit of Roberts health. Robert
had a painful attack of rheumatism
as a result of being out in too much
cold and wet weather during our win
ter season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson enter
tanned Thursday night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs E. J.-Parsons and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Williams who are soon
moving to Texas where Mr.. Parsons
will manage new Penney store. The
guests invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Warnock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hillebrandt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Isham, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Coulter, Mr. and Mrs, Henry AIbers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter James.