The Coconino sun., 1925-07-03

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tion. Phone 3S4R4 7-3t
Ed Metz is roustabouting at the ]
J. Waldhaus garage.
Hemstitching 10c yard at Mrs
Longfeilow's Art shop.
Look on the 40 advertising pagt
for Mrs. Mertz's announcement.
Trade in your old furniture on nev
at the Flagstaff Furniture company
! Bert Hoffman is weighing fruit al
George Blacks fruit store on West
Railroad avenue.
{, Miss Minnie Benson, convalescinq
after the removal of tonsils, was out
Tuesday and is recovering nicely.
Mrs. C. j. Smith, who visited rela-
tives and friends in Colorado during
the past few weeks, returned home
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Brainard announces
the opening of her food shop between
! the Weatherford hotel and the Or
Epheum theater.
The clerking force at Brooks gro
Gerry and meat market was increased
tASs week by the arrival Of L. H.
Yancy of Glendale, Ariz.
! Why do they eat at Griff's? Be
cause he serves the best food for the
least money and has the cleanest and
most restful cafe in town.
Miss Florence Klein and Miss
Louise Peddicord of Prescott drove
over Thursday to witness our celebra-
/ tion and attend to business.
Special chicken dinner Sundays
Board and lodging by day, week or
month. Tioga Lodge, Oak Creek
George H. Lamport, proprietor.
Division Supt McCully and Division
Engineer Cline of Winslow were in
Flagstaff Tuesday evening looking
over the new yard work being done.
Mrs. Vaughn S. MCGUIRE, who had
been in Phoenix for some time during
the illness and death of her father, is
expected home today. Her mother will
go to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Sanford moved in
this week from their Seligman ranch
to spend the summer at their home
here. Charlie Sanford came up sew.
eral days ahead of them.
Miss Mary Costigan is enjoying
visit with cousins from Detroit, Mrs.
Catharine Walsh and daughter, Mary,
who arrived Tuesday to spend
month before going to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Mills are ex-
pecting visit during the celebration
from friends from Pittsburg, Mass,
Kenneth C. Murch and Bernard 3.
Brockelman, who are driving through.
w M. Cady Jr. returned on Tues
day from Pasadena, where he had
been for a short visit with his wife
and children, who are spending sew
eral weeks there at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Cady Sr.
Jack Montgomery, who spent the
winter with his grandparents at.
Ocean Park, Calf, arrived on the
first to be with his mother, Mrs. Dave
O'Bien and sisters, Myrth and Ethel
during vacation.
Under-sheriff d. L. Mckinney drove
to Lees Ferry few days ago, taking
some gasoline to store there for use
Of the sheriff's office and accompan-
led by Ferryman Moon, who had been
here having an infected hand treated.
The Business and Professional
women win have their regular dinner
next Tuesday night at 6:15
in the Rotary room. Mrs. William
Babbitt, Miss Lorraine Allen and Miss
Julia Arthur will have the program
IN charge.
Louis Garsez, who lives in Oldtown, t
was raided this week by Undersheriff I
D. l.. Mckinney and Deputy Art
who got two stills, about
three gallons of hooch and Garsez, /
who is in county Jail and says.h the
wrong man.
Charlie Gillham, former assistant /
% N. E. Musgrave, state predatory /
animal man, is now connected with /
Fhe Sun, in reportorial and business
,apaeity. Charlie has many friends |
Up this way who will be glad to have
lim stick around long and often
A letter from the New Orleans /
physician Of Charlie Burns, auditor
or the Flagstaff Lumber company, /
'eceived by DR.. C. w. Hendrick, +
diagnosed his trouble as multiple 7
iCAAllio dild SdSS lildl ne Is SLOWLY re-
covering and it is just matter Of
.me until he will be back with us
gain. Fine dope, Charliel
i ]. I. /. Ralston, rancher from Apache i
laid, delivered so head of mixed cat
lie in Flagstaff this week. He de-
'lored the fact that ranchers were
orced to sell their young stock and
eep the old. "a market for old cat
lie, so that the young stock might be
.sed for breeding purposes, is the
owman's greatest need" he declares.
A. Vincent Taylor of Little Falls,
linn, manager of the Minnesota
light and Power company dropped
ITO town Saturday afternoon and put
4 two busy days greeting old friends
1any of whom he had not seen since
is last call here Is years ago. He is
he son of Professor A. N. Taylor,
irst president Of Flagstaff Normal