The Coconino sun., 1925-04-03

we ldIiui6 all kiIluS OF renLaIS.-
Alf Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. Constance Lowell spent most
of this weelin Phoenix.
When in town don't fail to visit the
Power Hat shop, 113 e. Aspen ave.
Powder Puff Beauty Parlor will be
located in the Nackard building on
April Is. Phone $50.
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassn1an's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Miss Mary Conrard returned to her
duties at the postoffiee Wednesday af.
ter being on annual leave for 15 days
Arthur Kennedy of the street clean
ing department has a. new Chevrolet
touring car bought through the Car
ron Motor Co.
Miss Monty Knupp of Los Angeles
arrived last week to do special legal
work on records in Attorney Frank
Harrison's office.
George See reports sales for last
week as follows: Graham ton truck to
o. Logan and commercial screen truck
to the forest service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson drove
up from Canyon Diablo Saturday fol-
a call upon Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wal
lace, their sister and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibbs leave
Tuesday for Wickenburg where they
will visit a daughter, after which they
will go to Tucson to remain until
summer school begins here.
The ladies who prepared and served
the Rotary luncheon on Tuesday were
Mrs. j. B. Francis, Mrs. Charles
Isham, Mrs. j. w. Crenshaw, Mrs.
George Fleming and Mrs. L. r. Hail.
Charlie Gilham, assistant state
predatory animal Inspector, on his
way to Sycamore Canyon after bear,
stopped here for a brief visit with his
brother, Norman Gilham, employed by
the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
Miss Eleanefe Greenlaw, secretary
to City School Superintendent j. @.
Thomas, leaves tonight for Bisbee
where she will spend her Easter va
cation visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Knoles and daughter, Miss Bernice.
All who have seen them are en-
thusiastic over the splendid workman
ship, matter and material and the
beautiful styles embodied in the new
spring coats for women from Hart
Schaffner & Marx now OH display at
Sid Gassman's.
w. B. Raudebaugh leaves tonight
for Clafkdale on business, then will
90 to Clemenceau, where Mrs. Raude-
baugh and the children are visiting.
He will shoot with the Flagstaff Gun
club at jerome on Sunday, returning
home that night.
Mrs. Z. S. Hoovler returned to her
home in Kansas last week to pack her
household goods preparatory to adopt
ing Flagstaff as her home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoovler will be back here about
the first of May and occupy their new
home in the west end of town.
Miss Rebecca Spear was elected sec
retary and treasurer in place of Mrs.
Cora Harris, who is leaving for Texas,
at a called meeting of st. Margaret's
guild at the home of Mrs. Charles
Isham last Wednesday afternoon.
Definite plans were made for the Civ
ing of bridge luncheon ON April 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benner ar
rived from Ft. Collins, Colo, the lat
ter part of last week and are living
on Aspen avenue, near Beaver, Mr..
Benner is an experienced printer who
had for some time been in correspond
ence with The Sun, with the staff of
which he is now connected, succeeding
A. C. Saunders.
Mrs. P. ]. Lindemann, Mrs. Frank
Conrard, Mrs. John Cooney, Mrs. Bal
zar Hook, Mrs. Marian Rodriguez,
Mrs. Agnes Pouthie and Miss Ger
trude Babbitt were the committee in
charge of the successful rummage sale
given at st. Anthony's hall last week
at which $97.85 was cleared toward re-
modelling the hall.
w. L. Morgan Of Parks, treasurer
of the proposed associated federation
hospital at Wickenburg, now being fl
nanced, was in Flagstaff the first OF
the week, comforting with the Rev.
Mr.. Hunter, originator of the plan.
The latter viii be here again in few
days. He met with much encourage
ment while here the other day and re-
ceived many subscriptions.
St Margaret's guild holds itself re-
sponsible for the catering to the
Business Mems association banqaets.
Members who saw to the wants of the
inner man Monday night were Mrs. K.
E. Taylor, chairman; Mrs. G. A. Kel-
Ter, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. e. G.
Mills, Mrs. Henrietta Myers, Mrs. g..
N. Baty and Miss Rebeeca Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleming
sponsored a happy afternoon party
Saturday in honor of the birthdays of
their sons, George, s, and Edwin, 3.
The older boys enjoyed picnic on the
nearby mesa and the little fellows
were entertained at home. The boun-
teous eats were done full justice to by
Jake, Bobbie Moran, Bobby
Nichols, Ray Nichols, Matthew
Wright, Jack Verkamp, Jack Clarke,
john Wright, Edward Pollard, Teddy
Johnston, Don Mcmillan, Ernest
RODRIGUEZ, Pete Lindemann and Tom
and Bobbie Fleming.