The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES

visiting friends in Prescott.
The new Chevrolet on display at
Odd Fellows building next week.
Billy Kerr, one time trader on the
reservation, is in town for the winter.
M. D. Boyette, prominent Spring
Valley rancher, was visitor here
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Hall is enjoying a 12-
day excursion down the west coast
of Mexico.
Most unique valentines ever pre-
sented here.-Gassman' newsstand
and gift shop.
Magazines and newspapers. Sub
stand and gift shop.
Buster Raudebaugh is Dustin
around at the wheel of the Rickel d
Hilkins grocery delivery chariot.
Jack HARRISON, in charge of Bab-
bitt cattle outfit near Grand Falls,
spent Friday and Saturday in town.
Mrs. C. Muncy arrived Tuesday
from Winslow to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Scher-
mann.
Art Williams, who came in from
his Fort Valley ranch two weeks ago
for care at Mercs hospital, is still
very ILL., ,.
filed divorce proceedings against La
Winnie Scudder Frank NJ. Gold is his
attorney.
DR.. Z. H. Harbridge will be in
Flagstaff on Monday to stay several
days, looking after the eyes OF his
patients here.
Michael Schmuck writes that he has
left McNary and now is working
above the clouds with the lumber COM
pany at Cloudcroft, N. M.
Bob Taylor Jr., Fred Nackard and
! George Tyson left last night for Pres
cott, Jerome and Clarkdale to root for
the local high school basketball teams
/ Mrs. F. c. Wesley, wife of the
craftsman who handles The Suns big
presses, will arrive today from III
/ Paso, where she had been visiting for
some time.
| Miss Augusta Pragst, second grade
critic in the training school, who has
been on leave of absence during the
! fall quarter is expected to return the
first of February.
The civics department of the
Woman's club will meet at the
Weatherford hotel tomorrow at 2:30.
The subject will be Education and
Social Progress" with Miss Helen
Lamb as leader.
The Claude Knight family moved to
town from Black Bill park the first
/ of the week and will live in the
Bvrnes house on West Phoenix ave.
/ Mr.. Knight is the new mechanic at
the county garage.
Miss Gertrude Glasser, who was
graduated with the Normal Christmas
class has accepted a position in
! Mesa. Miss Lintz, head of the Nor
NAL department of education, highly
recommended Miss Glasser for the
position.
Prof. R. G. Stevenson, who holds
down the chair Of history in connec-
ton with his other administrative du-
/ ties at the Normal training school, Is
! in charge of assemblies during DR..
Cotton's sojourn to the capital In the
interest of the schools appropriation.
Flagstaff visitors: r. D. Farms
worth, Phoenix; Steve McPurson,
Jerome; C. o. Williams, R. B. Tack
lit, Jack Stewart, Phoenix; H. M.
| SibIey, J. H. Kielty, Jack Olson, Tue
son; F. A. Miller, Ben j. Perkins, Will
liams; j. E. Balmer, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
/ S. Young, Leupp; ]. S. Kern, G. h.
| Andrews, Valentine.
F Ed Poston and Ollie Abercrombie
both of Flagstaff, who left there two
weeks ago in their Ford for the
southern part of state, went down al
most to Yuma, but finally turned
back north and have decided to spend
two months or more trapping in the
Red Rock or Dry Creek section. Both
have had lots of experience in that
| line and will no doubt get quite few
pelts> this winter They report the
desert south unusually cold and many
range cattle dying because of the ex-
cessive cold and shortage Of feed
| Jerome News.
Flagstaff Normal basketball squad,
now invading the counties east, was
defeated at Eagar Tuesday night, 30
| to 10, but the next night bagged its
game with the fast St. Johns aggrega-
ton by 25 to o. Last night the local
bows rested at Hobrook, where they
will play tonight They wind up their
present ay-from-home schedule to-
i morrow night at Winslow. A hundred
miles by auto to Eagar, necessitating
rolling out in the morning at four
/ o'clock, may be partly responsible for
their loss of the game there, though
the absence from their regular lineup
! of three of their best players undoubt-
/ edlv had something to do with it.