The Coconino sun., 1925-05-08

thirst.
Golf Clubs! Ladies and Left handel
Specialist Rabbits.
Hemstitching and picoting at Mrs
Longfellow's Art Shop.
j. A card for every occasion at Gass
I mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
4 d. L. Phillips came in from the roat
camp to spend the end of the week.
| Fred Jeffries spent Sunday herr
with Mrs. Jeffries, returning to Phoe
nix Sunday night.
Many Flagstaff people will motor
to Winslow next Friday and SATURDAY
to take in the big airplane celebration
CarTon Motor Co.'s new auto acces
sories annex at Railroad avenue ant
Beaver street is now open for bust
ness.
/ Mrs. Walter Dickinson and daugh
| ter, Betty Jean, went to Holbrool
Monday night to visit Mrs. Harole
Cameron for a week.
| Miss Louise Hodges of Phoenix
stenographer for Representative Har.
! ry Embach, came up last Friday anC
is living with Mrs. Mamie Griffin.
/ Jerry Duffy announces on another
page the offer of sweet prize to the
person suggesting the most accept
able name for his new grocery store.
Gus Viner, the new bother fol
Frank Brooks Skylight City Bottling
works, came Thursday from Santa
Ana, Calf. His family will follow
later.
Clarence Sanderson, who spent the
winter in California, went to his ranch
at Parks last week following his ex-
citing bear hunt. He is now busy
putting in crops.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone 160 for all beauty
work, including manicuring for both
men and women.
Earl Boyer came in from Cedar
Ridge, where he hsa charge of the
trading post, to spend a few days at
his ranch south of here getting things
lined up for spring planting.
Curl Bazell, the auto magnet and
Bob Huddleston, the Winslow jewel
adjuster, of Winslow, were among the
hook and line artists at Lake Mary
Sunday, also visitors in Flagstaff.
Those two residences Contractor N.
P. Agren is building across the street
from the new high school building are
pretty nearly done and add much to
the good looks of that section of
town.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county super
intendent, and Miss Rosa Bouton,
home demonstration agent, drove to
Sedona Monday on an official visit,
returning by way of Prescott and
Ashfork
William Rudd received word yester-
day of the successful thyroid opera
tion performed upon his wife last
week at Rochester, MINI. She is do
ing very nicely but will not be out of
bed for week.
p. j. NORM, accompanied by Miss
Ella Hoffman, drove to town from
Stoneman Lake Saturday for supplies.
They brought word of the capture by
Mr.. Ralston at Apache Maid noun
tain of large bear.
The rummage sale given by the
Civics section of the Woman's club
in charge of Mrs. E. A. Baker, as
sisted by Mrs. E. c. Mills, Mrs. V. M.
SlipRer, and Mrs. c. A. Keller,
brought in over $40.
Mrs. Ike Wheeler and Mrs. Tom De-
vine motored over from Kingman on
Thursday for a visit with Mrs. Dan
Hogan until Sunday, when they re-
turned, accompanied by Mrs. Hogan,
who will visit there for two weeks.
st. Margaret's Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. T. E. Pollock. There was
a called meeting at the church last
Wednesday at which Mrs. r. G. Stew
enson was elected organist and Miss
Elsa Myers, choir leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Babbitt Jr. mo-
tored up from Phoenix on Wednesday
bringing up two handsome automo-
biles for delivery to local customers,
one of whom is C. w. Cox, special tax
representative of the Flagstaff and
w. M. Cady Lumber companies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fuss are very
proud of the little baby daughter who
arrived at their home last Friday
morning, weighing eight pounds. Jack
says whenever after this he's at a
loss to know what or who to paint a
picture of, he'll paint one of her.
Lieut.. Col. Harry B. Embach, sec
retary Of the State Wool Growers as
sociation, accompanied by Mrs. En-
bach and the children, arrived few
days ago from winter headquarters in
Phoenix to remain here during the
summer. They are living at 316 East
Birch avenue.
Zane Grey, the author, was in
Flagstaff on Monday, after a few
hours leaving for the Red Lake coun-
try, where the Lasky people are film
ing his "Wild Horse Mesa" He re-
turned yesterday and left on No. 9
for California. He was accompanied
by an English sea captain Walter
Conley motored them out to the reser-
walton and back.
The Sunshine. Makers, Mrs. VIII
liamson's Sunday school class, held
its egular monthly meeting Saturday
at TIE home of Cordelia Brown. Busi-
ness matters and games were follow
ed by light refreshments. The fol-
lowing members we're present: Grace
Hunt, Margaret Rudd, Imogene Mil