The Coconino sun., 1925-04-03

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Order your flowers now for Easter.
The Flower Shop. Phone 81.
Easter candies are now on display
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Hank Allen of the Grand Canyon
park service spent Sunday here on
business.
Miss Rosa Bouton attended the state
parent-teachers' convention held in
Winslow on Saturday.
Al new shipment of beautiful goods
will be in for Easter; it will pay you
to see them early at the Power Hat
shop.
Ned Britt is somewhat better this
week after two weeks relapse fol-
lowing brief convalescence from
pneumonia.
E. M. Moore of Camp Verde and j..
H. Carlisle came up Schnebly hill
Monday, making the trip in three
hours and forty minutes.
George Black Jr. went back to Sc
dona with L. e. Hart on Tuesday. He
found the altitude here little too
high since his illness last month.
Mrs. j. W. Francis and daughter,
Mrs. M. O. Dumas, came up Tuesday
night from Clemenceau, the latter's
home, where Mrs. Francis had been
visiting.
Our new 2500-pound pressure Ale-
mite-Zerk compressor puts the grease
where it belongs. Come IN and see
your car properly CREASED. Webber
Bros. Garage. 4-3-3t
Carl Mayhew, the better pictures
guy, motored to the Gap trading post
Saturday afternoon to take a load of
supplies out to his partner, Buck
Lowrey, manager of the post
Eli Giclas writes from the Glendale
sanitarium near Los Angeles that he
is steadily improving and hopes to
soon be back here with his family and
among his friends and neighbors.
The Town of Flagstaff has filed To-
cation notices on six placer mining
tracts about two miles north and
northeast Of the city reservoirs, to
cover sand deposits needed for city
construction work.
Miss Hazel Whitaker was pleased
Saturday with the arrival of her
brother, Edwin L. Whitaker of Phoe-
nix, who came to spend few days
here. He is impressed with the busi-
ness future of our little city.
Clarence Sullivan has had more
sickness in his family than desirable
this winter. His daughter, Ruth, was
very iii last week with an abcessed
throat and Mrs. Sullivan had re-
turn. of the flu. However, they are all
right at present.
Mrs George H. Crosby Jr. arrived
for few days visit with Miss Marian
Ayers before going on to Green River,
Wyo., TO join her husband, who went
there the first Of the year. She vis-
tied her daughter, Mrs. Nj. r. Scott, in
Williams for ten days.
w. O. Cook, local representative for
Armour & company, has been pro-
NOTED and his headquarters transfer
red to Albuquerque. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
jackson while making arrangements
for their departure on Sunday.
Roy Joplin, who had been mechanic
for Ed Babbitt Motor Co. since last
summer, and his family left Saturday
for Kansas City, where he will en-
gage in his former occupation as
wholesale meat dealer. They came
here for the benefit of his wife's
health, which is greatly improved.
F. E. ("Fen") Cooper, department
store man Of -Owego, N. Y, and his
Charming wife arrived few days ago
to spend several months in Flagstaff.
They both are enamored of our seen
ery and climate. Fen is a Rotarian
and at Tuesdays meeting of Flag
staff Rotary club got acquainted with
several of the members he hadn't al
ready met.
George T. Harrington left on Friday
evening for the home of his aged par
ents in Lawrence, Kan, called by word
of the serious illness of his father,
who had received an injury to his
spine in a bad fall and had asked for
him. He is IS years old and up to the
present has had an active career as an
interior decorator. The mother, who
IS nearly as old, has been under care
of nurse for severaly years.
Peery Francis and his aunt, Mrs. j.
M. Pension, arrived from Phoenix
Monday. Mrs. Pension had been vis-
ting her brother, Dan NJ. Francis, for
several weeks and left him improved
since his attack of fles She will visit
her brother, Joe Francis, and wife,
for some time before going on to her
home in Missouri. Peery will go back
to the Campbell & Francis sheep out
fit near Gilbert about the first OF
the week.
r. S. Hunter of Wickenburg was
here part of this week interesting To-
cal people in his proposition to build
a million dollar fraternerties hospital
at Wickenburg. He is calling on
members of all fraternal organiza--
tions to interest them IN general
amalgamated fraternal effort. He is
a Mason and Hiram and at one. time
was pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Stockton, Kan, of which Attorney
Frank M. Gold, now of Flagstaff, was