The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26

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Hemstitching 10c yard at Mrs
1 Longfellow's Art shop.
New shipment of early fall kid, felt,
and silk hats at the Power Hat shop.
A nice line of summer hats at a
great reduction at the Power Hat
shop.
Amy Lowell this week in superior
court filed suit for divorce against
Dave Lowell.
4 Headquarters for magazines and
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
| Dave O'Brien is trying to look
cheerful at work this week after a
tussle with flu.
We serve a five-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22-tf
! Mrs. Jess Gaddfs returned Thurs
day from Leupp where she visited her
Esister, Miss Mary Elliot, for two
weeks.
4 Ike Daugherty and Harry Yanell
pected home today with the 49
gambling pdVlnoil.
Joe Prochaska, erstwhile state game
warden, was in Flagstaff the first of
the week attending the state game
shoot as an expert witness.
Alfred Skeels, Walter Lindblom,
Ed Byers, Erie Poison and Charlie
Button were up from Williams last
night to attend the congressional ban
quet.
Carl Mcclure will, right after the
big celebration, go to Seligman to
scatter poison for his brother-in-l law,
Ben Foster, in charge of prairie dog
eradication.
Miss Mary Ellen Bartlett has fin
ished her term of school at Houck
and returned home to spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Bartlett.
Miss Mabel Gentner, 1923 grad
uate of Normal, came from San
Simon, where she taught, to attend
summer school. She is staying with
Mrs. Frank Compton.
DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Dumas of
Clemenceau and children drove up
Friday to visit Mrs. Dumas sister,
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, while the
doctor participated in the trap shoot.
C. M. Morrow, who has been at the
soldiers home in California, writes
that he is leaving soon for Winona,
Wash, where he expects to spend sew
eral months with his brother and sis
ter.
Phone 224 and leave orders for
whipping cream, French pastry, ice
cream. sherbets, favors or anything
in the catering line for private par
ties or banquets. Griff's Cafe and
Chocolate shop.
st. Margaret's Guild gave a get
together picnic in the woods off the
Williams road Wednesday night, III
honor of Episcopal friends attending
summer school at Teachers college.
About so we're present.
CLYDE Zerby, director of the 40
celebration, and Marvin Heir left on
Monday night to drive to Globe, Clyde
exnecting to be back within three
days, Marvin to tack up advertising
Of the big celebration all through the
south part of the state.
Mrs. c. A. Ray and Mrs f. w,
Foster of Williams accompanied their
husbands over for the state trapshoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster lived in Flag
staff several years ago and found it
pleasure to be brought up to date on
neighborhood happenings.
Herbert Asselin left few days ago
for Albuquerque to visit his home
folks and consult DIR. Wilder about his
4 health. Herb had not been well for
several days before he left and il IS
hoped a good rest may do a lot to-
ward making him well again.
DR.. Len1aitre, a Belgian physicist
/ and astronomer, who has been taking
graduate work in this country and yis-
ting its observatories, stopped over
Tuesday at Lowell observatory. He
will attend the astronomical union
which meets in England next month.
/ DR.. John c.. Duncan, head Of as
tronomy at Wellesley college and di-
rector Of the Within observatory
there, visited DIR. G. o. Lampland Of
Lowell observatory Tuesday on his
way to Pasadena, where he will be
with the Mt. Wilson, observatory this
summer.
Twice lately there have been in
teresting exhibits Of piscatorial sue
cess on display in Rabbits hardware
department. Frank Samsky and John
Nichols showed a fine catch of Oak
Creek trout, two Of which measured
Is inches. Dr. Looney of Prescott
Eexhibited 171a-inch trout, caught
near Lolomai Lodge.
A. v. Wray, a general merchant of
| Shelby, N. G., writing to The Sun,
says he is much pleased with the re-
ports as to the magnificent crops Of
whiskers being raised here and asks
that we prevail on the 49er tribe to
keep them growing until he can get
here in August to view them. The
ladies of the village, however, are
wishing the Fourth was over as they
are fed up on seeing these bramble-
bush faces around.