The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Ray Babbitt is around again after
his turn at the flu.
See ]. E. Nichols for plumbing,
heating and timing.
The baby twin boys of C. j. Walters
the operator at the Orpheum theater,
are afflicted with the measles.
We have the largest selection of
rugs in northern Arizona. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Matthew Wright and Walden Nc
Cullom spent the latter part of last
week in Williams.
The House of Kuppenheimer is the
worlds largest makers of fine clothes
See them at Rabbits.
Allan Cree has missed two weeks
from school on account Of light at
tack of flu.
There has been sickness in the al
Sanford family but every one has re-
covered except the little girl, Mary.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.
Jack O'Brien, the sheep man, who
has been shipping sheep from Hibbard
lately, went to Phoenix for business
reasons Tuesday night.
Mrs. Gus Dillman has been confined
to her bed for the past week or so
with lame back received in an acci-
dent at home.
Jack Ryan of the Ell Paso House of
Donegan & Ryan, looked up local
hardware dealers Monday and Tues
day.
\ The Powder Puff beauty parlor will
open in the building now occupied by
Alex Johnson on East Aspen on Mon
day, March 8.
Mrs. N. p. Agren returned this
week from Los Angeles where she has
been for some time caring for her
mother who has been sick.
DR.. M. G. Fronske hopes to be per-
manently located in his new quarters
in the Hensing block by next Monday
His telephone number will be the
same as when in the Babbitt building.
Mrs. J. R. Cooper became very sick
last Friday. Her trouble has not yet
been satisfactorily been diagnosed,
though she is somewhat better today
Quality regulates price at this
store. Buy a new Kuppenheimer
spring suit. They merit your first
consideration. Babbitts'.
Buster Raudebaugh is busting
around with Pete Solberg's carpenter
force nowadays. They are making
some changes in the show window ar
,.o y, cro,1,ortc IN pohhif4c
Tom Rees, clerk of the superior
court, is feeling somewhat better this
week after long spell of being half
sick and a few days of painful pleu-
risy.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker spent Thurs
day in Williams comforting with the
trustees of the Red Lake school dis
trict on the matter of the enlarging of
the schoolhouse.
Why pay for sharpening your
scissors when you can get them
sharpened free at j. H. Harper's Sec
ond Hand Store? Piano for rent at
Harper's Second Hand Store. If
Mrs. Cecil DeVaney was called to
her home in Pueblo by the message
that her father, William ]. Pratt, was
very i'll. He died on Monday, a few
hours before she reached home. She
will visit her mother and sister for
another week.
Sid Gassman is still pale and kinda
uncertain on his pedal extremities try
ing to segregate and choke the last of
the horde of flu microbes that had
him on his back and was eatin' on him
something unmerciful when DR.. From
ske interfered.
Charlie Burns, general auditor for
the Flagstaff Lumber company and
w. M. Cady Lumber company, accom-
panied by Mrs. Burns and two little
ones, left on Wednesday for New
Orleans and other southern cities on
several weeks vacation.
Paul Coffin's boyhood chum, Bill
Haines, whose home when he isn't In
the antipodes or some other foreign
seaport is Redlands, Calf, dropped
off the train Wednesday night to talk
over old times and many other events
that have taken place since they saw
each other Ia years ago.
Mrs. Sid Gassman's home will be
the meeting place of the Afternoon
Bridge club this afternoon, with Mrs.
Charles Isham, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs.
Walter Bennett, Mrs. A.. F. Grimmell,
Mrs. M. G. Fronske, Mrs. G. F. Man
ming and Mrs. Herbert Asselin
present.
Mrs. H. R. Howard of Los Angeles
will open the Winona school next Mon
day morning. With her little daug.i-
ter and her mother, Mrs. Welsh, she
will live in the teacherage near the
school, Mrs. Howard is an Arizona
girl, having taught in Mesa. The last
two years she taught in Los Angeles
u. S. Weather Observer George T.
Harrington estimates that the snow
and rain the last of last week, which
amounted to a little more than eight
tenths of an inch, deposited about 100,-
900 gallons of water in the city reser-
voir. Every hundred thousand gal
Ions just now helps lot.
See Me Before You Buy, Burn or
Die Raudebaugh went to Phoenix Sun
day night. He is the administrator
for the All Simms estate, and attend
ed to business connected with it, and
also insurance and real estate affairs.
He is moving his desk into a corner