The Coconino sun., 1925-07-24

i Miss Mary Ellen Bartlett has beei
sick this week.
/ Miss Marion Wallace, deputy coun
t ty recorder, was kept bone Tuesda!
by illness.
4 A most extensive line of felt spor
hats ranging in price from $3 to So. 81
at Mrs. Merits.
Tom Knutzen, mechanic at tn,
White garage, is away on vacation al
Verde Hot Springs.
Mrs. J. K. Cooper has been suffer
ling with tonsilitis this week and il
still confined to her bed.
Wesbound train No. 9 on the Santa
F'e was IL hours late yesterday owing
to floods at Trinidad, Colo.
Special sale of Bucilla stamped
rompers in white, ages / to 3, spe-
cially priced at-75c at Mrs. Merits.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livermore, who
/ are spending the summer in Williams
Hooked up Flagstaff friends Sunday.
! We serve a f1ve-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
| for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22-t II
| Mrs. w. A. Webber, who had been
visiting in New York for the past
month, arrived in Flagstaff this week.
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy
George McNatt came from Phoenix
Friday and is assisting in the me-
chsnical department at the White
garage.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Mayhem and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter James
picniced among the aspens at the
peaks Sunday
Miss Aurelia Rodriguez was absent
from Rabbits dry goods section on
Tuesday and Miss Alice Moler on
Monday, both i'll.
Why cook during the warm weather
when you can buy everything in
cooked foods at the Food Shop next
to the Orpheum theater?
Mrs. James Long is gradually grow
ing stronger though she is still in bed,
where she has been since the birth of
a baby boy on June 30.
The Covered Wagon" reproduced
in colors from the painting by Gilbert
Tonge is offered for sale at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift shop.
Jack Irish bought from Jim Till
man the Essex coach that he had
taken over from the fellow who won
it at the '49 celebration.
Why live with that old piece of fur
niture when it would partly pay for
a stylish new one at the Flagstaff
Furniture company store?
Flagstaff folks will welcome the
to hear Margaret North
up, noted New York soprano, at State
Teachers college Wednesday night,
July 20.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or.
Every facility for trucking
Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
Earl Brewster, state manager of the
Union Oil company, with his wife am
little son, John, are here from Phoe-
nix to remain for several days with
old friends.
w. M. Cady Jr., state amateur clay
pigeon champion, accompanied by
Mrs. Cady, Tuesday night went to Ar
rowhead Hot Springs where Bill will
compete in the California meet.
Mrs. ]. M. Rodriguez left yesterday
with little Mella Rodriguez for Gallina
20 visit for a month. Mella will re-
main with her father, Jose Rodriguez,
Who is in the forest service there.
Robert Cree and son, Allan, return
ID Friday from Denver where the lat
,er underwent minor operation de-
signed for revamping Of his nose,
which was accidently injured last
spring.
When Jerry Bradshaw, colored, was
'irnly united in marriage to Myrtle |
also colored, he asked JUS
ice Of the Peace Tom Pulliam as he
handed out $3.50, "Do you reckon it's I
worth that much 2"
Miss Josephine Kelly hassas guests
Ter sister, Mrs. William Carr, little I
laughter, Beverly Joe, and Mrs. /
1arr's niece, Mrs. Charley Johnson Of
albuquerque, who came last Saturday
or d two weeks stay.
G. w. Collins of Long Beach last
week purchased from Miss Irene
1osen three lots on the southwest
orner of Mogollon and Cherry streets
Ipon which he plans the erection of
hree or four small cottages.
A jolly weeks outing on west fork
f Oak Greek came to an end Sunday
vhen the men-folks were allowed to
ring home Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara and Z
Hiss Catherine and Bud, Mrs. Will Z
.ane and daughter, Eleanor, Mrs.
ohm Cooney and daughters, Margaret
nd Helen, and Mrs. G /. Smith and
hildren, Jean and Doris. The final 1
inner was of fried chicken, with II
,eople to dine, including Hugh Nc
sookin and Miss Agnes McGookin,
gho drove down for the day.