The Coconino sun., 1925-03-20

Wide selection of stamped goods at
Mrs. Longfellow's Art Shop. 2t
Easter candies are now on display
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Hill Fl. Lewis of McNary spent
Saturday to Monday here visiting
friends.
X. L. Weems and C. F. Weems came
in from Mormon lake Saturday for a
taste Of city life.
Roy George Of Rabbits dry goods
section, returned Wednesday from a
three weeks buying trip in New York
and Chicago.
w. E. James, brother of Mrs. R.
H. Simpson, and family are living in
the Harold Leamon house on West
Aspen avenue.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Deluxe Cleaners.
Fish Bros, Phone PIP. 3-13-tf
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor,
Aungst and Cochran, proprietors, has
rented an upstairs room in the Mack
ard building and viii occupy it on
April Q.
Mrs. D. F. Hart of Winslow who
had been visiting her sister this win
ter in Oakland arrived Monday morn
ing to visit with her son, Elmer Hart,
until the first of the month.
Mrs. Rena Starkey returned Tues
day to spend the summer here after
being in Phoenix all winter. She is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Rawaon or
North Leroux.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Borum drove
to town Thursday to do some shopping
and to attend to business affairs con-
nected with the Little Colorado Trad
ing post at Cameron.
The Richardson curio store in the
Hensing block is beginning to fill up
with goods and fixtures, and inn
patient customers will doubtless be
soon be taken care of.
The Power Hat Shop viii be open
for business at my old location with a
nice line of millinery Saturday after
, noon, March 81, at 2 o'clock. | will
be glad to welcome my old friends
and all new ones. 113 E. Aspen ave.
Ice is off Lake Mary and Mormon
and Stoneman and the other lakes
/, and their surfaces are literally COW
cred with big ducks, which seem to
realize this is in the closed season.
Bass fishing is reported very good at
both Norman and Lake Mary, some
of the fish weighing up to five pounds.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeVaney drove
\ to the ranch home of Mr.. DeVaney's
parents near Prescott Sunday to spend
the day. Finding Mr.. DeVaney Sr. in
/ bad health they brought him back
with them for medical attention. The
7 trip was made in their new Hudson
coach they recently purchased from
iJ. G. Tillman.
r. E. Fletcher Of Parks received q
copy of Fifty Years on the Old
! Frontier" written by his old friend,
James III. Cook. Mr. Fletcher ex-
4 perienced the hardships and changes
so truthfully depicted in this book,
and most Of the names mentioned are
/ familiar to him. He has enjoyed great
lily the living over again Of the adven-
4 lures that he shared with this great
scout.
/ DR.. Vaughn S. and Mrs. Mcclure
returned Monday evening from Phoe-
nix where they left the latter's par
] ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ebert, set
4 tied indefinitely. Mrs. Mcclure was
called to Milwaukee three weeks age
! by the serious illness Of her father
and came back with them on Satur-
day to Phoenix. Her fathers condi-
ton has improved very much and il
is hoped that the change will restore
him to his usual health.
Mrs. E. C. Mills was hostess to the
Past Grands club Wednesday after
noon. Their fund was increased by
/ the tying of two comforts. Appre-
ciated refreshments Of fruit salad and
/ waters, ice cream, cake and coffee
were served to Mrs. Fred Caring, Mrs
]. C. Clarke, Mrs. Charles Lehr, Mrs
/ j. C. Simmons, Mrs. G. G. Compton,
/ Mrs. G. w. Sullivan, Mrs. Herbert Hill
! kins, Mrs. Al Kinsey, Miss Rebecca
! Spear and Mrs. Mary Hart.