The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23

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Alf Dickinson & Son.
| Mrs. G. F. Manning Sr., has been
i'll for a few days this week.
Your prescriptions are filled the
doctors way at Rabbits drug store.
Why not have that picture framed? :?
We will do it. Furniture department
at Rabbits.
See US for special winter rates on
repair work this month. E. D. Bab-
bitt Motor Co.
Refined in appearance. Sturdily
built for endurance. It's a Florsheim
shoe from Rabbits.
Mrs. r. M. Gassman was kept away
from the newsstand last week by an
unwelcome attack of bronchitis.
Have you tried that good Brands
ranch butter at 45c a pound? Sour
locks Grocery. Phone 210. We deliver.
Mrs. A. A. Johnston has been Sc
lected to teach the school at Cosnino
for the year beginning about the first
of March.
Monday morning Miss Julia Benson
began her duties as deputy in the of
flee of county school superintendent,
Mrs. Charlotte Acker.
Western Electric washing machines
carry the recommendation of the Good
Housekeeping institute. On sale at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
See the new Chevrolet roadster and
touring car with new bodies, new
chassis, new finish. On display at the
Odd Fellows building next week.
C. F. Refs, country sales manager,
and Frank Baptist, Arizona represen-
tative of the Zellerbach Paper Co.,
spent day in Flagstaff the last of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Colcord left
yesterday for Oklahoma City, in the
hope that change in climate for a
few months will be beneficial to Mrs
Colcord's health.
After several weeks of suffering
with rheumatism, Frank Fairchild is
able with the aid of crutches to be
down town again, and his many
friends are mighty glad he is improv-
ing.
George A. Fleming got home the
last of last week from San Francisco,
where he visited the house he travels
for and made arrangements to CON
tinue representing it in this territory
this year.
John Rathgeb, Earl Thomas, Joe
LaScala and Melvin Mccormick are
seriously considering the advisability
of leaving the first Of next month for
California, where they expect to join
the navy.
If you have never cooked Arizona
Baby Beef you have yet treat in
store for you. No Eastern market
can match this Arizona product. See
Rabbits adv. and visit their cold
storage rooms.
Campfire group Walpai met at the
regular hour in their room. Plans
were discussed and roles assigned for
the next council fire, which will be
held next Tuesday at four o'clock in
the teachers rest room at Emerson
school.
V. Wy, engineer connected with
Burns & Mcdonnell, who for the last
few weeks has been in charge of the
water development work IN Williams,
spent several days here deepening the
test pits at the site of Flagstaff's pro-
posed new 50-million gallon reservoir.
The Shakespeare club met with
Mrs. William Rudd Monday evening
Mrs T. L. Rees was leader and ham
died the subject of Shakespeare's
COMEDY of Errors" in an interesting
and capable manner. Committee re-
ports were read, as this was also a
business meeting.
Harry J. Grey came up from Phoe-
nix Tuesday morning to ship his sheep
from the range he had been using for
the last several months, out around
the Jack LeBarron ranch, to their
winter feeding and lambing grounds.
George F. Campbell also shipped his
sheep. south this week.
George Babbitt and Lester Fleck
were the first automobilists to come
down Oak Creek hill and they report
that the trip is not pleasant one or
one to be undertaken by inexperienced
drivers, as the road is badly blocked
by snow and ice and driving is any
thing but safe.-Jerome News.
On Thursday afternoon Miss
Blanche Hientz, national director OF
| field work for Campfire girls, met
all the girls over IL years of age In
/ Emerson. school auditorium to explain
the objects and attractive features OF
their organization. Two new mem
bers Joined WaIpai council, Lucille
Williams and Anna Schwarz.
J. B. Williams and Frank Dutscherl
both ranchers west of here, had a tilt
! in Justice of the Peace Tom Pulllam'
court Monday forenoon involving
Dutscher's wish to collect for team
of horses he sold Williams several
wears ago. Frank NJ. Gold represent
ed the plaintiff and Frank Harrison
the defendant. Verdict was judgment
for the plaintiff.
! DR.. Walter P. Taylor of the U. 5
arrived Wednesday to stay with Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Osborne at the South
western forest experiment station al
Fort Valley to continue the study OF