The Coconino sun., 1925-04-17

Hires root beer in bottles for spring
fever.
Get Kitchen Cabinet for $1.0O
down. Rabbits Furniture Dept.
Mothers day mottoes-see display
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hart are NOV
ing this week to the Highland apart
ments.
Judge Sapp of Holbrook was a
Flagstaff visitor the latter part of
last week.
Miss Lucy Bacon of Williams at
tended Easter services at Church Of
Epiphany Sunday.
Most satisfying line of La Merite
infants stamped goods at Gassman's S
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
If you didn't see the glory of Dave
O'Brien's plum tree in bloom this
week you have an exquisite pleasure
in store for you.
Good service calls for good equip
ment. Our latest purchase is the Ale
mite-Zerk High Power Grease Gun.
Webber Bros. Garage. 4-3-3t
Ray Wofford, who went to Williams
to help out in the Babbitt market, de-
cided to remain there and his family
moved there this week.
My stock of flowers and trimmings
has not yet arrived but when it does
| will be able to trim or make over
your hats-Mrs. Power.
Ladies: Don't forget the / o'clock
bridge luncheon at the Woman's
club tomorrow, Saturday afternoon,
given by st. Margaret's Guild.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored OF
shipped Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
Have you registered in Rabbits
hardware department for the fishing
contest? There are three prizes and
your fish may capture one of them.
Florence Scott arrived last week
from Oklahoma, where she visited her
grandparents, to be with her mother,
Mrs. Walter Scott, who is still in bad
health.
Forest Ayers, accompanied by Miss
May Ginnocio, drove up from Pres
colt to spend Sunday with his sister
Miss Marion Ayers, and his mother
Mrs. Charles Phillips.
Mrs. l. r. Waters met her mother,
Mrs. Lille Bailey of Wichita, Kan,
at Wednesdays train. She is happy
in the prospect of having her with her
all summer. Her sister may come for
a visit later.
Dean William Scarlett will stop off
here between trains today on his way
from St. Louis to Phoenix to attend
the convocation of the Arizona diocese
of the Episcopal church from Sunday
to Wednesday.
DR.. v. S. Mcclure, delegate to the
Hiram convention at Phoenix last
week, returned Sunday morning. Mrs
Mcguire, who went to Phoenix with
him, remained there for longer visit
with her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Button of vii
liams spent Sunday here, Mr.. Buttor
being one of the contestants in the
clay pigeon events. Mrs. Button anc
children spent the day with her sis
ter, Miss Kent, who attends the Nor
NAL.
Jim Warnock was in town the last
of last week, calling on the hardware
trade and renewing acquaintances
Jim is feeling fine again after his en-.
forced lay-off all last summer and fal
with trouble resulting from an in
jury to his foot.
The Loyal Order Of Moose elected
these officers for the ensuing year al
their meeting last Tuesday night
Dictator, Horace Wyatt; vice dictator
Frank Fairchild; past dictator, FREQ
Lane; secretary, Doc Sheffield
treasurer, James Gallagher; prelate
John Nichols.
Lewis Benedict, who has been very
i'll with blood poisoning, is now vel
on the road to Wellville. He has i'm
proved considerably this week, sit.
up in bed a little now and has hopes
of being out of bed very soon.
A few friends Of Miss Celestint
Walters met at the home of Mrs. G
w. Jake Wednesday afternoon t,
wish her pleasant voyage, as she il
leaving Monday for New York, to sal
for France to visit her parents. Sht
will be away six months, during which
she will visit many points of interes
in the old country, including Rome.
Mrs. Eleanor Cochran of the Pow
der Puff with her cousin, Maximillian
Siebigteroth, motored to Grand Can
yon on Easter Sunday and for tn,
first time marvelled at the wonderful
beauty of the greatest of chasms
Mrs. Cochran is expecting her mother
Mrs. A. Keller of Calexico, to arrive
soon and make her home with he
here