The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16

/ Dfead = FldgSIaII bakery.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
the Art shop, 13 N. Leroux.
A carload of Essex cars is being
unloaded for the White garage today
The Food shop deicatessen, between
the Orpheum and the Weatherford
hotel.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
studio.
Miss Rosa BouteH will spend tomor-
row in Williams on home demonstra-
! tion work.
Ray PTochnow has leased the john
ny Love home on East Efmtstreet, the
lease being dated November /.
Mrs. Jack Kester and Mrs. Eddie
/ Priest are sponsoring a dance at
Doney park next Saturday night.
Miss Eloise Sullvant of the Will
liams teaching faculty on Saturday
visited her sister, student at college.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe Turpin were up
from Canyon Diablo the first Of the
week, OH business and visiting rela-
i tives.
Charlie Prochnow, Tom Pulliam
and Jim Treagle were witnesses in
/ Phoenix superior court last week In
the arson case.
John Nichols, AL Leason, Frank La
Bass and Frank Mcmahon went out
Tuesday after game and birds and will
! be back tomorrow.
Judge j. f. and Mrs Jones and
William Campbell, whom they accom-
panied to the coast recently, are ex-
pected home this week.
! Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored OF
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery Phone 165 or
232J.
Mrs. J. Herman and family left yes
| terday for their home in Los Angeles,
after staying for the past six weeks
at one of the Jack Kester ranches
east of town.
| Jack Kester will spend the winter
on his newly purchased ranch near
! Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, where he
plans to embark extensively in the
raising of tomatoes.
Our ice cream is made with-cream,
milk and eggs, fresh every day. A
visit of inspection while in the making
| is welcome The purest cream for
/ the children.-Griff's.
| Mrs. Leighton, mother Of Mrs.
| Loren Cress, and her son, Mel Leigh
! ton, came over from Los Angeles the
latter part of last week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Cress, returning to the coast
| this week.
| DIR. R. O. Raymond was granted
temporary Injunction in superior court
against David, Charles and William
Babbitt and John Hennessy, in a sheep
trespass case. His petition for per-
m;anent injunction is still to be de-
cided.
Mrs. Frank Mcmahon on Tuesday
r~teft for Los Angeles with her 4-year-
old daughter, Ruth, who for the past
month has suffered from an obscure
trouble resembling creeping paralysis.
1t is hoptd that specialists can dag
nose the disease and cure it.
Word has come from the Santa Fe
hospital in Los Angeles stating that
| William Trukki, who has been receiv-
ling treatment for troublesome ankle,
| will not be able to leave there for
several weeks He is the third trick
Operator at the Santa Fe station.
Macarthur Brothers, Dodge repre-
sentative, Mr.. Banker of Phoenix was
in Flagstaff this week and completed
arrangements for the taking over, on
the twenty-fifth, by Webber Brothers
of the Dodge agency, which for the
past year and half has been handled
by George See.
Residents of West Aspen avenue
are congratulating themselves upon
the improvement in the surface of the
street bein~ made between Beaver and
Sitgreaves streets. This stretch had
been the most viciously bumpy in
town but the deep layer of yellow tufa
sand being spread on it is making a
fine surface.
Honoring Bishop Atwood of Phoe-
nix, who is retiring from active serv-
ICE, on his last visitation to this par
ish, when he will administer confir-
mation, st. Margaret's guild is MAX
ing plans for large parish supper at
the Woman's club Saturday night,
November 7. There will be program
of speeches and music.
Pythian Sisters, led>by Miss Rebec-
ca Spear, most excellent chief, eXem-
plified their work last Friday night
before Miss Belle Kent of Miami,
grand chief. Miss Kent, who is a
cousin of John Marshall, was met
Thursday afternoon in Williams by
Mrs. Cland Knight and Mrs. j. G.
Clarke. She left Saturday for Wins
low. a.
Charlie Nickell's spirits were high
Saturday as he circulated with box
of cigars through the Babbitt build
ing. He had just cause, as Mrs.
Nickel had at z O'Clock that morning
presented him with a bouncing z
pound son at Deaconess hospital in
Phoenix. The young man win be
known as Charles Herbert Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nickel already had charming
little daughter, Marian Francis.
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