The Coconino sun., 1925-02-20
Hemstitehing at the Art Shop.

LlLtie ruth oOILl0y is LHe IdL0SC VIC
tim of the measles.
Magazines and newspapers at Gass.
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop.
See j. E. Nichols for plumbing,
heating and timing.
Emory Purtynan and Robert James
of Sedona spent Friday in town on
county road business.
See me before you buy, burn OF
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
W. d. Draine hasn't been down town
for week or more, having been kept
at home by illness.
Prescott has used up all the water
in the city reservoir and is getting
its supply from Del Rio, it is reported
Gifts of refinement for Milady
Rose sachets, also brides sachets, al
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop
Mrs. Vincent L. Jones of st. Louis
Mo-, formerly Miss Elizabeth Hen
messy of Flagstaff, has a little daugh-
ter, born recently.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored Oh
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165
Card party at the Woman's club to-
morrow, at 2:30 o. m., 25 cents
Everybody invited Cafeteria supper
to follow.
Ray Brahmstead is again at his
books at Carron's garage after an en-
fr..anI iJlaYaae- ~
account of illness.
The music section of the Woman S
club win serve a cafeteria supper at
the clubhouse tomorrow at five
O'Clock.
Mrs. Joe Rickel, who has been very
sick with flu, is out of bed and slowly
improving and her friends hope that
she will soon be her usual self.
Earl Brewster, formerly Union Oil
agent here and present general man
ager of the company for Arizona,
spent Sunday here and took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bongberg of the recent sue
cessful tonsil operation performed in
Los Angeles by DIR. Tom Manning for
their son, Eugene.
Miss Nellie Brentner came in Fri
day on horseback from Mund's park
to visit with friends. Her brother is
in charge of the JH cattle ranch in
the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Garcia received
the finest kind of a valentine on
Saturday in the shape of real live
kewpie, who expects to shoot lots OF
darts at the girls some day.
Mrs. Edgar Williams, who lives at
Suncourt apartments, received the
sad news Thursday of the death OF
her father, Thomas Philbin, in Clin-
ton, Mass.
Attorney and Mrs Blaine Shimmel
returned on Wednesday from Phoenix
after several weeks absence, during
which Mr.. Shimmel had been attend
ing legal business both in that city
and Los Angeles.
The Altar society, with the manage
ment of the Mesdames Sanford, Koch,
and Verkamp, cleared over $40 at the
Anna Kunzelman benefit food sale
held in Rabbits grocery department
last Saturday.
Frank Chisholm, county farm agent,
and Miss Rosa Bouton, county nome
demonstration agent, returned Sunday
night from Tucson, where they attend
ed the farm and home week celebra-
tion. They drove both ways in
Franks Buick.
Mrs. Frank C. Curtis of Flagstaff
is spending few days in Cottonwood
as the guest of Mrs. Charles Stem
mer and family. She has been at
Phoenix where she attended a meet
ing of the American Legion auxiliary
and is on her way back to Flagstaff -
Jerome News.
Jack Flanagan, rider for r. B.
Corbett, the cattleman, was seriously
hurt Monday, when the horse he was
riding fell backward upon him, crush
ing shoulder and breaking an arm
in several places. The accident hap
pened at Cedar Ranch. Flanagan was
brought to Flagstaff for medical at
tention.
Or. Walter T. Taylor and G. E.
Horn, who had been visiting at the
Southwest forest experiment station
for the last three weeks while con-
Quoting further investigation into
the life habits of the porcupine to
find out how destructive it is to the
trees, left Thursday. DR.. Taylor went
to his home in Tucson but will return
in the spring. Mr.. Horn went to AL
buquerque.