The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22

Get your National Park" hiking
boots at Rabbits.
Mrs. John Byron is confined to her
home with mumps.
Miss Cecilia Prochnow was recently
i'll for week with flu.
Buying a poppy will help the ex-
service man and his family.
A card for every occasion at .Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop
Charlie Murray was up from Will
liams yesterday on official business.
Lee Doyle purchased another REQ
truck this week from James Tillman.
White frocks for first communion
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
Albert Martinez of Globe came to
visit his cousin, Mrs. u. M. Moler, last
Sunday.
DIR. E. A. Miller of Williams spent
Saturday with some Of his many Flag
staff friends.
Miss Zella Jones went to Williams
Friday night and visited friends un-
til Monday morning.
We serve five-eourse dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
for one dollar-Griff's 5-22- If
Headquarters for magazines and all
the latest newspapers-Gassman
Newsstand and Gift shop.
Miss Alta Mae Osborn returned
home Sunday from Creighton where
she taught the past year.
Teresita Rodriguez has filed suit
for divorce from Bisento Rodriguez
Her attorney is Frank M. Gold.
Handbags and suitcases, large and
complete assortment, fitted for either
men or women. Big values.-Sid Gass-
man.
Lemuel ]. Smith and Edith p Free
man, both of Flagstaff, were married
here few days ago by Judge j. E.
Jones.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilpin of Winslov
were among the fans from that city
who saw the baseball game here or
Sunday
Miss June Slavens of Phoenix ar
rived about week ago for the sum
mer or longer. She is visiting Mrs
p j. Moran.
Among local people who went tt
Winslow Sunday were Mrs. M. T
Piper, John Piper, Miss Jeanne
Slaughter and Joe Kellam.
Miss Mona Dent left st. Joseph's
hospital in Phoenix Wednesday after
several weeks of treatment. She viii
be home here in a week or so.
Johnston's and Saylor's candies
fresh in one to five-pound boxes
also a fine selection of the better
bulk candies.-Griff's Chocolate Shop
G. w. Plumleigh, chief of the schoo
at Tuba City, spent Monday and Tues
day in Flagstaff His daughter
came in. with him to attend higf
school here.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor i
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone 100 for all beaut!
work, including manicuring for boil
men and women.
Measles in the family of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe Babbitt have made them
selves at home with all the littl
girls, who are getting along fine ant
hope to be out playing before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Cameron, Mrs. w. B
Goble and Lois Dickinson motored Il
Clarkdale and Jerome Sunday, revel
ing in Strawberries in their nativ,
haunts.
Picnic supper at Lake Mary Tues
day evening was indulged in by Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Slipher, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Babbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bah
bitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bennett ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DeLescaille.
Mrs. Lizzie Pension, who has beer
visiting here since March will return
to her home in Missouri the last 0.
this week or the first of next. Sh,
spent most of her time with th'
family of her brother, Joe Francis
Mrs. Ralph Bower, with her two
year-old son Billy, arrived Wednesda!
from Ottawa, Kan, their home, tt
spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Francis, and re
new acquaintance with her man.
friends.
]. Fl. Jones, married man working
for r. B. Corbett, was taken to Albu
querque Wednesday by Under Sheriff
D. L. Mckinney, who there turned hin
over to an officer from Monticello
Utah, where Jones was wanted for al
alleged crime.
Juvenile and junior departments o
the Music section of the Woman
club will be guests of the section at
May breakfast to be given at 1873
tomorrow at the clubhouse. All mem
bers of these department are invited
The guests will put on the program
The Milton Bridge club spent
pleasant afternoon Thursday wit
Mrs. Ike Smith. Those present were
1 Mrs. A. E. Mcnamara, Mrs. Grove
/ Jones, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Ere
Caring, Mrs. John Cooney, Mrs. Kel
sey and Mrs. Fred Paul. Mrs. Grove
Jones won high score.
Word has come to Mrs. ]. F. Fos
ter that her granddaughter, Mis-
Edith Foster, was badly injured i
4 Prescott Saturday evening while re
1 turning with a group of friends fror
a hike. A horse ridden by a Mexica.
plunging among the girls struck Mis-
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