The Coconino sun., 1925-05-01


Practice playing has begun at the
new golf links. Get your clubs and
balls at Sid Gassman's.
George See left Wednesday on a
three days swing through Ashfork,
Drake and Grand Canyon.
Complete assortment of inks, pen
cils, paste on display at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift shop.
John Briscoe and Bob Harris each
have new Ford coupes, bought from
e. d. Babbitt Motor company.
Keith Warren drove in from his
Kayenta Indian trading post on
Wednesday, and will return today.
J.. r. Reeves, foreman of the Bar
J-H Cattle company, with headquar-
ters at Mund's Park, was in town
Sunday.
Excellent strawberries daily and
the finest complete line of vegetables
at Rabbits.
Frank Miller's boy Joe got big
cactus thorn in his little toe, but the
doctor took it out, so now he's ready
again to go.
Hammond, left Tuesday for FIT. De-
fiance and other schools on a weeks.
tour of inspection.
Hugh Anderson and sons, Oscar and
Cline, drove to town from Canyon
Diablo on Monday, looking in on rela-
tives and after business affairs.
John Schwab of Walsenburg, Colo,
arrived Saturday to take charge of
the Babbitt packing house. Mrs.
Schwab will not come until school is
out.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone 160 for all beauty
work, including manicuring for both
men and women.
Sid Gassman has laid in line of
golf supplies, not only the toggery
that golfers habilimenterate them
selves with but bags, clubs and balls
for every stance.
Ebert Chatfield of Clarkdale was
recently taken to Mercy hospital and
gangrenous appendix removed. He
is recovering rapidly and will leave
the hospital soon.
DR.. R. M. Francis will be back next
week from the east. Mrs. Francis
returned last Sunday from California,
They expect to occupy their home on
North Leroux street.
Mrs. c. w. Cox returned Monday
of last week from Arkansas, where
she was called by the illness and sub
sequent death of her sister-in-law.
She was gone nearly month.
Mrs. Eugene Labille left Monday
night on her way to her home near
Chicago after a weeks visit herewith
her daughter Mrs. c. p Hanna. She
spent the winter at Grand Canyon.
Rev. E. L. Freeland with his
mother and sister, will arrive next
week and occupy the Episcopal rec
tory. He will deliver his first address
as minister of the Church of Epiphany
next Sunday.
Francis Osborn, manual arts
teacher at Teachers college, gave an
interesting talk on period Furniture"
at the regular meeting of the Shakes.
peare club at the home of Mrs. j. Q,
Thomas, Monday night.
"Baby girl born today, April 20.
Ruth and baby doing fine" This was
telegram received Wednesday by
Grand-uncle and Grand-aunt, w. H..
Switzer and wife Of this city from
Eugene Campbell of Ashfork.
Ramon Aso was in the first of the
week from his sheep range out on the
old Grand Canyon, road. He says the
rain didn't hit there very hard last
week, but there was good shower
and the feed is starting up in fine
| shape.
| George shorty Nolan, foreman of
| the DIX Cattle company, with win
ter headquarters at Windmill ranch
at Red Rock, came to town Wednes-
day enroute to his Rogers lake sum
mer station. Mrs. Nolan and baby
will be up later.
The May meeting of the Literature
department of the Woman's club will
be tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Mrs.
/ Goldie Mckinney will be leader with
| the subject, women of 1924
/ Events in Current Literature" will be
/ given by Miss Cornelia Dockstader.
1 Ed G. Miller, forest supervisor, re-
4 turned the last of last week from
Pasadena General hospital, where he
underwent operations for appendicitis
and gall stones. He is getting along
nicely, but isn't able yet to resume
work, so is staying at home for the
next ten days or so.
A wire on Monday was received by
Eben Greenlaw at Rochester, Mimi.
stating that he was operated upon fol
intestinal tunor and that everything
is fine. He had been in bad health
for some weeks, and that his trouble
was not more serious will be gooc
news to everyone here.
4 Will McClung, new manager of ths
w. H. Switzer drug section, and Mrs
McClung of Casper, Wyo., arrived b!
auto from Phoenix Tuesday night. Mr.
McClung was in Arizona many year
ago and welcomed the opportunity t.
return. He has had 20 years exper
ience in the drug trade.
i Annie Ryberg, 10-year-old son o
Oscar Rybefg of Bellemont, fell quit
!. distance from school sliding boar,
with his little baby brother in hi
: arms. The little fellow escaped wit