The Coconino sun., 1925-04-03
Coca Cola in bottles, always a

lGd0ef.
Seeley mattresses sold exclusively
by the Flagstaff Furniture Co.
The-Power Hat shop is showing a
line of beautiful hats. 1t will pay you
to see them.
Freddie Collins has joined Ed Bah.
bits staff as attendant at his auto
service stations.
Rimmy Jim Giddings dropped in on
Tuesday from his Little Colorado
river cattle ranges
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on as. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Jimmie Turpin has new Hudson
sedan, bought through Jim Tillman of
the White garage.
Children whose parents so requested
were vaccinated Wednesday morning
at Emerson school.
William Cockrell sawyer at the
Winona mill, was here Sunday visiting
with his son, John Cockrell.
Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. M. o.
Dumas came up from Clemenceau to
attend the Woman's club convention.
Just received--a complete line of
Easter and Mothers day cards at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Robert Higgison, rancher in the
Mormon Lake district, drove to town
Saturday to spend few days on busi-
ness.
H. M. Farley, road contractor of
Cottonwood was here Monday, and
spent a couple Of days looking up
business.
Joe Frohmiller has joined the sales
force at the Carron Motor Co. offices
and is talking Chevrolet from sunup
to midnight.
Mrs. Nelson Brayton and Mrs.
George Reynolds of Miami are visit
ing Mrs. A. A. Johnston during the
federation convention.
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
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeVaney motor
ed to Prescott Saturday night and
spent Sunday with the senior De-
Vaneys at their ranch, returning late
that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Boyer on
Wednesday moved from South Beaver
street to one of Mrs. f. A. Morse's
apartments. Mr.. Boyer is clerk in
the Bon-Ton grocery.
John V. Morrison, accompanied by
Mrs. j. W. Crenslaw and Mr.. and
Mrs L. S. Bailey, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j, Murphy at A. l..
& i. Camp 1, later dining in Williams.
Mrs. C. w. Cox left last Thursday
evening for Little Rock, Ark, called
by the serious illness of her sister-in-
law, who died before Mrs. Cox ar
rived She will be gone another
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Deitzmanmo-
tored to Prescott Saturday evening to
attend the dance. Sunday they went
to Seligman for the ball game between
the Kingman Indians and Seligman
Scrubs.
Ed Truswell, baker at McWilliams'
bakery, on Tuesday night underwent
a serious operation for appendicitis at
Mercy hospital, Dr. Chass Ploussard
operating. He is still in a critical
condition.
G. "A. Pearson, director of the south
west forest experiment station in Fort
Valley, and his family are expected
home the last of this week or the first
of next form Albuquerque, where they
have been all winter.
F. E. Pipes, outside superintendent
for the Flagstaff Lumber Co., return-
ed on Sunday from Calhoun, La,
where he was called two weeks before
by the illness Of his aged father, whose
death occurred before he got there.
News came lately from Los Angeles
of the recent death Of B. M. Spencer,
Of the original old timers here who
left many years ago. Spence" as he
was known was one time deputy sher-
iff here, a typical western character.
Elmer jackson drove up from Clark
dale Saturday night to spend cou-
pie of days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. jackson. Elmer is sales
man for the Chevrolet down there and
hadn't been home since last Septem-
Der.
Peter Lynch was operated upon at
the Presbyterian hospital in Albuquer-
que by the Drs. Cornish on Saturday.
He is in very bad condition and
there is fear that he may not. recover.
j. E. Nichols, who accompanied Mr..
Lynch to Albuquerque returned Sun
day.
Frank Pinkley, superintendent Of
southwest national monuments, will
be here the first of the week and with
J. C. Clarke, custodian of the WI
patki national monument, will visit
Wupatki for several days before pro-
ceeding to Chaco canyon where he
will do research work.
Dad Hart, who came up from Se-
dona on Sunday and returned Tues
day, said the apples, pears and straw
berries are in bloom. 1t takes six
weeks for blossoms to become berries,
so Oak Creek shortcake filling is due
the middle Of May. Many new plants
are being set out this spring.
w. w. Franklin Of Winslow spent
Monday and Tuesday here closing up
his Business with j. H. Marine, who
handled the Chrysier and Maxwell
cars for him. These sars will sbe on
display in the WHY'S Overland rooms
x.,Laro E,nd Hayas ig manager They