The Coconino sun., 1925-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Attorney Francis D. Cradle of Pres
cott motored up and spent Tuesday
here, returning home next day.
Mrs. Walter Bennett is out again
after spending a few more days in
] bed with relapse after the flu.
Wilson & Coffin have treated the
front of their necessity shop to nice
painting, Eddie Tackitt doing the
work.
Complete assortment Of inks, pen
ellis, pastes and such like on display
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Mrs. T. E. Browning returned Sun
day from Galesburg, Ill.,, where she
had been visiting her parents for the
last two months.
Mrs. j. H. Maxwell ard daughter.
Miss Elsie Maxwell, were up from
Williams on Saturday to see some Of
the basketball games.
E. A. Haight, cashier of the Ari-
zona Central bank, who was called to
Alton, H., by the death of his father,
returned on Wednesday.
Fl. w Phillips, well-known Grand
Canyon young man, was a Flagstaff
visitor on Tuesday. He is connected
with the national park service.
Billy Bayless, whose infected hand
has been giving nim lot of trouble
and pain, is feeling better again, but
says he doesn't want anything more
/ like it.
The Pung Chox club met with Mrs
Grover Jones last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Mills had high score.
Dainty, light refreshments were
served
Tom Cans, colored cook for a young
mems home club of Flagstaff, was
arrested Sunday night by Night Mar
shall Black, charged with being in
toxicated.
S. r. Burke left the Anaheim, Calf,
hospital Wednesday, He will visit his
mother in Long Beach for week or
ten days while he regains his strength
for the return home.
Mrs. John j. Britt was pretty sick
this week with the flu, but is improv-
| ing. She nursed back to health two
Of her boys, one with flu and the other
with pneumonia, recently.
Mrs. j. r. Cooper, who has. been SER
iously i'll for some time, was much
better the last Of last week; but after
being up for two days had relapse
and ~again is confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. U. Smith of Flag
staff are happy to announce the birth
of their son, Rodney Ellis, on March
r. He weighed seven pounds. Mr..
and Mrs Smith are at Albuquerque
for few weeks.
Miss Olive McNerney was kept at
home few days last week and all Of
this by a case of septic sore throat.
During her absence Mrs. George Yer
non Harris is teaching Spanish and
Rev. Mr.. Harris, Latin.
Fire Chief Jack Wilson got around
Tuesday for a short time IN his first
outdoor effort to shake off the flu,
which had kept him in bed for sew
eral days and had not been especially
gentle in jts treatment Of him.
George Black Of the Lightning De-
/ livery company went to Sedona Sun
day to visit his son Edwin on the
ranch while he recuperates from bad
attack of flu. He 'phoned that ne
was feeling fine and expected to be
home in another week.
Billie A. Benoitte Of Phoenix and
Ava Graham OF Glendale were mar
ried here by Justice of the Peace Tom
PuIliam on the 18th of this month.
| The groom will cook for Joe Bender
when he starts up his handsome new
! Railroad avenue restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips left
Friday on trip which viii last until
the first Of April or later. They spent
two days in Prescott with Forest
Ayers, a SON IN Phoenix they are to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kraft. Mr..
Phillips has sister, Mrs. Daisy
Rhinehart, in Tucson.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cady and little daugh
ter and the latest addition to the fam
ily, William third, accompanied by
Mrs. Cady's mother, Mrs. Murphy, ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon from
Pasadena, Calf, where they had
been for several months and where
the young man was born.
Ted Goode, manager Of Rabbits
dry goods department, leaves today
| for New York where on the 18th he
will sail for England and the con-
tinent, where he will visit relatives
and friends for several months. The
return will be by way of Spain, Pana-
ma canal and the Pacific.
The So and Sew club met with
Mrs. Dayton Draine at the home of
her mother, Mrs. G. A. Greenlaw, at
Pine Grove ranch Wednesday after
noon. These members and guests en-
joyed the pleasant hospitality: Mrs.
is. 0. Thompson, Mrs. Joe Schmidt,
Mrs. L. w Cress, Mrs. Frank R'cf-
mond, Mrs. Orinn Compton, Mrs. Herb
Asselin, Mrs. Carl Dickinson and Mrs.
! Charles Ploussard.
DR.. and, Mrs. Charles Ploussard,
we're fortunate in escaping injury
/ Sunday afternoon when the right
! front wheel came off their car as they
were driving at brisk rate near the
county hospital. Assistance was OIL
fered by a passing car driven by
| JOAQUIN Trubea of Williams, who was
accompanied by Mrs. u. M. Meyer,
and Mary and Alice Meyer. No dam
age was done aside from badly shat
1 tered nerves.