The Coconino sun., 1925-02-20

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See J. E. Nichols for plumbing,
heating and timing.
We have the largest selection of
rugs in northern Arizona. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on Us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
B. C. Shelton and one of his sons,
NJ III. Shelton, of Bellemont, were
Flagstaff visitors on Wednesday.
The right style, the right quality
and the right price, on the new
spring dresses at Rabbits.
r. H. Downer returned on Wednes-
day from Eos Angeles, where he had
been for several days on business.
w. L. Gum came up from Phoenix
the first of the week and will return
there tonight.
Have you seen the dainty ribbon
novelties at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop?
Mrs Frank Harrison and son, Viii
liam, have both been sick with flu in
Arkansas, where they are visiting
relatives.
Bill Williams, who haG peen in Gal
lup for few days looking over some
road contract work, got back the first
of this week.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 1866.
The music section of the Weman's
club will serve cafeteria supper at
the clubhouse tomorrow at five
o'clock.
The music section meeting scheduled
for the 10th of this month was post
poned to the 29th, at Mrs. j. r. Bah
bits.
Why pay for sharpening your
sharpened free at J. Fl. Harper's Sec
ond Hand Store? Piano for rent at
Harper's Second Hand Store. tt
The delegates from Flagstaff to the
convention of the Christian Endeavor
societies on Thursday and Friday of
this week at Phoenix are Miss Marcia
Slipher, Miss Etha Osborn, Tom l..
Rees and Rev H. F. Softley.
Mrs. Walter Scott, who has been
sick for some time was made happy
Sunday by the arrival of her Oldest
daughter, who has been in Oklahoma.
Mr.. Scott works for the Flagstaff
Lumber company at the camp near
Mormon lake.
Dan w. Francis leaves today for
Denver. Dan has for some time been
representative in this territory of the
Geo. w. Vallery Co. bonding house
and purchasers of the Flagstaff water
improvement bonds, and will now
work in the Denver offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Lewis and
children leaye tomorrow to drive to
Los Angeles on few days vacation,
taken because of the recent illness OF
their little daughter, Zan, from which
she has not fully recovered.
Tom L. Rees, county clerk, took to
his bed on Tuesday after several
weeks of trying to wear out per-
sistent attack of flu. He was ordered
to stay III bed for awhile. A painfE4
attack of pleurisy was the last straw.
R. L. King, recently of Phoenix, be-
fore that for six years in Los Angeles
and originally from Salt Lake City,
arrived few days ago to work for
the Breen-Lewis drug company. Mr..
King is registered pharmacist.
The Elks dance given by Smiling
BilP' Corthay's California naval s.
piece orchestra last Saturday night
was success. The result is that
there will be another dance at Elks
hall Saturday night with the same
music.
Harry Wiltse returned on Saturday
from California, where he spent the
last three months. His brother, Fred
c. Wiltse, and the latter's wife, re-
turned with Harry and will locate
here. if Fred, who is a cook, finds
work.
+. D. Babbtt Motor company re-
ports these sales Of cars: City of
Flagstaff, two one-ton trucks with
dump bodies; w. B. Lowe, Ford coupe;
Flagstaff Steam Laundry, delivery
wagon; S. O.. Thompson, roadster; r..
J Wofford, coupe; Erick Bouval of
Parks, enclosed car.
Thos. HI. Murray, the genial travel
ing freight and passenger agent for
the Santa Fe lines, was visitor here
on Tuesday. Among the many things
he was looking for was information as
to how the station of Sunshine, near
Canyon Diablo, got its name. He would
be much obliged to know, for some
reason or other. If you'll tell The
Sun,~The Sun'll tell him.
w. F. Wallace returned Wednesday
from the ranges east of town where
he had been to round up his stock,
which had strayed off during the win
ter. He went as far as Canyon Diablo
where he visited his sister, Mrs. Hugh
Anderson. As soon as water sup
ply can be obtained, he reports, it is
expected that mining operations for
the meteorite will be resumed at
Crater mountain.
Mrs Albert Lebsch and r. E. Stone
of the Williams city school board were
in Flagstaff on Sunday and the mem
bers of the local school board-Dr. "
NJ. Slipher, G. B. Wilson and George
Il. Herrington-took them to the
Flagstaff high school building, show
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