The Coconino sun., 1925-05-15
THE COCONINO SUN

Have luxurious bed on a Sealy
mattress from Rabbits
A card for every occasion at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Spring hats at $5-the new shades.
New straw hats at $3.50. Sid Gass-
man.
Thrift-What is it? Buying at C.
A. Clark & Co. and making the dol
lar normal.
Mrs. Frank Miller spent a few days
at Mercy hospital following a minor
operation last week.
Arkansas, from the Ozarks, straw
berries 45c a quart box at Babbitts'
vegetable department.
Headquarters for magazines and all
the latest newspa apers-Gassman's S
Newsstand and Gift shop.
Miss Lucille Nolan left Wednesday
for Chicago where she will spend a
months vacation visiting a. sister.
F. H. Westfeldt of the State Build
ing and Loan association, Phoenix,
was a business visitor here part of
this week,
Miss Rosa Bouton left Sunday for
Williams and Grand Canyon for sew
eral days work as home demonstra-
tion agent for this district
Miss Lucille Nolan left Wednesday
on months vacation with her sister
in Chicago. She is recuperating from
a. recent severe attack of flu.
DIR. and Mrs. William Morton and
little daughter Of Needles spent the
weekend with Dr. Morton's sister,
Mrs. T. f. Pollock, and family.
Rob Solberg went home Sunday
morning, having recovered from the
removal of pus appendix by Dr.
Charles Ploassard ten days ago at
Mercy hospital.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone $50 for all beauty
work, including manieuring for both
men and women.
Attorney Frank Harrison, Mrs.
Harrison and son, Bill, motored to
Jerome Sunday, returning by the Ash
fork route. They especially enjoyed
the view from Schnehley rim.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Pilkington will return
tomorrow from Chloride, where she
completed term of school, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pilkington will occupy a Sun
court apartment at Mrs. M. ].
Merits.
r. H. Downer will leave soon for
Tucson, where he and Oscar Fridell
have road contract. Mrs. Downer
and her mother, Mrs Morrison, will
leave today or tomorrow for their
home in California.
Mrs E. A. Huested was the guest
honored on Mothers day by a picnic
held at Mormon lake by Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Grimmell, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Charles DeRyder.
Lewis Benedict was down town
greeting friends on Monday, following
his long illness, and is rapidly reeovs
ering strength. Mrs. Benedict is also
recovering in good shape from a Sc
we're attack of erysipelas.
Flagstaff friends of William Scott
Preston, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Preston have received cards an
nouncing his graduation from the
Worthwhile, KY, high school. Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston were residents of Tuba
City for a good many years and have
many good friends here.
Mrs. H. P. Asselin invited the ladies
of the So and Sew club in for the af-
ternoon on Tuesday. Delicious re-
freshments were served to Mrs.
Charles Ploussard, Mrs L. w. Cress,
Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson, Mrs. Orinn Compton, Mrs.
Dayton Draine and Mrs. S. 0. Thomp-
son.
Decker Williams is keeping the
postoffice force thoroughly wised up
regarding the joys of daddism, the
second son in the family having ar
rived early Monday morning, full of
ginger and anxious to get into the
Boy Scouts as soon as possible. Mrs.
Williams insists that the. youngster
is better looking than his dad.
Charles DeRyder drove up from
Phoenix last week, bringing Mrs. De-
Ryder and her mother, Mrs. E. A.
Huested, who found the cool weather
here grateful change after the sum-
mer temperatures that are already
functioning so regularly in the val
ley. Mr.. DeRyder returned immed-
lately as the sheep will not be ready
for moving to the summer ranges un-
til about the first of the month.