The Coconino sun., 1925-04-03
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Plants and cut flowers. The Flower
Shop. Phone 81
Out-of-town trade solicited by the
Power Hat shop.
Fine new selections of living room
suites and day-beds at Flagstaff Fur
niture Co.
Those new spring coats for women
from Hart Schaffner & Marx are ON
display al Sid Gassman's.
Ray Wofford went to Williams Fri
day to help out in Rabbits meat mar
ket for week or ten days.
DR. Eric S. Flett drove to Phoenix
Wednesday to be gone the rest of the
week ON professional business.
r. NJ Gassman returned yesterday
morning from Phoenix, where he had
been for several days on business.
Complete assortment of inks, PEN
ellis, paste and the like on display at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Huddleston on
Sunday drove up from Winslow to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Buel Hyde and to
fish at Lake Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Burns enter
tanned F. G. Masquellette of Houston
and j. Wilson of Los Angeles at
luncheon one day recently.
Miguel Oscenda, an employe of the
Flagstaff Lumber company, went to
Mercy hospital last week for treat
ment for chronic appendicitis. He is
improving.
Our new 2500-pound pressure Ale
mite-Zerk compressor puts the grease
where it belongs. Come in and see
your car properly CREASED. Webber
Bros. Garage. Asst
Mrs. Al Sanford is entertaining
Mrs. John Withers and daughter,
.Aline, Of Los Angeles, who had been
at Grand Canyon for short time and
from here will return to theiE home.
The Missionary society of the First
Christian church cleared $40 at the
recent food sale in the w. H. Switzer
store. Mrs. James Saunders, Mrs. f..
Adams and Mrs. c. P. Hanna were the
committee.
Mrs. T. A. Stahl will leave~Monday
on an extended trip to New York and
Intervening points to visit relatives
and friends. Her railroad pass does
not expire until May 10, but she will
probably be home before that.
Joe Bender will accompany Mrs.
Bender to Murietta Hot Springs,
Calf, the first of next week for a
course of treatment to last several
weeks. Mrs. Bender had serious
time with flu and needs change of
climate.
Mrs. H. C. Loekett came up from
Phoenix the first of the week to at
tend the federation meeting, returning
at its close. She will remain in the
south a few weeks longer before re-
turning to her country home here for
the summer.
Malcolm Putty, the good-looking,
likeable young man who for some time
now has been keeping books at the
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. general
office. leaves the 18th of this month
for Wichita Falls, Texas, where he
will 90 into business with his father
and brother.
Clyde Dunlap arrived from Denver
a few days ago to work on the books
at the Arizona Lumber q Timber Go.
general offices, to succeed Malcolm
Putty. who leaves soon for Texas.
Miss Irma Quinn, also of Denver, re-
Gently ioined the A. L. & I. office
force as payroll clerk.
The new depot is getting closer and
closer, as is evidenced by the receipt
a few days ago by N. P. Agren, Flag
staff building contractor, of letter
from the Santa Fe railway general of
fees advising that plans for the new
building would soon be sent him for
his consideration and bid.
The box social given by the Re-
.bekahs last Thursday night was the
iolliest kind of affair. Cards and
dancing We're the principal pastimes.
The sum of $1A was received for the
purchase of regalia for the degree
team. Arrangements were carried out
by Mrs. Grover Jones, Mrs. Will
Compton and Mrs. sCaffey.
Frank L. Dickinson has been very
III the past three or four weeks lie
is somewhat better as this is written,
hut is a very sick man. For several
weeks it seemed that his old trouble
would not return, but about three or
four weeks ago he caught little cold,
possibly the flu, and that evidently
started the old trouble again.--Jerome
News.
Raw Prochnow motored to Grand
Canyon and back on Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Burns
and Miss Nita Guillot Of Flagstaff,
Frank O'Reilly of New York city and
James Wilson of Los Angeles. They
report the roads in fine condition.
They made the trip there in 10 min
utes more than three hours, adding
another 10 minutes to that time on the
return.
Mrs. ]. @. Thomas, Mrs. Fred
Browning and Mrs. T. O. Bellwood
were hostesses Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Thomas at an informal one
O'Clock three-course luncheon. The
regular members were present and the
afternoon was spent in bridge sew
ing and conversation, by Mrs. Bertha
Kennedy, Mrs. L. E. Hart, Mrs. Tom
Rees, Mrs. E. G. Miller, Mrs. Charles
Isham, Mrs. f. A. Cotton, Mrs. Lorna
.Jessup, Mrs. William Rudd, Miss Cor.
.neiia Dockstader, Miss Pearl Bonisteel
and Miss Minnie Lintz.