The Coconino sun., 1925-04-10


fever.
Hemstitching and picoting at Mrs.
LongfelIow's Art Shop.
Just received beautiful line of
Easter hats at the Power Hat Shop.
Choose from the largest variety of
fine fresh vegetables. You'll find them
at Rabbits.
A style hint for men: Those new
spring styles in hats from Statson, at
Sid Gassman's.
Sam Campbell was in on Tuesday
from his honey farm. He is just
over seige with flu.
Most satisfying line of La Merite
infants stamped goods at Gassman's IS
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Bjerg drove
to Phoenix Tuesday afternoon on
business, returning yesterday.
George Babbitt and Paul Keller
drove to Phoenix Saturday night.
They are expected home today
Mrs. T. u. Smith returned last
week from Albuquerque with new
little son, born there several weeks
ago.
Miss Effie AlIsup left Wednesday
afternoon for Clarkdale, where she is
visiting Mrs. Jessie Knibbs during the
Easter intermission.
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
Mrs. Homer Bartlett and little
daughter, Elsie Jean, left Sunday for
months visit with relatives in Sac
ramento and MADEIRA, Calf.
The carpenter work of the FEEDER
ated church annex will be completed
this week and the decorating will be-
gin the first of next week.
On Saturday, April 10, there will
be a one o'clock luncheon given by
st. Margaret's guild at the clubhouse
Phone 306W for reservations.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored OF
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
H. ]. McClung, president of the
GSllILdi DdIIhs 1IOLOISQ VI
from Phoenix and spent a short time
at the bank here on Wednesday.
Frank E. Brooks and Mr.. Jones
drove to Williams and Seligman on
business connected with Franks Sky
light City Bottling Works wholesale
business.
Mrs. John Chisholm returned Mon
i I ~, 4xtba1so WI G.
tied her daughter Mrs. Chester Black
and other relatives during the past
three months.
George See, the local Dodge repre-
sentative, made trip to Phoenix or
Friday, returning Sunday with q
Dodge truck for OFT Logan, the de-
livery and transfer man.
E. A. Brown, who had been in Los
Angeles since last fall, dropped il
among his friends Wednesday for 9
few days while he transacts business
connected with his Fort Valley farm
Miss Mona Dent is back in the hos
pital in Phoenix with an infected arm
which is very painful and will require
her continued stay there for week
or two more before she can come
home.
A silk train of six cars carrying &
cargo valued at from two to six mil
lion dollars rushed through here Sat
urday night about 6 o'clock. The rur
from the coast to Chicago was made
in 81 hours.
N. P. Agren starts today upon tht
remodeling of the property known al
/ the Manse, purchased this spring from
the Presbyterian church by G. B. Viii
son who plans to convert 1t into foul
! modern apartments.
/ 1t required an intrepid spirit, Sun
day to brave the gales that swepr
the waters and shores of the lakes
I When the gusty days cease selecting
I Sunday for exercise some famous fist
/ stories will be reported.
! Arthur Beasley is busy this weel
planting spuds on part of the subdi
vision which he owns with Aft Dickin
! son & Son. He dares any one to tak'
/ picture of him at work and to mak'
people believe their eyes.
4 Echoes from the Federation Meet
ing" will be the main topic at genera
club tomorrow afternoon at the club
/ house. There will also be a discus
sion of the Red Cross meeting to b.
held on April % when Dir. Greene vii
/ be here.
Sid Gassman, after having his shov
windows fixed up in unique and hand
some manner, has had painters a
work this week on the walls, ceiling
and fixtures, with gratifying results
1 The store interior is a lot lighter AM
better looking as result.
Edmund Jolly is getting lot 0
jollying because he feels that Ger
tain event scheduled for June vii
make it awful embarrassing for hin
to wear beard, as the Elks have de
creed that he must. Likely to cos
Edmund more if he doesn't than tn
ceremony will
1 Miss Louise Switzer left Wednes
day night to spend Easter vacation il
Phoenix with her sister, Miss Reb
/ Switzer who is ill., Miss Reba has re
signed her position in the Phoeni
schools in anticipation of her ap
/ preaching marriage to James 81
Claire of Phoenix.
Miss Cornelfa Dockstader was th
1 leader at the regular meeting of tn
/ Shakespeare club, which met wit