The Coconino sun., 1925-01-02

Blackie Holman spent Christmas
in Phoenix
We handle all kinds of rentals
! Alf Dickinson & Son.
i Inventory sheets, in convenient
pads, at Coconino Sun office.
4 w. H. Hinkle has returned from
4 Phoenix where he attended the fun
eral of Al Sims.
We will not accept any more keys
as passes to the Orpheum theater, as
the period expired January first.
/ Agnes McGookin, who is teaching al
Casa Grande, is visiting her father
Hugh McGookin and her sister, Annis
McGookin.
! Mrs. w. E. James and daughter
Justine, arrived Tuesday evening from
Phoenix to visit Mrs. James sister
Mrs. Ray Simpson.
Western Electric washing machine.
carry the recommendation Of the Coco
Housekeeping institute. On sale al
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
DIR. and Mrs Vaughn S. Mcclure
left in their car late Wednesday after.
noon to drive to Phoenix, expecting
to be home again today.
j Putting it off for day may lose
you the chance to get one of those
Hart Schaffner & Marx coats fol
women at the greatly reduced price
See adv. page 5.
Newt Schaeffer is around again
right lively, his foot having nicely sur
vived its recent smashing, and he'll be
smiling on patrons tomorrow at the
new Rickel & Hilkins store.
Arthur Riordan returned Monday
night from ST. Mary's, Kan, where
he and Mrs. Riordan went to spenc
Christmas with her parents. She re-
manned there for longer visit.
Alta May Osborn, who teaches ir
/ Phoenix, is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Os-
born, at the Southwestern forest ex-
! perimental station at Fort Valley.
Rickel & Hilkins throw open the
doors of their new grocery and meat
market tomorrow. 1t is a nice looking
place, up-to-date, spic and span, and
stocked with all of the good things to
eat.
| Mrs. Lula r. Hall left Friday for
Los Angeles, where she will meet hel
daughter, Elizabeth, who is attend
ing the university at Berkeley. She
will return after the first of the
year.
G.. c. Rawson has sold half inter
est in his Auto Electric service sta
tion at Beaver and Railroad avenues
to B. f. Armstrong. Mr.. Armstrong
who formerly owned wood yard on
North Leroux street sold out to JOS
eph Goodwin.
Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin was the vic
tim of very painful accident Satur-
day evening, when she stepped into
the open cellar door in the dark. She
received broken upper arm bone, q
broken knee cap and many bad bruises
which will necessitate some weeks ir
bed.
G. w. Tolliver, Williams burglar
and C. G. Chacon, Flagstaff wife
beater, both plead guilty before Judge
j. E. Jones in superior court Wednes-
day. He delayed passing sentence un-
til after the New Year and likely will
tell them today what they are to get
Whoever it is that is letting q
bunch Of horses roam around Flag
staff at night is not being remem-
bered in the prayers of Flagstaff peo-
pie. Being kept awake half the night
by the animals trying to scrape away
the snow isn't especially pleasant. Nc
particular damage results now, but
when a thaw comes there will be
| plenty to lawns and parkways.
Passenger trains blocked both San
Francisco and Beaver street crossings
Sunday evening against the fire en-
gine and kept them blocked in spite
of the siren until they were ready to
pull out. Fortunately the fire hao
been put out when the department
finally reached it. 1t was burning
flu in the Spanish hotel on South
Agassiz street owned by r. E. Taylor
and occupied by Juan Martinez.
Flagstaff Gun club win have q
shoot Sunday forenoon as the club
has been entered in the general west
ern states telegraphic tournament
sponsored by couple of Denver pa.
pers. The high gun score at each
shoot, which must be held rain OF
shine, is wired to Denver and the
| comparative results are published
Local scatter-gun men are polishing
up their specs getting ready to cor
! laurels.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Russell of Eu-
gene, Oregon, spent Christmas here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell, re-
! turning home this week. He is q
building contractor. He and Fred are
brothers and had not seen each other
for good many years, which they
tried to make up for by cramming
several years conversation into each
day. The visitors drove as far as
Pasadena, taking the train from there
to Flagstaff.
James Hewins, we'll known here
through frequent visits when he was
connected with Salter Brothers & Co
of Boston, for whom he bought wool
here, announces that he has retired
from that firm and will conduct q
general business in wool under the
! firm name of James Hewins & Sons
! Tbau ara Ioaafod in RoSfan Mr.