The Coconino sun., 1925-02-20

lIdHlS OH puotOS1d dptl4C dAAoAAS.
Ranges and heating stoves at Flag
staff Furniture Co.
DR.. w. c. Hendricks went to Phoe-
nix Tuesday night on business.
Mrs. F. H. Schinfessel of Phoenix
came on Tuesday to visit Mrs. Grover
Hutson for a few weeks.
Miss Emma Merritt has made her
former boarders happy this week by
starting serving meals again.
J. w. Etter and son, Cleon Etter,
spent from Wednesday to Friday in
Phoenix on business.
Martha Washington candy in one
pound boxes, also in ten-cent bars at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Miss Pauline Jones of Williams
spent the weekend here with Miss
Dorothy jake.
See me before you buy, burn or
die-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
For the time Of your life come to
the Senior Carnival, FEBRUARY 2l, at
Ashurst Auditorium. 2-6-3t
Don't forget the three one-act come
dies at high school auditorium at 8
o'clock on the evening of February 27:
Mrs. Nina Thorner left today for
Miami. She came here to attend the
funeral of her father, M. T Piper.
Mrs. Gus Larson of Ashfork has
new Essex coach, purchased from j.
G. Tillman of the White garage. y.
S. r. Burke of the Bonton grocery
left Monday for Long Beach TO visit
his mother and sister and attend to
some business affairs.
The Cress children, who have been
in bed. with grippe, are out again,
thoughsthey show the effects of their
illness.
Charlie Rice got back Wednesday
night from Phoenix, where he was
called recently by the illness and
death of his aged mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Pincetl came up
Wednesday from Winslow for brief
visits with Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Moran
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. jake.
The condition of little Nezzie Var
nell, who has been quite i'll with pneu-
monia, is just about the same is it
has been for the past few days.
Lloyd Jones, branch manager for
the Mohawk Tire company III Los
Angeles, visited Claude Mack, local
dealer yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Curtis got back Wednes-
day night from Phoenix, where she
attended a few conventions and Wis
tied friends.
A letter from Mrs. George Stevens
of Winslow advises The Sun that the
state convention Of the Arizona Par
ent-Teaehers' association will be held
in Winslow, March 1881.
The machinery has arrived and now
Henry Albers is awaiting the arrival
of machinists to. erect it and expects
to have his Flagstaff steam laundry
running in much improved style in a
week or so in his fine new laundry
building.
Walter Grain, state head of the
United States farm bureau at Phoe-
nix, was here the first of the week
making final check of the farm CEN
.sus IN the office of the local farm
agent, Francis Chisholm.
Alf Dickinson has bought the furni-
tufe of Baird Brinton and has rented
the house where they now live and
will move in on the sixth of next
month. Mr.. and Mrs Binton will oc-
cupy one of the cottages in City park.
Mrs. Fred Caring has had word
from her son Robert, who went to
Albuquerque, that he has gone to a
nearby hot springs for treatment for
rheumatism, which made life pretty
miserable for him a week or so ago.
Clarence katus came up from
Standard the first of the week to
spend two or three DAYS visiting
friends here. He drove back a car re-
Gently won with a lucky ticket by ONE
of the employees Of the Standard Lum-
Der Co.
w. M. Cady Sr. and James G. Nc
Nary came up from McNary on
Wednesday, accompanied by swo
friends from New York, to spend a
few days at the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
plant. They are staying at the home
of w. NJ Cady Jr
Decker Williams and father, Dan
Williams, returned yesterday from
Kentucky, where they went two weeks
ago to visit Dams father, who was i'll
and had expressed wish to see them.
They left him in better health than
they found him, though handicapped
by old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cress drove to
Riordan. Tuesday OH account of the
illness Of their nieces, Mrs. Troy
Strickland and Mrs. Francis Decker,
who have the flu. Mrs. Decker ac-
conlpanied them back to Flagstaff and
is staying at Mrs. Fred Reno's. Both
are somewhat better now.
Mrs. v. NJ Slipher went to Phoenix
last night to be gone for a few days
While there she will attend the state
convention of the Daughters of the
American Revolution On Saturday.
Mrs. Slipher is organizing regent at
Flagstaff.
John j. McKillip, manager of Flag
staff branch of the Halstead Lumber
company, is spending this week with
his family in Winslow During his alb
sence 7. N. Carter, associate manager
of the Winslow branch, is staying in
the. local office.
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