The Coconino sun., 1925-04-10

leader.
Fresh Page & Shaw candies receiv-
ed weekly. Rabbits Drug Store.
Newest styles in shoes for Easter
for the whole family at the D. & D.
Bootery.
There will be election of officers at
the meeting of the Moose next Tues
day night.
It will be a pleasure to have you
come and see my new lines of hats,
Mrs. Power.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
J. W.. Moore, road contractor of
Jerome, was in town a few days this
week on grading business.
Mrs. George Crosby and son Kent
left yesterday for Green River, Wye,
to join her husband and daughter.
Ladies, you mustn't forget those
new coats from Hart Schaffner &
Marx at Sid Gassman's. How about
one for Easter?
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. George Babbitt and daughter,
Miss Eunice Babbitt, went to Pres
colt last week to visit Mrs. T. E. Nc
Cullough, another daughter.
Mrs. Fred earrings house is under
going slight alterations and consid-
cradle refurnishing with the assist
ance of her son-in-law, Fred Paul
Mrs. Eli Giclas left Tuesday morn
ing to be with her husband, who is
very sick at the Glendale sanitarium
in California. The son, Henry, may
go later.
Miss Mary Costigan may be home
for Easter, so she writes from Phoe-
nix where she is spending the spring
months, in letter to G. j. Walters,
operator at the Orpheum.
Mrs. Anna Bean moved last week
to the Cable ranch, formerly the
Clarence Sullivan ranch, two miles
south of town, hoping to find good
pasturage for her milk cows.
Ed Truswell, recently operated on
at Mercy hospital for appendicitis
and who was very sick for several
days, is now reported much better and
well along on the road to recovery.
Miss Dorothy TaJmborino returned
from Phoenix last week after an abb
sence of several months while she re-
cuperated in the lower altitude. Her
home is with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bab-
bitt.
Miss Etha Osborn and Miss Lurs
Kinsey are spending Easter vacation
with the parents of the former at the
parents of the former at the South
west Forest Experiment station al
Fort Valley.
Mrs. William Rudd will leave next
Wednesday for Rochester, Mimi, fol
examination and observation by the
Drs. Mayo, afterward spending sew.
eral months visiting relatives in ST
Louis and points in Ohio.
The latest orphan of the court
house, County Recorder Howard Ma
rine, and his deputy, Miss Marion
Wallace, are being sheltered in cor
ner of the county treasurer's office
while the remodeling of their office
takes place.
John Knall, chief filler at Flagstaff
Lumber Co. logging camp, was II
town Tuesday after his new Buick
light six touring car, bought from the
Carron Motor company. They alsc
sold Buick master six to the Bazellt
Motor company of Winslow.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county schoo
superintendent; Miss Rosa Bouton
home demonstration agent, and Miss
Stella Mather, state home demonstra
ton agent and County Health Officer
DR.. Felix Manning, drove with Viii
liam Conley to Sedona Wednesday or
official business.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy was hostess
from Wednesday to Friday to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Denger, Mrs. M T. Phelps, Mrs
Pennick, Mrs. L. C. Middleton, Mrs
Williams and Mrs. Fred Smith, thu
latter her sister-in-law, all from
Phoenix. They had attended thu
state Parent Teacher convention il
Winslow.
Mrs. John W. Francis moved tn,
first of the week from her town
home of Malpais Manor, her summe
home. Mrs. Priscilla Raudebaugl
went with her to remain for som,
time. Mrs. r. NJ. Francis, who is ex
| pected back from California befor'
| long, will spend the summer with Mrs
j. w. Francis.
| Miss Miriam Lightburn has he
mother with her again after an alb
sence which began on election day
Mrs. Lightburn has been in California
and Phoenix. In the latter city, ol
/ the first of April; she celebrated th'
41st anniversary of her arrival il
Arizona, indicating a durable attach
ment for our state.
/ w. H. Switzer feels fortunate j
securing the services of E. G. Viii
liams of Stafford, one of the best all
around leather workmen, who starte'
work in the harness room Monday
His family will join him here at tn
close of the Stafford school term. Nh
| Williams is also known as one of tn,
widest saxophone players in Arizona
! Mrs. Ed Babbitt returned Wednes
day from southern California wher
! she had been visiting relatives fo
the past three months. Ed went Il
| Williams TO meet her. She droy,