The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
LOCAL BREVITIES

Ed Babbitt spent Thursday in Will
liams.
Carl Mayhem left last night for
Prescott, intending to be back by
Sunday.
Miss Georgiana Isham is entertain
ing the populous but not popular
measles just now.
Mrs. c. B. Wilson went east
Wednesday night, called by the i'll
ness Of her father in Galesburg, I'll.
Have you tried that good Brands
ranch butter at 45c pound? Sour
locks Grocery. Phone 210. We de-
liver. 1t
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Scurlock who has been i'll with pneu-
monia for the past nine days, is i'm
proving.
Rutitio Aguilera, 38, and FeHciana
Montoya, As, both of Flagstaff, were
licensed to marry by County Clerk
Tom l.. Rees.
Expert marcelling, Mrs. D. w.
Aungst, Highland apartments, phone
80 for appointment Will call at your
home any time.
Attorney C. B. Wilson left on
Wednesday on business trip to Los
Angeles, expecting to be home again
the last Of this week.
You will enjoy being able to pur-
chase Blue Label products for every
special occasion. They are the very
best. See Babbitts' adv today.
Ed Babbitt has sold Fords as fol-
lows: Roadsters to S. 0. Thompson
and Harlow Yaeger, a tractor and two
trucks with dump bodies to the city
OF Flagstaff.
Mrs. J. C. Brown left for Los An
geles Friday to visit her brother and
sister and incidentally transact busi-
ness. Nh. Brown may go to Cali
fornia next week.
Frank Z. Brooks joined the ranks
of those afflicted with the flu last
Friday, bat resigned early this week
and resumed his place behind the
counters of his store.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Falder returned
a few days ago from California,
where they had been for several
l.
there for his health, has materially
improved.
The annex to the Federated church
now is entirely rooted over Snow
during the past month has hampered
the workmen considerably. When the
windows are in, the finishing inside
will progress more easily and salts
factorily.
Mrs. frankie Matthews invited
guests on New Year day for de-
licious chicken dinner in honor of the
birthday Of her son, John, at the home
of her father, Judge S. B. Gilhland.
Besides the hostess, Mrs. Matthews,
the guest of honor John Matthews,
and his small daughter, Frances, Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Thomas were also
present.
There was a very interesting meet
ing of business men at the Weather
ford hotel Monday night for the fur
therance of the plan for the organi-
cation of an association of business
men. There will be another meeting
next Monday night at S o'clock at the
same place All business men Of all
lines are cordially invited to attend
this meeting as it is for the interest
of all that an organization be effected.
Nh. and Mrs. Allin Greenlaw and
family are leaving next week for
California where they expect to To-
cate permanently, though no particu-
lar place has been selected so far.
Allint has been saw-filer at the mills
here for a number of years. He has
spent most of his life in Flagstaff.
Both he and his wife will be missed
by large circle of friends who wish
them success in their new home.
Dr. N. E. Barnes will arrive today
from the east to join his wife and
two children who are at Mercy hos
pital where they have been since New
Year day when they stopped off on
account of the illness Of the children.
DR.. and Mrs. Barnes will sail on the
10th Of this month from San Fran
cisco for the Orient with Singapore
as a base from which the doctor, who
is connected with the research de-
partment Of the Rockefeller founda-
ton, will make study of the tropi-
cal diseases prevalent there.