The Coconino sun., 1925-07-03

4 Mrs. Carrie /. Oft, guest of Mrs
Frank Gold will return to Kansa
today.
Buy at the delicatessen between tn
| Weatherford hotel and the Orpheun
4 theater.
/ Attorney Mercer Hemperley an,
wife are up from Prescott for th
celebration.
Headquarters for magazines. an
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstan
and Gift shop.
We serve a five-course dinner ever,
Sunday with fried Maryland chickel
for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22- t
Look in classified advertisement.
for Mrs. Rudd's announcement con
corning ready made silk garments.
| DR.. S. C. Campbell, government
doctor at the Indian school, was il
town Tuesday and Wednesday OF
business.
!! Mrs. w. j. Connors of San Ber-
nardino arrived last week to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Tillie Gregg, until after
the fourth.
Mrs. Charles Howard of the How
ard Sheep company came up from
Phoenix Sunday to spend several
days on business.
Mrs. William Rudd carries beau
tiful line of silk dresses from the
California Sportswear Mills, 123 W.
Birch. Phone 187W.
Mrs. John 10y of Mund's park
spent a few days here this week. She
had not been feeling well and came
in for medical advice.
Mrs. William Rudd, who had been
i'll with tonsilitis since her return
from the east, was able to be out for
the first time on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Cram returned
Sunday evening from Delta, Utah,
where they visited their sen, Don,
during the past two weeks.
Ed Shaw, noted democratic poll
tician of Phoenix, wasin flagstaff a
couple of days this week. He is with
an automobile loan company.
Johnston's and Saylor's candies
fresh in one to five-pound boxes;
also a fine selection of the better
bulk candies.-Griff's Chocolate shop.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
DR.. and Mrs. Felix Manning and
DR.. r. O. Raymond returned yesterday
afternoon from a three weeks motor
trip in Dr.. Raymond's car. They went
as far as San Francisco.
St. Margaret's Guild will meet next
afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. and Miss Freeland Every
woman interested in the Episcopal
church is not only invited but urged to
come.
Miss Marian McVey Of Charleston,
H., arrived Saturday to visit her
brother ]. Il. McVey, and Mrs. McYey
for few weeks. Sunday her brother
and his wife drove with her to Grand
Canyon.
Abalino Serabia, Flag taft milk
man, who pleaded guilty on Wednes-
day in federal court, Prescott, to two
liquor counts, was sentenced to pay
$500 fine and serve four months in
county jail at Flagstaff.
At the second annual convention of
.he Arizona firemen's association held
m Globe L. w. Kelly of Flagstaff-was
elected sergeant alarms
If the next state convention which
viii be held at Prescott next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mengle return
ID to Flagstaff Monday after a two
months visit in Los Angeles. They
ire visiting at the Hudgen's home on
Grand Canyon ave- Mr. Mengle will
cave soon for Albuquerque, Mrs.
Mengle will make an extended visit
n Flagstaff
Dick Bongberg with his children,
Yrs. Helen King and Gene, Jack,
robert and Marjorie Bongberg, alriv-
"a in their car Sunday night from Po-
mona, Calf, where the Bongberg
amily now is located, to spend two or
hree weeks among the home friends
iere and try to penetrate the whisker
Iisguises.
Flagstaff Odd Fellows and Re-
,ekahs who attended annual grand
odge and encampment meetings at
Prescott got home yesterday. In
ther articles in this issue it is told
low they got all they went after. In
ddition to the offices there mention
d, Charlie Lehr of Flagstaff was
lected grand junior warden by the
Summer term of superior court be-
,ins next Monday. There is not a
cry long docket. One Of the n
iortant cases is that of John Weather
ord gainst Mrs. L. r. Hall, in which
laintiff seeks to break the new five
ear lease given Mrs. Hall for the
Veatherford hotel on the ground that I
is community property end Mrs.
Veatherford did not sign the lease.
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