The Coconino sun., 1925-03-27

Hemstitching and picoting at Mrs.
Longfellow's Art Shop.
Meadowbrook Hats featured ex-
clusively in Rabbits millinery.
Walter and Joseph Mertz are Wis
iting their grandfather on his ranch
near Phoenix.
We have the largest selection of
rugs in northern Arizona. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
The White House cafe is moving in
the line of progress this week by in
stalling a soda fountain.
Most satisfying line Of La Merite
infants stamped goods at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamport of
Oak Greek went to Phoenix last week,
called by the illness of Mrs. Lam
ports mother, Mrs. /. P. McConkey
Miss Etha Osborn and Miss Lura
Kinsey spent their weekend vacation
at the Southwest Experiment station
in Fort Valley with the formers par
ents.
In recent issue of The Sun, James
R. Hughes was mentioned as janitor
at the Normal. This was an error;
Mr.. Hughes is chief engineer at the
Normal.
Well dressed Flagstaff men will or
der their Easter suits made to meas
ure now, picking from the beautiful
assortment of suitings at Johnston's
new shop
Mrs. Lizzie Pension wrote her
brother, Joe Francis, that her arrival
to visit him was delayed by the illness
of her brother Dan, who is pretty sick
with the flu at his home in Phoenix.
Distinctive line of choice cards for
every occasion-Bon Voyage, Sympa-
thy, Showers, Birth Announcements
and all other occasions can be found
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Mrs. Joe Bender is very i'll with flu
at her home on West Birch avenue.
Mrs. Julia Arthur is nursing her.
This is her second week in bed and
there will be at least another week
before she can be up.
Willis Brown is adding4o the ap-
pearance of his attractive home on
West Aspen by painting it a cheerful
shade Of yellow with white trimmings.
G. B. Gaddis, Sedona farmer, was
here day or two on business.
Ray Babbitt, accompanied by Ted
Goode, drove to Phoenix last Thurs
day on business. Mr.. Goode came
back in a couple of days, leaving i'm
mediately for New York and his tour
abroad. Ray will remain for two
weeks.
j. w. Brownfield, formerly Of FL
Paso, is building a wholesale oil and
gasoline station at the east end OF
town, on the spur track. The tanks
are in and concrete piers are being
built. Mr. Brownfield arrived here
with his family several weeks ago.
William Katus, accompanied by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Manley Katus, anc
baby, arrived on the early Sunday
morning train from Standard. They
came to obtain medical advice for the
baby. They returned on Thursday
Bill's many cronies hated to see him
go back again.
These are, the largest fish regis
tered since the Babbitt contest opened
last Sunday: Ted Spencer, a bass
weighing pounds and 3 ounces; anl
one by Art Riordan, not so large as
the one he caught last week when Il
didn't count, but still the largest reg
istered SO far, pounds and 13 ounces
NJ. ]. Pilkington had the unusual ex-
perience of racing band of antelope
on the Maine-G Grand Canyon road last
Tuesday. The car was hitting its
limit but the antelope were easily go
ing go miles an hour and simply slid
out of sight Besides being an inter
esting experience it was a beautiful
sight, Mr.. Pilkington says.
Ed Babbitt, dealer in Ford cars, is
trying to figure out whether he will
have his first consignment of Ford
flying machines shipped by train from
the factory or go to Detroit with a
lot of men and fly them over. There
is some disagreement among the men
also, as some of them deny being
high flyers. The first of these planes
will cost $25,000 apiece.