The Coconino sun., 1925-05-29
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Ioppy udy, tOQdy
Delaware punch, grape drink in
bottles.
For those dust Memberships, see
Fitzgerald the painter.
George Fleming left Tuesday to
spend couple of days in Jerome.
Trade in your old furniture ON new
at the Flagstaff Furniture company.
We are exclusive agents for the
Seeley mattress. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
A dandy used davenport and
couch at genuine bargain prices
Rabbits.
Miss June Charlebois arrived Tues
day and is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Cameron.
Walter Runke Jr, is carrying his
arm in a sling while an infected fin
ger mends its way,
Hot weather is here: Let US supply
Donofrio's ice cream and other soda
fountain goods. Browns Newsstand. 2t
Brannen school will have an exhibit
Of work of the year from every grade
on display from to Is next Tues
day.
Superintendent Harvey X. Meyer of
Tuba City and his wife and little son
spent Wednesday and yesterday
among Flagstaff friends
Roy E. Garrett passed through
Flagstaff this week on his way to
Winslow, where he will have his sheep
headquarters this summer.
Have you registered in Rabbits
hardware department for the fishing
contest? There are three prizes and
your fish may capture one of them.
George Black Jr. has light six
Studebaker touring car with which to
cummute between his Sedona ranch
and town, supplied by Joe Waldhaus.
George Black Sr. of Los Angeles is
at home again among old friends, He
has been quite seriously i'll for cou-
pie months but is staging a good
come back now.
Mr.. and Mrs Fen Cooper of Owego,
N. Y, who had been spending two or
three months here, left on Wednesday
for Albuquerque, where they will stay
a while before returning east.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
and Under-sheriff d. L. Mckinney
went to Williams Tuesday to see about
a fight in which a knife figured but
did not disfigure. Wielder fined $25.
Secretary Harry B. Embach of the
Arizona Wool Growers association
left Wednesday morning for recon
Nuisance trip into and around Bakers
Butte in the south part of the
county.
Joseph S.. Mcconnell, clerk at the
Harvey house, Williams, is getting
passports through u. S. Commissioner
Tom L. Rees and will leave about
June 81 to spend year in the Irish
Free State.
Andy Sparr Erickson, homesteader
east of Mormon Lake, came in Tues
day to make final proof before U. S.
Commissioner Tom /, Rees. He was
accompanied by Jim Baugeuss, one of
his witnesses.
C. H. Cooper, logging contractor
and commissariat for the Flagstaff
Lumber Co., left Monday for Ell Paso
10 DIIHS UdCh IIo 1dlihly do IA-C C1iU
of the school term comes today. They
win make their home here.
Herman Deitzman, the mail carrier
claims to have caught fish only
three feet long Sunday at Lake Mary
He was positive as to its length be-
cause of weight. The meat on this
fish had a very fishy flavor.
Dir. Fitzpatrick of Columbia univer-
sity, one of the foremost educatofs
of the United States, will spend today
here at Teachers college and tomor-
row will be taken by President Cot
ton to Grand Canyon. Next week DR..
Fitzpatrick will go to Greeley, Colo.
K j. Nackard has built an addition
to his handsome home at the south
west corner of South San Francisco
street and Phoenix avenue, and will
move there next week. Other improve
ments soon to be made are installa-
tion of heating plant and new iron
fence.
Chester Mills has been transferred
from the local branch of the Standard
Oil company to the Phoenix office.
He will leave this week and live with
his aunt, Miss Carrie Shoff.. When
school is out here, Miss Charlotte
Mills will join her aunt and brother
there for the summer vacation.
Not very pleasant news, but there
is less than four million gallons of
water in city reservoir, with about
three hundred thousand day coming
in and more than nine hundred thou
sand day being used. Unless the
summer flow from the springs picks
up in hurry, within month there'll
be no water at all. Last year at this
time there was ten times as much
water in the reservoir as now