The Coconino sun., 1925-03-27
Page Eleven

\ Dresses Cor stout women-a special
this week at Rabbits
Wide selection of stamped goods at
Mrs. Longfelow's Art Shop. 2t
Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
Shop.
Turkey eggs for sale by Mrs. Loran
Savage. Inquire at Savage Shoe Re
pair Shop.
Tally cards and unique bridge novel
ties-watch for window display at
Gassman's. Newsstand and Gift Shop.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fairchild, who had been very
sick with measles, is now much bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Fulcher, who
spent the winter in Phoenix, returned
the other day to remain here for the
summer.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Deluxe Cleaners.
Fish Bros, Phone 212. 3-13-tf
J. W. Bailey Of the Lowell observa-
tory staff last week purchased
Maxwell roadster from j. H. Marine,
local Maxwell and Chrysler dealer.
1t is understood that application
has been made for a summer postof-
flee at Mormon Lake for the conven-
ience of people living there and the
tourists.
Fayette Beard who has been at
Mercy hospital for some weeks, with
kidney trouble, has shown a loss of
strength this last week. His friends
hope for better report soon.
Jim Tillman and his force of me-
chanics most tainted away last week
when tourist aHghted from a train,
walked up to the White garage, pur-
chased an Essex touring car and paid
the full purchase price in hard cash.
Billy Switzer spent 125 good iron
men on Tuesday to replace the large
plate glass window recently broken
because it stood between a cheap re-
volver and some petty thief to whom
property meant nothing so long as it
wasn't his.
The Shakespeare club held its week
ly meeting Monday night with Mrs. j.
10. Thomas. Mrs. F. Il. Browning gave
the feature, the subject, interior
decorating as applied to rugs, pic
lures and curtains. Next Saturday at
l o'clock the club viii enjoy lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Thomas, who
will be assisted by Mrs. Tom Bellwood
and Mrs Browning.
Mrs. Lynn Williams arranged
surprise birthday party for her hus-
band on Tuesday night, the guests
bringing a lot of humorous presents.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. w. Coul-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Olinn Compton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray H. Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson Warnock, Mr. and
Mrs Walter James, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Switzer re-
turned Saturday from Phoenix. They
were met at Ashfork by their daugh-
ter, Louise, and sons, Kenneth and
Bill who accompanied them home in
| the car. Mrs. Switzer had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. j. Diamond,
for the past month. The flu had been
making itself felt in the Diamond and
Eugene Campbell families but they
are all we'll now.
Mrs. T. w. Crump is seeing to it
that some Of our teachers do a very
! thorough amount of sightseeing. Last
Sunday she took Miss Mary Fulling-
ton, Miss Helena Dolfin, Miss Louise
Snyder and Miss Jane Brown to Crater
mountain They explored its depth as
well as becoming familiar with the
theory of its formation and the recent
workings On the way home they
stopped at Canyon Diablo.
Earl Lewis, Los Angeles representa-
tive of the McFarlan car, stopped off
here Sunday and Monday to visit his
brother, Jimmie Lewis. He was on
his way home from McFarlan con-
! vention at Connersville, Ind. While
here he was called on to endure a lot
of good-natured chatting over the way
he held up and took watch from
man riding in his car and whom he
supposed had taken his watch. Every
one introduced to Earl hung tight to
his watch.