The Coconino sun., 1925-06-19

Matinees at the Orpheurq will be al
3 p. M during the summer.
Alex Lawson and VIM. Harover
are in Prescott on federal jury duty.
A nice line Of hats for all occasions
always available at Mrs. Mertz's hat
shop.
That old chair has value toward a
new one at the Flagstaff Furniture
store
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop
Mr. Nottingham, Christian minister
of Prescott, will preach at the Chris
tian church on Sunday.
John H. Hunt i5 assisting in the
administration of the Flagstaff dis
trict of the forest service.
During the absence of DR.. NJ. G.
Fronske in the east his patients are
being looked after by DR.. E. S. Mil
/ Ter.
Mrs. George Boettinger, formerly
of Flagstaff, arrived Tuesday to be
night desk clerk at the Weatherford
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Dent, theii IA
| ther, Joe Dent, and sister, Miss Mona
Dent, camped at Oak Creek over the
weekend.
Come on '49ers, and all the others
they're good biting at Jack Leonard's
hot dog stand on the corner across
| from the depot.
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
See the wonderful display of fancy
work and aprons at the bazaar of the
/ ladies of the Catholic church, Woman's
club, June %, %, and "a.
! f. A. Gyberg, secretary of the Oak
Creek Cattlemen's association, OF
! Flagstaff and Coinville, was here at
/ tending the senate hearings.
Johnston's and Saylor's candies
fresh in one to five-pound boxes; also
fine selection of the better bulk
eandies-Griff's Chocolate shop.
People who are. accustomed to serv-
ice, call at the Powder Puff Beauty
parlor, Nackard building. Phone 160
/ for appointment for expert marching
and other beauty work. tt
E. T.. McGonigle and family have
been dodging the painter and paper
hanger for the past weeks while their
home on Milton road was undergoing
repairs and decoration.
Leo Anderson. chief clerk on the
Tonto forest, with Mrs. Anderson and
children, came up last week and are
camped in the park. Mrs. Anderson
is enrolled at teachers college.
Mrs. Walter Dickinson with her
mother, Mrs. Alf Dickinson, and sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Dorman, drove to
Camp Verde Tuesday to visit relatives
during the remainder of the week.
Justice of the Peace Tom Pulliam
decided that 80 days in jail might help
Pablo Moran remember that it is not
just the thing to set a bunch of logs
on fire when a fellow wants to get
warm.
Mrs. Fred Culver and two children
arrived last week from Chicago to
join Mr.. Culver, who has been here
for several weeks. He is a lawyer and
is looking over this section with the
possibility of locating permanently.
jim WaIkup came in from the Ci-
bicue trading post. Of which he is
manager for Babbitt Bros and min
lister extraordinary to the Apaches,
on general post business and to make
some local arrangements for a big
Fourth celebration the Apaches will
put on at Cibicue.
Mrs. Tillie Gregg's home north of
town will witness small reunion
this summer. Mrs. Gregg's brother,
John Hoffman of Morenci, came this
week after an absence from Flagstaff
lasting Is years. Her nephew, Frank
Connors, and two children came on
Wednesday and Mrs. Connors will
come next .week from California.
Richard GrcenIaw, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Greenlaw of Seligman,
came Sunday to join his parents.
From his waist down he was covered
with bruises received when with two
other young boys he was riding in a
stripped-down Ford that overturned
three times. He was the least hurt
of all, though fortunately none was
dangerously injured.
j. f. Walker, deputy sheriff of Ma
vajo county stopped over here a
short time Tuesday on his way home
to Winslow from Prescott where he
had been attending the session Of the
federal court. "The federal grand
jury were turning out true bills at the
rate of four per hour when ! left
there and it looks as though there
would be plenty of business this
term," said Walker.
MRS. M. w. BORUM HOME