The Coconino sun., 1925-06-12

/ van prize at the bazaar, Woman IS
! club, June %, %, and "a.
Matinees at the Orpheum will be at
/ p. m. during the summer.
/ Jack Marine is helper for Wilson &
/ Coffin since their summer rush is on.
/ That old chair has value toward a
! new one at the Flagstaff Furniture
store
See the window display of hats for
i the 40 celebration at the Power Hat
shop
/ Homer Arm spent Monday night in
town, returning Tuesday to Rainbow
/ Lodge.
! Mrs. Joe Lawson of Cocnino is quite
sick at her home with complications
following flu.
Director and Mrs. G. A. Pearson
and family moved to their Fort Valley
home Saturday.
/ Vote for your favorite girl at the
! voting contest at the bazaar, Woman s
+ club, June 22, 23, and "a.
! Get some real homemade candy,
and fancy dishes at the bazaar,
! Woman,s club June %, %, and "a.
Miss Ida Morris reported for duty
in the supervisors office, Monday af-
/ ter a weeks absence due to illness.
Stetson dress hats for spring and
summer in all the new styles. Lar
| gest stock in Flagstaff. Sid Gassman.
/ DR.. E. S. Miller got home, weary
| but worldly, Wednesday morning from
| the Los Angeles Shriner convention
| Mrs. M. T. Piper left Wednesday
! night for Miami to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Thorner, for a couple of
months.
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
Marcelling by operator of six years
experience in some of the largest
! shops in the United States. Mrs Dee
| Wright, phone 364, 211 S. Beaver.
6-5-tf
The new prescription druggist in
the Breen-Lewis dug store is T. d.
Lavinder Of Denver, whose general
impression is that he much likes it
here
|, Miss June Slavens returned to her
home in Phoenix Wednesday to re-
ceiye medical advice. Her sister, Miss
Lucia Slavens, spent the weekend
with her.
| People who are accustomed to serv-
/ ice, call at the Powder Puff Beauty
parlor, Nackard building. Phone 16O
for appointment for expert marching
and other beauty work tt
/ Our ice cream is made With cream
milk and eggs, fresh every day. A
visit of inspection while in the MAX
ing is welcome, The purest cream
j for the children. Griff's.
An old fashioned dance in the spirit
Of 40 is to be planned at a meeting
Of all members Of the Woman's club
+ tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon at 3
I o'clock at the clubhouse.
Walter Durham has bought a $1,000
Kohler electric light plant to install on
his Stoneman lake homestead Will
son & Coffin supplied it and next
week will do the installing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Grimshaw,
nephew of Mr. and Mrs Howard Ma
rine, stopped over Monday for brief
visit. They are returning to their
home in Tucson after vacation at
Mormon lake.
Hugh Tillman came up from Wins
low Saturday to accompany Mrs. Till
man and daughter, Louise back Sum
day. They will make their home in
Winslow, where Hugh sells Bucks and
i Clievrolets for the Bazelle Motor Co.
t P. D. Berry came in from Grand
i Canyon this week to take stock Of the
/ local whiskers and compare them with
those he has worn since Flagstaff was
I in swaddling clothes. He expressed
himself as very we'll satisfied that we
hadn't got too darn effete.
I Joe Juarigue, while painting at the
/ Arizona Lumber & Timber CO. mill
/ got his left hand too near some ma
/ chinery,. resulting in an accident so
I serious that an amputation of most of
the hand was necessary The SURGERY
was done by DR.. Charles Ploussard
Thursday at Mercy hospital.
( John E. Kennedy, who last week re-
ceived his degree at the state univer-
sity, accompanied by his cousins, Ber-
nice and Helen Smith of Phoenix, will
be home tonight. His cousins will
spend the summer here with their
/ grandmother, Mrs. Matilda Wisehart,
and their aunt, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy.
{ There will be an important meeting
of the Flagstaff Game Protective as
sociation next Monday at p. m. at
the forest supervisors office. There
will be election of officers and discls-
sion of action to be taken at the spe-
cial election in September on the game
code, and particularly discussion in
regard to the restocking of Oak Creek
with trout.
The Misses Helen and Sarah Coffin
of Leavenworth. Kan, arrived Friday
and visited until Wednesday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson They at
tended school in Phoenix this winter
Miss Mary Wilson will leave w'th
them for a six weeks visit with her
grandparents in Topeka, Kan. On
/ Monday, Max Hendricks, accompanied
I by Helen and Sarah Coffin and vi
vette and Mary Wilson, drove to
7 Grand CANYON.