The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

G. F. Paul was here one day last
week on business connected with his
sawmilI near Winona.
Dollar specials each Saturday in
Rabbits Grocery, Vegetable and Meat
departments.
Jim Walkup dropped over from
Kingman Saturday night to visit
his friends until Monday.
Special prices on ga white iron
beds and Columbia window shades at
Rabbits furniture department
j. w. Mcclure is another victim of
the light kind of flu thateis making
itself obnoxious this week.
Rug cleaner for sale at Flagstaff
Furniture Co. makes your old rugs
look like new for 81.
X. j. Nackard is expected home to-
day after a months absence in the
east on buying trip.
Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
Shop.
Kuppenheimer good clothes not
only look better, but look better Ion
ger. Rabbits have them.
L. r. Brinkerhoff of st. Johns. came
up last week to be the blacksmith at
the Arizona Lumber & Timber COM
pany mill.
Rev. George Vernon Harris united
in marriage on the goth of this month,
Frank Wilburn and Helen Chapman,
both of Prescott.
Miss Margaret Schumacher was the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cady Sr., from Saturday till Monday
at their home at McNary.
H. Narrower and Rev. Softley attend
ed the Christian Endeavor convention
in Phoenix Friday and Saturday, ar
irving home Sunday morning.
John Verkamp has had an attack of
flu, being confined to his home for
week, part of which time he was in
bed.
Mrs. George Flemming and young
est little son were down with the flu
at the same time last week. Both are
up and well again.
Jeff Newman, old time sheepman
of these parts now living in Los
Angeles, is here making visit with
his sister, Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Lou Daugherty dropped in Tuesday
night from Wickenburg, where he has
been wintering, to attend to business
connected with his real estate here
He will be here for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton had a
few guests at dinner on Monday night,
including Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Coul-
ter, Mrs. P H. Longfellow and Harold
Longfellow.a..
Judge S. B. Gilliland left Sunday for
the Soldiers Home at Sautelle, Calf.
He intended to stop at Barstow
to visit few days with his grandson,
John Mathews.
Radio Fans-Is that A battery get
ting weak? You need not miss an
evenings pleasure. we will call for
and return it fully charged the same
day if notified the day previous. Web
Der Bros.
Sunday Hugh McGooldn drove to
Lower Oak Creek and brought back
with him Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Love,
who have been spending the winter on
their ranch down there. They will
stay with Mrs. Eli Giclas during Mr..
Giclas' absence on the coast.
MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Mcdonald ar
rived yesterday from Los Angeles.
Mr.. Mcdonald came for the engineer
ing firm of Burns & Mcdonald to con-
fer with the city fathers as to the let
ting of the contract for the extension
of the city water project.
Rev. George Vernon Harris per-
formed on Friday at the Episcopal
parsonage, the marriage ceremony
which united Solomon Coleman and
Elsie B. Ladd, both of Parks. The
consent of the mother was given, as
the bride is only Is years old.
Capt. J. B. Wright, county engineer,
and Frank Goodman, city engineer,
went to Phoenix Sunday night to APP
pear before the state senate in con-
nection with the proposed 100000 ap-
preparation for the construction of the
Lee Ferry bridge.
The Corthay Players didn't arrive
at the Elks' club to play for the Sat-
urday night dance until II o'clock due
to the fact that their car slid off the
IOdu UClWCCi llSIC anu ICoCOtt anu
had to be rescued by help from the
White garage.
Charlie Thompson, clerk of the Up
per Oak Creek district school,
drove up Tuesday for the purpose of
taking down Mrs. John Burman and
two youngest children, Helen and
Christine. Mrs. Burman's school be-
gins the eight months summer ses-
sion next Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Vaughn S. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Coulter, and
Miss Lucille Bigham motored to Clark
dale Sunday by way of Ashfork They
enjoyed the finest of roads all the
way. DR.. Mcclure gave the Clarkdale
golf links the once-over while there
to apply any information on our local
links-to-be.
George Flemming got back home
Friday night after being gone for
nearly three weeks on business con-
nected with the wholesale house for
which he travels. He was accompan-
led by Arthur Anderson, his brother
in-law, with whom he visited Needles,
Parker and the larger cities in the
southern part of the state.
Scout Executive Charles McCor-