The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13
See j. E. Nichols for plumbing,

i See ]. E. Nichols for plumbing,
j heating and>tinning.
i Wide selection of stamped goods at
Mrs. Longfellow's Art Shop. ct
j Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
/ Shop.
4 "Speedy" oxfords for men, in snap
| py styles, among the new spring goods
now on display at Sid Gassman's.
Mrs. Mary Christensen is back at
work at the Commercial cafe after
having been i'll with the flu for ten
days.
! Roy Jones of Babbitts' got back
| Wednesday from a weeks trip
through the Salt River Galley and up
to Roosevelt lake.
Miss Rosa Bouton left Wednesday
/ for a two weeks trip through the
eastern counties to carry on continual
/ tion work begun last month.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Deluxe Cleaners.
Fish Bros, Phone ZIP. 3-13-tf
Absences at Emerson, which on
| Monday reached an alarming height,
have dropped to the lowest since the
/ epidemics of measles and flu broke
out.
Walter j. Stevenson and Hiram
/ Stowe, who are working on a govern
ment job at Tuba City, came in for
the weekend to take potluck with
/ friends.
Judge X. N. Sleeves, DR.. C. D. Jeff
ries, C. Y. Campbell, Bobby Burns
and Charlie Murray were all up from
Williams attending court several days
this week
Mrs. S. R. Burke returned Sunday
afternoon from Anaheim, Calf,
where her husband is convalescing
from an operation. He is expected
home in another week.
] Judge J. E. Crosby of Holbrook ar
rived Wednesday, set the date of the
Thomasson divorce case for next Mon
day, and left on the evening train for
Phoenix, to be gone until Monday.
Mrs. J.. B. Ormond and Kathryn
/! Louise Harover went to Phoenix last
week with Hugh Wheat when he went
home from a business trip up here.
They will visit there for some weeks.
Fred Hart brings the news that all
the fruit trees in Sedona except the
apple trees are in bloom and that the
farmers are holding their breaths for
fear of freeze, such as they had last
year.
/ Two cars of cotton farmers from
Punjab, India, passed through here
/ Tuesday on their way to Amarillo,
Tex. These are cognomens: Harnam-
singh, Hazarasingh, Budasingh ana
/ Sawasingh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost, their
daughter, Mrs. Hayes of Holbrook,
| Ernest and Howard Yost, returned
j this week from trip overland to
California, where they spent a pleas
ant two weeks.
/ Herbert Scurlock returned last week
from Los Angeles where he had taken
/ his family for change of climate.
The baby, which had pneumonia this
>Winter, seems to have especially bene-
fitted. Two of the other children have
the measles.
i Attorney Frank NJ Gold is keeping
/ house alone with his dog this week,
and will have time to be well used to
that arrangement by the end. Of two
or three months, during which Mrs.
Gold and the three children are vis-
iting an aunt in Grant Pass, Ore.
\ Stanley Watkins passed through
4 here last week, back from Los An
geles, with lady whom he introduced
to his interested friends here as the
H new Mrs. Stanley Watkins. They went
out to Lake Mary lodge, where they
spent a few days before driving home
to Winslow
Il Listeners-in who tuned in on XII
/ Monday evening of last week at the
/ right hour, heard fine program put
on at the Chevrolet Motor company's
banquet at the Ambassador hotel, at
which Lee Carron Of Flagstaff, w. F.
| Griffin of Prescott and G. B. Howard
4 of Holbrook, were present.
] The Emerson basketball boys, hav-
! ing played the required number Of
games, are revelling in the possession
j of their nifty new letters, ES in dia-
rnond shape done in the school colors
Of red and black. These are the just
ly proud owners: Alfred Cooper, Bill
] Long, Manuel Mier, Howard Salas,
Bruce Campbell, Marris Runke, Char
/ les Taylor and Leighton Cregs.
4 w. S. Bayless was in town day be-
/ fore yesterday, having come in from
his ranch on upper Beaver creek. He
has been suffering from infection
caused by scratch with a mesquite
] thorn. He went on to Flagstaff yes
kterday forenoon, and will get medical
/ treatment there. His wife lives there
and he will be at home in case he be
comes worse. No serious consequent
ces are anticipated News.