The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
LOCAL BREVITIES
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We handle all kinds of rentals
ALI Dickinson & Son.
Dollar specials each Saturday il
Rabbits Grocery, Vegetable and Meat
departments.
Eugene Wommack came up from
Winslow Saturday night to attend the
senior carnival at the Normal.
Let Carson do your portrait this
year. Make an appointment now. Yot
can do it by phone. Number 62.
D. L. Phillips went to Hibbard Mon
day with Sam Thompson to help witt
the or cattle outfit.
F. A. Pipes of the Flagstaff Lum
Der company and all the members Of
his family are down with mild attack!
Of the flu.
Miss jewell Worsham, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl Greene
since last fall, left for her home il
Louisiana Tuesday.
The Social Service circle will ~holC
its regular March meeting at tht
home OF Mrs. G. W. Jake on mex
Tuesday at three o'clock.
Mrs. E. l. Taylor from the Mormon
lake lumber camp stopped in Flagstaff
a night last week on her way to E
Paso to visit her sister.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored o.
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery Phone 165.
Mrs. L. w. Cress has been sick ii
bed with a bad case of the flu this
past week. She had just nursed hel
children back to health when she took
down herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Stahl are leav-
ing today for Los Angeles to be gone
until Wednesday, IN Glendale they
viii visit Mr. and Mrs. William Por-
ter, who are well known here.
Mrs. R. S. Burke and baby boy lef'
on the Wednesday evening train foi
Long Beach where she will join hel
husband, who went over last week
She will be gone week or two.
Why pay for sharpening your
scissors when you can get then
sharpened free at J. H. Harper's Sec
ond Hand Store? Piano for rent al
Harper's Second Hand Store. Il
w. B. Raudebaugh, member of the
city council and City Engineer Frank
Goodman went to Phoenix Monday tx
attend sessions of the state leg sla
ture and to look after some city bust
ness.
Little Richard Applegate, who hac
the misfortune to break his leg while
playing some weeks ago, has the
measles now His leg is mending
nicely and this enforced rest will has
ten its recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jeffries return
ed to Phoenix Wednesday morning af-
ter spending the past four days visit
ing their folks, the Kellers. Their re-
turn home was delayed by Fred's hav-
ing touch of flu.
John Petranovitch, whose fibula was
fractured by careless mule in one of
the logging camps and who has been
at Mercy hospital for the past five
weeks, is able to navigate little now
by the aid Of crutches.
Rev. and Mrs. George Vernon Har-
ris went to Winslow Wednesday
where they viii visit for ten days or
two weeks. Rev. Harris will return to
hold services here Sunday, going back
that night.
DR.. r. o. Raymond returned Friday
from the southern part of the state
where he had expected to join an ex-
cursion down the west coast of Mexi-
CO. On account of so much illness the
excursion was called off.
The First Christian church will hold
its Sunday services at the Woman's
club. The mornings subject viii be
"A Lesson From Creation" In the
evening Gods Provision For Man"
viii be the topic.
Yesterday the bulletin board at
Emerson school displayed a certificate
received from the National Education
association Of Washington, d. c.,
stating that Emerson school has 100
per cent enrolment OF teachers in the
National Education association.
a. L. Dunklin returned Monday
from Needles where he accompanied
his wife and two small children last
week. Mrs. Dunklin hopes that the
lower altitude will prove beneficial to
her health. Her heart has been bad
since last fall. They will be gone
about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Harley and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Bayard
Brinton mctored to Phoenix Saturday
on a pleasure trip. They experienced
anything but pleasure between here
and Williams Saturday morning, for
it took four hours to negotiate that
distance in the snow. From there they
found delightful travelling conditions.