The Coconino sun., 1925-03-27

Ranges and heating stoves at Flag
staff Furniture Co.
Extra quality shirt waists and
bloHses, $1.98 at Rabbits.
We are exclusive agents for the
Seeley mattress. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Complete stock of fresh cigars,
cigarettes and tobacco at Gassman's S
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Dance Saturday night at new school
house at Maine, just north of Flaa-
staff Williams road. Everybody i'm
vited.
Bill Welldrest viii appear at church
on Easter Sunday, looking very smart
in suit tailored to his measure by
Johnston's.
Mrs. Jack Mitchell and sons, jim
and Jack, will return Sunday from Los
Angeles, where they have been for
several months.
You are cordially invited to see the
new spring coats for women now on
display at Sid Gassman's. They are
from Hart Schaffner & Marx.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. R. Waters are liv-
ing in the Charlie Voolfolk home on
North Beaver street. They occupied
the P. H. Nelson house this winter.
. George Black returned yesterday
from Sedona, where he had been re-
cuperating at his ranch for the past
two weeks from a vicious attack Of
flu.
Ray Fl. Downer is moving his fam
lily from the Jack Mitchell home on
West Railroad avenue to the w.
Woeber Smith house on North Beaver
street.
Little Barbara Rees was very i'll
part of last week with flu and a
painful ear complication. Lancing re-
lieved the pain and the little lady is
recovering nicely.
Dennis O'Brien, the affable Parks
farmer, is sticking in the metropolis
these days, having been detailed as
special motorcycle cop, at which job
he already has got several results.
Paul Rodriguez, the merchant, left
Tuesday night for Phoenix, taking
with him his niece, Miss Mella Gar
ca, for medical attention. Miss Gar
cia had some dental work done in
Phoenix three weeks ago and has been
sick ever since,
Peter Lynch, accompanied by J. E.
Nichols, went to Albuquerque Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Lynch has been III
bad health fer several months and will
have an X-ray examination to ascer-
tain the trouble, then may go on to
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back tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Hyde and Miss
Ida Wilson drove to Leupp for the
weekend. Miss Wilson visited
friends there while Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde
drove on to WinsloW to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Huddleston with whom they
went to the petrified forest and
viewed the Painted Desert.
Mrs. William Rudd entertained a
few Emerson teachers on Tuesday
night at dinner in honor of her chill
dren, Edward, Margaret and Velma,
whose birthdays occur close together.
Besides the family those there were
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Miss Lura Kin
sey, Miss Effie Allsup and Miss Etha
Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Marlar returned
Friday night from Los Angeles and
other southern California towns where
they visited many relatives and
friends and enjoyed themselves Won
derfully They visited Hugh Best and
family in Los Angeles. Hugh has an
excellent position with hardware
concern on Main street, and his fam
;t,y ic IN oood bnalth
Little Joan Softley on Wednesday
reached the coveted age of seven
years Her mother arranged a party
with games, fun and delicious ice
cream and cake. Several playmates
were invited to share the happy after
noon: Barbara Rees, Marjorie Scher-
mann, Rachel Lukus, Margaret Rudd,
Helen Metz, Ernestine and Stanley
Fay and Robert and Jack Fronske.
\ C. A. Hull, working for a Los An
geles collection agent, was picked up
here the other day by Deputy Sheriff
Harry Greene because he didn't have
a 1925 auto license. Then it was found
that his automobile papers didn't
agree with the car number. It de-
veloped that he had brought the car,
on which he had contract of sale, out
Of California without permission. A
felony warrant arrived and he was
held. He wired to Great Falls, Mont.
and got $240 from his brother, with
which he squared up for the car. He
was released yesterday.