The Coconino sun., 1925-04-10

Mrs. Longfellow's Art Shop. 2t
See the new Easter colors in Hole
proof hosiery at the D. & D. Bootery.
Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
Shop.
There were nine deaths and 80
births recorded in this county last
month.
1t will be pleasure to have you
come and see my new lines of hats,
Mrs. Power.
Edgar Williams arrived home from
McNary Saturday to visit his wife
for a few days.
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassmans News
stand and Gift Shop.
Mrs. w A. Webber and son, Orrin
Webber, mot0red to Phoenix on busi-
ness and pleasure Sunday.
If you haven't yet purchased your
Easter bonnet see the beautiful new
King Bee patterns at Mrs. Mertz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Jackson left
Thursday for Prescott for the week
end to observe their wedding anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Andy Smith of Saginaw Lum-
Der camp was shopping in town on
Wednesday, spending the day with
Mrs. ]. G. Simmons.
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
w. L. Gum, contractor, was in the
last of last week from the reservation,
where he is doing some construction
work for the government.
Judge j. E. Jones, Attorney Frank
M. Gold, and Under-sheriff Durward
Mckinney spent Wednesday in Will
liams on official business.
Dir. E. S. Flett returned Sunday
night from Phoenix, where he had
been for several days on business. He
drove home by way of Jerome and
Schnebly hill.
Dan Martinez has been appointed
official county interpreter, succeed
ing the late j. Edward Priest. Dams
appointment dated from the first OF
the present month.
Bill Dickinson, who is a member OF
the Clemenceau police force and who
formerly was sheriff of this county
several terms, has just recovered
from severe attack of mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips re-
turned Monday from the southern
part of the state, where they spent a
delightful and eventful three weeks
vacation visiting relatives and friends
Sheriff John Parsons has new
official car, Studebaker special SIX
touring, the purchase of which from
Joe j. Waldhaus was authorized or
Monday by the county board of SUI
pervisors.
Ramon Aso, known to his friends
as "Chappo," dropped around home
on Saturday, going out Wednesday tC
his range north of the peaks. He re-
ports the nearby ranges beginning tt
look good.
W. t. Robertson of the Santa FL
ticket office Tuesday night at Lake
Mary caught bass weighing one
ounce over three pounds. The mex
night Mrs. Robertson caught one
weighing two pounds nine ounces.
Sheriff John Parsons, Under-sherifl
Durward Mckinney and Deputy Sher
| iff Art Vandevier visited the Sedons
country this week on official business
and report the prospects very goeC
there for a fine crop of apricots ant
peaches.
There was no meeting of tllt
| Literature section of the Womans
club last week on account of the rusl
| of the convention. This scheduled
meeting will be held in conjunction
with the Public Welfare department
April %.
S. r. Burke returned Thursday o
last week from Long Beach, wher'
he had been recuperating for seveFa
weeks following an operation. HI
still feels the effects of the railwa.
journey but is champing to be behin'
his Bon Ton counters again.
DR.. Greene of the Red Cross, ia
nous traveller and interesting speak
er of note, will be here Wednesday
/ April %. He will speak at morning
chapel at the Normal, at high schoo
at 2:30 and at the Woman's club il
the evening. There will be no charge
Mrs. r. e. Hoovler of Kansas ar
rived Wednesday night and was driv
en- to Clemenceau the next day to b
with her daughter, Mrs. Troy Strick
land, who is very i'll again.. The lat
est reports are that her condition re
mains about the same as it has bee
! for the past week.
George Bailey returned Monda
from Phoenix, where he went the Fri
day before, accompanied by Peer
Francis, who was returning to tn
! Campbell, Francis Co. southern shee
range. They went by the way 0
Dewey, cutting 20 miles from the dis
tance and finding good roads.
Early Thursday morning Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. C. Clarke left by motor on
weeks trip to the Valley. They Wi
1 visit, Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson a
Mesa for two days, and as officis
delegates attend the Knights of Py
thias and Pythian Sisters grand lodg
in Phoenix Monday and Tuesday.
1 Clyde Zerby and his wife will b
/ here from Denver in a short time, t
manage the big 49er celebration tn
local Elks lodge will put on before
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