The Coconino sun., 1925-03-06

Seeley mattresses sold exclusively
| by the Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Robert Riordan bought late model
Overland touring car this week from
Nelson Burns, local distributor.
We are exclusive agents for the
! Seeley mattress. Flagstaff Furniture
/ Co.
Unique display of Easter and
Mothers day cards at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
See me before you buy, burn OF
die-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
j. d. Bishop, the Seligman mer-
chant and garage man, was business
visitor in Flagstaff Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston drove
to Winslow Sunday. Alex had some
business to attend to down there.
Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
Shop.
! New garden and flower seeds, and
onion sets just in. Plant your spring
gardens now. Rabbits.
Mrs. c. B. Wilson was quite i'll at
her home on Mars hill with a touch
of the influenza, but is now improv-
ing.
We are ready to make a Better
Home possible for you at very
moderate cost. A new carload of fur
niture just in. Rabbits.
| Mrs. Cecil DeVaney returned on
Wednesday from Pueblo, Colo, where
! she was called two weeks ago by the
i illness and death of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coulter win
occupy their own home on West Film
street in a month or so, after the de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Par
sons.
J. Edward Priest Sr., is giving up
his rooms in the Mayflower building
and viii stay with his son I. Edward
Priest Jr., at his ranch five miles east
of town.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
1 shipped. Every facility for trucking.
! Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
DR.. Eric Flett got back from Cali
/ fornia Wednesday night where he had
| been visiting his mother Cor couple
of weeks He motored both ways.
A. 3. Ballantyne, assistant agTicul-
tural extension director Of the uni
versity, arrived Sunday and left Mon
I day after business visit with County
Farm Agent Francis Chisholm.
/ Johnny Mitchell and wife returned
! this week from Winslow where they
have been since November, to be
warehouseman at the Union OH sta
/ ton.
Friday the 18th may be our unlucky
I day, but it will be your lucky one if
you are fortunate enough to get pair
of our $1,000 Utz & Dunn brown kid
/ oxfords which will be Offered for
$5.95 at Rabbits.
! Mrs. Earl Slipher and little Ca
pella returned Thursday from Okla
( homa where they had been visiting
relatives since Earl came home after
they had viewed the eclipse in JAM
uary in Washington.
/ A. A. Acker celebrated his S0th
birthday Wednesday evening with a
few friends who were invited to din
ner. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Pierce, Miss Rosa Bouton,
Archie Grant and Al Beasley.
/ Ralph Stead, who came here from
I Washington two weeks ago for his
/ health and has been living in a city
| park cottaI, will go to Prescott
early next week 20 consult with DR..
/ Flynn. His brother is with him.
Mrs. Joe Rickel went to Mercy hos
pital Monday in weakened condition
! following the flu. For awhile pneu-
monia seemed imminent but at
present she is doing very well and
with plenty of rest will be all right
again.
i Dan Francis, next younger brother
of John Francis came up Sunday from
1 Phoenix. Mrs. Lizzie Patterson, his
only sister,-of Chillicothe, Mo-, is ex-
pected to arrive this morning His
son, Irven Francis and wife and baby
are expected today also.
Mrs. Eli Hudson, wife of the section
! foreman at Sunshine, with her daugh-
ters, June and Marguerite, and Mrs.
! Hasten from Moqui came in on the
local to spend Saturday shopping. The
Misses June and Marguerite attend
! school at Canyon Diablo under Mrs.
Hugh Anderson.
/ Robert Atkinson of Phoenix, state
distributor of the Chrysler, Maxwell,
/ Franklin and Overland cars, spent
/ two days here this week calling on
4 J. H. Marine and Nelson Burns local
representatives Arrangements were
made for the moving Of the Chrysler-
Maxwell office to the first floor of
the Odd Fellows building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kaup returned
I Friday from Los Angeles where they
have been since the last of November.
/ Mr.. Kaup was operated upon for ap-
/ pendicitis and an abscess Of the
stomach in the Santa l7e hospital and
has just regained strength enough to
come home. They will occupy their
home on West Aspen avenue.
i The two colored tourists, who gave
4 their names as William Brooks and
/ Vaughn Davis, and their home as
/ Wichita, Kansas, were given so days
! by Justice Pulliam Saturday for ap-
/ propriating number of parts from
anntbnr automobile hare last 1yGpL