The Coconino sun., 1925-02-06

bad attack OF grippe.
Get your Radio Digest at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Ask for a boy scout to help in the
cleanup campaign next week.
Government Gauger Klohr was in
from Lee Ferry for couple of days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin have a;
new Maxwell closed car, bought from
John Marine.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
For the time of your life come to
the Senior Carnival, FEBRUARY 21, at
Ashurst Auditorium. 246-3t
The measles sign is on the door at
Mrs. Mary Hart's house, her two
children having light cases.
c. E. DeVaney and W. D. Draine
drove to Phoenix on business on
Monday, returning Wednesday.
Will take good rugs as part pay
ment on Singer sewing machine. Call
at Singer office, 10 West Aspen.
George D. Bailey who was formerly
secretary of the Campbell & Francis
sheep company has joined the staff
of the w. Fl. Switzer company.
Fayette Beard, who had been i'll at
two weeks, left Thursday for Williams
before he returns to his home in
Seligman.
John Wood, who works in the lathe
m1l of the Flagstaff Lumber company
has had a hard tussle with pneu-
monia but is we'll on the road to re-
covery now.
New shipment of stamped Stanton
dresses expected tomorrow. These
will be specially priced at 1925 on
account of their rapid sale. Mrs.
Mertz's Hat Shop.
Frank Chisholm, county farm agent,
and Miss Rosa Bouton, county home
demonstration agent, leave today for
Tucson for a weeks conference with
others in the same line of work.
Mrs. j. B. Ormond and niece, Kath-
ryn Harover, are expected home on
Saturday or Sunday from Minneapolis,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Omond's sister for the past two
months.
E. G. Miller, supervisor of the local
forest, spent the last of last week at
U. S. bureau of public roads meet
ing at Phoenix and this week is in
Tucson in conference over forestry
matters
Robert Caring was forced to turn
over his milk route to some one else
this week while he attended to a
very painful attack of sciatic rheuma-
tism. He hopes to go to Albuquerque
in a week or so for a change.
Al Sanford came up from Phoenix
Saturday to stay for week or more.
Word comes from John Francis in
Ontario, Calf, that he and his wife
are having a wonderful time visiting
old friends. They may go to Mulietta
Hot Springs soon.
served dinner on Sunday evening to
the following friends: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cameron, Miss Margaret Shumaker,
Fred Browning. Burton Cameron and
Harold Longfellow. ~-% ~~ r~
Professor R. G. Stevenson returned
on Friday to his duties at the Normal
school. Mrs. Stevenson, operated on
the first of last week at ST. Joseph's
hospital for appendicitis, is making a
fine recovery and will soon be able to
be back here with her family.
In celebration of their first freedom
from quarantine in the past two
months Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Nichols
and family and Miss Myrth Mont
gomery m0tored to Williams on Sun
day and spent the day with Mrs.
George Rhinehart and Mrs. Gilbert
Merritt.
Frank Christensen, whose good
work as referee at the basketball
games last week pleased the fans,
may be here permanently. He is the
sales manager for the Franklin-Over
land company and is here at the local
office in the absence of Nelson Burns,
who is home with measles.
George Cameron, who was in the
Verde valley Wednesday, was called to
Phoenix by the report of the illness
with pneumonia of his small son. Late
reports from the mother who is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Renaud in Phoenix, is that he was
resting and somewhat better.
The Past Grand club of the Re-
bekah lodge met with Mrs. Fred
Caring Wednesday afternoon to work
on the quilt that they are piecing to
sell later on. The ladies present were
Mrs. Charles Lehr, Mrs. j. C. Clarke,
Mrs. ]. c. Simmons, Mrs. Ralph Eas-
ton, Mrs. Clarence Sullivan, Mrs. C.
G. Compton, Miss Rebecca Spear and
Mrs. Justine Cooper.
Master Bobby Nichols celebrated his
ninth birthday Saturday by inviting
in nine of his little pals in the after
noon. The chief feature was coaster
parade in which Jack Verkamp won.
The little fellows who were invited for
this occasion were Edward Pollard,
Bobby Moran, Jean Carron, Jack Yer
kamp, Mathew Wright, Paul Conrard
and Ellsworth, Bobby, Raymond and
Francis Nichols.
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