The Coconino sun., 1925-02-06

Kerley drove to Phoenix Saturday on
business.
We have the largest selection of
rugs in northern Arizona. Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Mrs. Ethel Hunt has rented her
house next to the Hunt grocery to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wiley.
Miss Annis McGookin and Miss
Katherine Hibben accompanied Gus
Schaul to Williams on Sunday.
Composition half-soles for boys,
waterproof and wear longer than
leather. Savage's Shoe Repair Shop.
Miss Emma Plump left Wednesday
to spend month visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago and Cincinnati.
Billy Care has finished with his
masonry work at the Federated church
and left for Gallup on Wednesday eve
ming.
If you don't let the boy scouts help
in the cleanup next week, it isn't
their fault They have volunteered.
Let's help them help us.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
Oak Creek was represented in Flag
staff Sunday and Monday by ]. K.
Purtyman, Lloyd Van Deren, E. F.
Thompson and Frank Thompson.
The boy scouts will be proud to help
in the cleanup next week. They want
to be of service. They will be grateful
if you'll call on them. They're rarin'
to go.
County Attorney Frank Harrison,
suffering for several days with a very
bad cold, left last night for Phoenix,
hoping couple days change may
help him shake it off.
Decker Williams is enjoying his
two weeks annual leave from the post
office. Part of it will be spent at
Phoenix in attendance at the sessions
Of the Masonic grand lodge.
Word has been received from Phoe-
nix containing the good news that
Mrs. H. B. White is recovering very
nicely after a major operation at st.
Joseph's hospital on Friday.
Miss Luella Campbell, daughter of
Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell, is reported
to be recovering very nicely from her
recent operation for appendicitis at
St. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix
A Chinese boy was brought up from
Williams Wednesday and Judge j. E.
Jones of superior court gave him a
severe lecture in the hope that he
will raise little less hell in that town.
Mrs. Stanley Darling left yesterday
for FL Paso to join her husband, who
went two weeks ago. Mr.. Darling
clerked in the grocery at Railroad and
Sitgreaves, recently sold by E. ID. Nc
Coy.
Sheriff j. 0. Parsons and Deputy
Art Vandevier drove to Clarkdale yes
terday to serve warrants on Jack Car
ter, alleged to have jumped a hotel
bill here and Walter Scott, for non
support.
Bill Williams, superintendent of 1.-THE
Downer q Nero construction work on
the Flagstaff Winslow highway, re-
turned the last of last week from a
business trip to Phoenix and Congress
Junction.
A jolly group of girl friends helped
Florence Cooper observe her fifteenth
birthday Tuesday evening at her
home. They were Alice Beeson, Mary
Hoffman, Laura May Hogan, Veri
Cox, Wealtha Beard, Charlotte Mills
and Jessie Kellam.
l.. +. Hart returned Sunday from
Sedona, where he went several weeks
ago for a change of altitude and eli
mate at the home of his son, Fred
Hart. Dad looks as if he had a
good time down there and is ready to
play his old part once more.
Justice of the Peace Tom Pulliam's
office was the scene of a wedding
Wednesday afternoon when Chauncey
L. Piper of Flagstaff was married to
Della Rae Smith of Sedona. Robert
and Frances Piper, brother and sister
of the groom were in the wedding
party.
NJ. |. Powers returned Monday by
way of Phoenix from Los Angeles,
where he had for several weeks been
affairs at his Atlas fire
brick manufacturing plant. He plans
leaving again for the coast the last
of this week, but hopes this time his
stay there may be briefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Wood of Ber-
gen, N. Y, came Wednesday to visit
Mrs w. A. Webber and Orinn Web
Der for a week or so while they talk
over old times in the old home town
where they all lived for many years.
Kenneth Webber is expected home
most any day now, after visiting rela-
tives and friends there for the last
six weeks.
Mrs. Joe Hanley of Amarillo, Texas
arrived Monday for a weeks visit with
Mrs. Margaret Hanley, her mother-in-
law, and Mrs. Joe Rickel, her sister
in-law. She will spend the winter
with her sister in Ray, Arizona. Mrs.
Hanley was so badly hurt in an auto
mobile accident near Pueblo last sum-
mer that many months were spent in
the hospital. 1t will be several
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