The Coconino sun., 1925-02-13

See j. E. Nichols for plumbing
heating and timing.
Brunswick and Edison records re-
ceived twice weekly at Rabbits
curio.
Joe Hall of Cottonwood came uE
Tuesday as witness in the famous
dog case.
Rug cleaner for sale at Flagstaff
Furniture Co. makes your old rugs
look like new for 81.
Say Valentine with Martha Wash
ington candy.-At Gassman's news.
stand and gift shop.
E. E. Thurston returned to Cienga
ranch in the Verde district Monday af-
ter weeks visit with his family here
J. G. Tillman sold a Hudson coach
to James Turpin and REQ trucks tC
John Kerley of Tuba City and Rich
ardson & Borum.
A telegram from K. G. Nackard ir
New York city states that he will
start Sunday on his return, to arrive
home on the 21st.
DR.. r. 0. Raymond, accompanied by
Clarence Spellman, started Monday
for an automobile tour through the
southern part Of the state.
The Social Service circle met with
Mrs. All Sanford on Tuesday, last
week, for regular work. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. jake.
Miss Mary Costigan who has beer
spending her vacation in San Antonio
during the past two months, is ex.
pected home about the middle of the
month.
Mrs. ]. B. Ormond and kathryn
Louise Harover returned Sunday from
Minneapolis, where they had beer
visiting relatives for the past two
months.
Nelson Burns, manager of the
Overland garage, is down town agar
after an absence of three weeks al
home with the measles. His whole
family had them, so he had company
The American Legion auxiliary
unit to Mark A. Moore post No.
will hold its regular meeting for Feb
ruary at the home of Mrs. Dan Will
liams in Milton on Thursday after.
noon, February 10, at 2:3O.
Select your Sunday roast from q
choice assortment of prime eastern
meats. Prime rib, cross rib, rounC
shoulder, chuck and rump roasts. Elk
ira good at Hart's Cash Market
Phone 21O. Next Pine hotel. We de
liver.
Mrs. Mercy +. Stafford arrived from
Phoenix on Wednesday to visit week
or so here at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Negray, then will gc
east to visit friends and relatives IL
Ft. Riley, Kan, South Dakota anC
Chicago.
The American Legion met at the
court house Tuesday night and elected
the following officers: Commander
Ralph Davis; vice-commander, Ray
Prochnow; adjutant, Joe Rickel; sar
geant -at-arms, Tommy Long; treas
urer, Durward Mckinney.
A. C. Weingartner and wife of New
port, KY, arrived in Flagstaff from
the northwest on Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Balzar Hook for week
or so, then will return home by way
of New Orleans. Mrs. Weingartnel
and Mrs. Hook are cousins.
Nick Panson, Greek candy maker
who formerly ran the American cand!
kitchen here, has returned after
tour in Europe and is looking for {
location here in which to start busi
ness again. He owns part of candy
kitchen in Jerome and is planning t.
dispose of it.
w. L. Weeks, logger for the Flag
staff Lumber company, drove a bant
of horses from Mormon lake to Flag
staff on Sunday. He reports mucf
snow on the divides around the lake
and prophesies that when it all melt'
and runs in, the lake will be larger
than before in years.
The Hiram club will have as guests
at luncheon today the winners of tht
first and second individual prizes
Leighton Cress and David Slipher, il
the Elks' troop contest which endeC
this week, and the first-aid team, jim
mie Johnston, John Thomas, Clifford
Ward and George Tackitt.
Mrs. r. E. Taylor entertained Fri
day night with two tables of bridge IL
llOIlOI Vi hIo. LCSIC1 AA1@h3 NAAo a.
leaving for California. The guest
were Mrs. A. ]. Mackey, Mrs. McNer
ney, Mrs. E. C. Mills, Miss Lura Kin
sey, Miss Lucille Bigham, Miss Olive
McNerney and Mrs. Fleck.
The Bridge club met at the home o.
Mrs. George Babbitt last Friday af
ternoon, the guests of Mrs. t. E. Nc
Cullough Besides the members O.
the club there were present: Mrs. G
w. Jake, Mrs. Burnell Osler, Mrs. A
Sanford and Miss Eunice Babbitt
Mrs. John Verkamp had high score.
The many boy friends Of Eugene
Carron have sympathized with hin
during his months of illness and fore
ed idleness on account of his veal
heart, caused by an attack of scarler
fever. They will rejoice with hin
now that he is we'll enough to be ou
every day, and hope to have him ont
of the lively gang again soon.
An enthusiastic meeting of st
Margaret's guild was held Wednes
day afternoon at the home of th'
president, Mrs. r. f. Taylor. New
members were received. The Ladies
have assumed part of the church ex
penses for this year and from the in
terest shown they feel confident O
bo;,o ahlo m car.Yv ont their Mans