The Coconino sun., 1925-05-15

Gifts for the girl graduate at Bah
bits,
Speedy oxfords and shoes at $685.
to $40. Sid Gassman.
Wide selection of stamped goods at
Mrs. Longfellow's Art Shop. 2t
Latest Victrola records received
every week at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
Shon.
Betty Jean, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson, who
was i'll, is much better.
There's extra energy in the extra
rest you will get from that Sealy
mattress from Rabbits.
Mrs. John Juhl of Williams is
spending two weeks here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. j. Connor,
W. H. Switzer was i'll in bed all
day Tuesday with j neuralgia with
which he has been bothered for a
week past.
Claude Melick drove in from Grand
Canyon on Monday with party, com
ing by the way Of Tuba City and re-
turning next day.
Mrs. Ida Morris, deputy clerk of
the board of supervisors, enjoyed hav-
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. L. Comen of
Prescott, with her several days this
week.
Little William Brown, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Austin Brown, suffered last
week with earache until the drum was
lanced, after which he was soon out
of doors.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone 160 for all beauty
work, including manicuring for both
men and women.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Brinton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glenn are liv-
ing in cottages on the Zalesky ranch.
three miles out of town. They had
been occupying City park cottages.
A delightful day out of doors was
spent by Miss Lucille Haegan, Miss
Pearl Bonisteel, Miss Mary Lutz,
Mrs. j. w. Crenshaw and John Nor
rison who drove to Mormon lake Sun
day.
Mrs. j. D. Jackson has been out
driving for a short time during the
past week, for the first time since
the auto accident in which she re-
ceived injuries that confined her to
her bed for the past month.
Jack Leonard of Jerome was re-
Gently here making arrangements to
open lunch and soft drink stand in
the front of the Rex pool hall, San
Francisco street and Railroad avenue.
He will be ready for business in a
few days.
Harold G. Hulburt, Spring Valley
ranger, and S. Claude Black had the
royal purple degree Of the Encamp-
ment branch of the Odd Fellows con
ferred upon them last Thursday night
at Odd Fellows hall. Lunch was
served after work.
Junior Wilson was operated on for
hernia in Los Angeles Monday fore
noon and is rapidly recovering. Mrs.
Wilson will bring him home in a few
days. His father, Attorney C. B. Will
kson, who went to the coast with them
last week got home yesterday after
noon.
Pete Solberg is seriously consider
ing building canal from the River
de Flag to his residence in connection
with the erection of big dry-dock in
his back yard, which he says will
make it a good deal handler launch
ing the numerous boats he's building
for use at Mormon lake.
When Jimmie Lewis gets home from
! Westlake hospital, Los Angeles
where he went to bid adieu to his ap-
/ pendix, he'll find a competent new
clerk in the Breen-Lewis drug store
This latest arrival is unmarried and
i has no plans in that direction. He
was born Sunday night. Mrs. Lewis
will let him remain pending, his dads
return and approval.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter LeBarron ar
rived by motor Friday from PhoeniH
where they spent the winter The
| sheep are on the way up. Their sum
mer headquarters will be at Wildwood
on Rogers lake, known as the ole
Bidegain ranch, the oldest sheer
ranch in the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
LeBarron will arrive for the summer
in about three weeks.
! Mrs. Mary Weimer, grand worthy
matron of the Eastern Star lodge was
shown around Flagstaff during hel
visit here. j. C. and Mrs. Brown ac-
companied BY Mrs. Hayes Weidnel
and Mrs. j. G. Kelly and DR.. E. S
Miller, drove to Lake Mary and Nor
mon lake on Tuesday Wednesday
they visited Sunset mountain. That
afternoon she was the guest of Mis-
Minnie Lintz, who took her through
Teachers college and grounds. Next
Tuesday as she returns from Winslo1
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will take her tc
/ Grand Canyon.