The Coconino sun., 1926-04-30
Mrs. William Lannom came up from

Mrs. William Lannom came up from
Phoenix on Saturday and visited her
sister, Mrs Ed O'Farrell.
Drop in at Brooks store, you'll be
sure to find something appropriate
for mother on Mothers day.
Reduction sale on all red tagged
hats for cash at the Power Hat shop.
Don't forget your pocketbook
1t is expected that Miss Retta.
Beasley will soon be home from the
coast, where she has been since the
first Of the year visiting friends and
relatives.
Starting Saturday, May /, | will
have red tag sale, and anything you
find with red tag on you viii get
at a great reduction for cash. Mrs.
w. II. Power.
Mrs. Joe Babbitt and little daugh
ters arrived yesterday from Mesa
where they visited for the past few
months. She was accompanied by her
brother w. H. Passey, of the First
National bank of Mesa, who returns
home today.
Flagstaff Teachers college board
met on Monday. Sam Proctor Of
Winslow, president; James Kennedy
of Williams, secretary, and G. Q. Case,
state superintendent of public instruc-
tion, the three members Of the board
all were present.
Claude Knight, county mechanic,
went to Mercy hospital Wednesday to
have the little finger Of his right
hand fixed up The compressor back
fired and the finger was smashed in
the gears. Careful work saved 1t
from amputation.
Charles Sales will plead guilty to-
day before Judge j. +. Jones to
breaking into the barn Of Andy
Chavez at Lake Mary and stealing Il
bales of hay. Chavez lost 20 bales
besides, no trace having been found
of the identity of the takers.
Miss Lorraine B. Allen left this
week for her annual leave from the
Western Union office. She will be
pone about three weeks, most of which
She will spend with her people IN
Riverside, Calf. Mrs. Law, relief
manager came from Santa Rita to
take her place.
o. a. Ude and E. S. Stems re-
turned Monday night from a two
weeks business trin to the White
mountain region during which Mr..
Ude visited Babbitt Brothers posts.
He left the next morning for Tuba
City and other reservation posts for
another weeks work on company
books. :,
/ Henry johnson arrived this week
from San Diego to take over the
| management of the Falder barber
! shop. Mr. johnson has had Is years,
experience in this line and has paid
special attention to ladies' require
ments. Mrs. Johnson and two daugh-
i ters will come when school closes
| there.
Mrs. A. J. McDonough left last
night for Ashfork to join her hus-
band, appointed ticket clerk there for
the Santa Fe. Her friends here hope
/ to have her run home often. Mr.. Nc
| Donough takes the place held for sev-
eral years by Mike Bengston, former
I iy of Flagstaff, who was transferred
to Winslow.
The. condition of Mrs. Matilda
/ Wisehart is improving gradually but
slowly and Mrs. Smith, the nurse, IS
still in attendance. She cannot yet
receive callers. Her son, Fred Smith,
returned to his home in Phoenix and
her grandson, John Kennedy, to Wins
low but her granddaughter, Mrs.
Ralph Collins of Los Angeles, is still
here.
Mrs. Justin r. Cooper is still in
hospital in Sacramento, Calf, under
special treatment preliminary to an
operation. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper's son, who accompanied his
mother west and was operated on for
nastoid trouble, has made fine re-
covery and has taken a position in
Oakland, where he will remain until
after Mrs. Cooper is able to come
home,