The Coconino sun., 1926-04-23

Oiiy oiliid Deduty OnOp, I HOHS 01O.
Bargains in used cars. Terms. r.. T..
Goble Motor Co.
See Harold Lloyd at his best May
II and 13, at the Orpheum.
Charles S. Mccormick now is night
clerk at the Weatherford hotel.
Come to the card party tonight at
the clubhouse. and have a good time.
Mrs. Decker Williams and sons will
leave tomorrow for Glendale to visit
friends.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
studio.
Mrs. Earl slipher Aent to Phoenix
Friday night to spend a few days
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fair and son,
Neil Kuhn, were Sunday quests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. " Randolph Of
Winona.
Jimmie Turpin is in town again
after being away all winter. He will
be found at his old place at Cress
Brothers.
A number Of used dressers, beds,
bed springs, at clearance prices. Call
and see them at Rabbits furniture
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Randolph
and children, Otha and Edwin, spent
the weekend at Canyon Diablo with
Mrs. Walter Drye.
Old-fashioned book shelves and wall
brackets, to grace any room, suitable
for ornaments, at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
Elias Arocha arrived recently from
the City of Mexico at an invitation
from the U. S. department Of agri-
culture to spend year here studying
our forest problems, particularly in
the administrative and Teforestation
phases. Senor Arocha spent six
years in the study of forestation in
his own country.
Looked sort O. natural yesterday to
see Alf Prather roun' on our bouleS
wards again. Alf is just back from
California, where he spent several
months, and is bronzed and healthy
looking, like he might give a good
account of himself when he gets back
to work, as he soon will, for the Sagi-
nav q Manistee Lumber Co.
Spence Dingle, general manager of
the Breen-Dingle drug store, has been
efferwescing the past month moving
the wholesale end Of the establish
ment into the basement and revamp-
ing the interior and extending the
main floor space. He has made a
wonderful improvement and is spread
ipg cut to give patrons more room and
a better display of what you wanc
when you want it.
Another rural school was given an
insight into the attractive world Of
nature, and its pupils stimulated to
make interesting observations, by the
visit of Chester Deaver, college
science instructor. Mrs. Charlotte
Acker, school superintendent, and
Miss Rosa Bouton, home demonstra-
tion agent, with Mr. Deaver, yester-
day, visited the Anderson Canyon
school on official business.
DR.. and Mrs. Felix Manning re-
turned on Sunday night from Phoe-
nix where they went early last week
for visit with friends and where the
doctor attended a medical conference.
On their rVurn they were accompan-
led by Mrs Manning's sister, Mrs f.
r. Patterson, who met them in Pboe-
nix after spending some weeks in
caring for her mother, Mrs. Anderson,
at Stafford. Mrs. Patterson returned
the first of the week to her home in
the White mountains.
Sam Black is home again from the
Camp Verde country where he has
been spending the winter. Sam is an
eX-territorial ranger and a Spring
chicken" of the vintage Of about '49.
Kansas didn't do well for a number
of years after Sam left there, but
Sam does not infer that it was on ac-
count of his leaving, or that wild
Bill' HickoX or Bat Masterson had
anything to do with his seeking a new
location. He could have stayed but
the country got so tame that the
grasshoppers were chasing the jack
rabbits out of the country.