The Coconino sun., 1927-04-01


We specialize in stationery at the
Stationery store.
We have Easter place cards and
tallies at the Stationery store, various
prices.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, IL North
Leroux.
Buy your Easter cards at the Sta
tionery store. We have large as
sortment.
While out shopping for hats drop in
and compare my line and prices with
others-Mrs. w. HI. Power.
Send your friends cards at Easter.
Buy them at the Stationery store OPP
posite the new depot.
just received beautiful new ship
ment of hats, which you are cordially
invited to see.-Power Hat Shop.
Bring the children to Brooks store,
corner Park and Railroad avenues, to
see the Easter toys; they're great. 1t
It is with great pleasure that we
offer the finest selection ever pre-
sented of Stetson spring hats for men
and Young men.-Sid Gassman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gaddis returned
recently from Cloudcroft, M. M,
where Joe had charge of the boarding
house for Cooper & Otey, contractors.
Mrs. P. d. Murphy's guests, Mrs.
Tom Griffin and son and daughter,
who came Sunday, are leaving today
to drive to their home at Los Angeles.
The smartest in hats; exact copies
Of New York's leading styles, at Mrs.
Maxemin's millinery and fur shoppe,
202 N. Leroux, corner =. Birch. 4-l-1t
Baron James ". Anriemma, Gel
Rosenblott and Gene Redewill OF
Phoenix arrived Wednesday to appear
in concert at Teachers college that
night.
Rev. and Mrs. f. E. Hawes of Glen
dale are planning to drive to Flag
staff in their car to take part IN the
Baptist Christian life conference the
first of the week.
A defamation contest sponsored by
the Drama club Of the Flagstaff high
school is in full swing and promises
a worthwhile program which will be
announced soon.
A. Burke, veteran railway crossing
watchman, has been missed recently
by those used to greeting him at the
Beaver street crossing. He was quite
i'll at home. He is better now but not
able to be around the house much.
Tom Gam came in this week from
the Banks ranch on Hart Prairie
where he spent the winter. He says
there are still two feet of snow on the
level out there and that he made the
trip to town with great difficulty.
Mrs. John Marshall's seventh-fifth
birthday occurerd last Friday. Friends
among the Pythian Sisters lodge re-
menbered her with beautiful floral
offerings. Mrs. Marshall is still con-
fined to her bed by illness.
Ellsworth Nichols. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nichols, is able to move
about the house if he goes glngeriy
enough, though he won't be able to
go to school before next week. he
hurt his back last Sunday when the
pole broke as he made six foot vault.
Harvey Cooper, son Of City Marshal
and Mrs. j. r. Cooper, returned Fri
day from Sacramento, Calf, where
he completed commercial course
and had treatment for his ears. He
helped at the city hall this week and
today starts work for the Union Oil
company.
Senator C. B. Hamilton, president
Hamilton Hotels Incorporated arrived
Yesterday morning. He reported
that the work on the New Mesa Inn at
Mesa, now under way, is going ahead
very nicely. He also visited Douglas.
He left last night for his office in
California.
Mrs. Joe Treat of Los Angeles and
her sister, Mrs. d. S. Roome of Pasa-
dena, have received passports for a
three months trip to England,
Sweden and France. They will sail
the last Of May and return the last Of
August Sweden is the native land OF
both and they have relatives there.
Mrs. Glenn Longley returned last
Friday to Phoenix after but a week
at home. She and her little girl both
became ill and had to 60 back where
they had spent the last month. Late
word from Mrs. Longley's sister, Mrs.
Morris, to her mother, Mrs. j. ID.
Dunn, states that both are better.
Mrs. Frank Balensifer and ,daugh-
ter Marie left Tuesday for their
former home in Pennsylvania where
Mrs. Balensifer has employment.
Mrs. Balensifer is the daughter-in-
law of Professor and Mrs. A. Make
min. Her husband aceidently killed
himself few weeks ago at his home
here while playing with a revolver.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Corbett and
Mrs. Oliver Allsup came in the first
Of the week from the Spiderweb ranch
where "Mickie" was in charge of the
CO-Bar cattle. The Corbetts have
taken the Blackwell house on South
Beaver and Mickie left yesterday for
the Foxboro prep school to help Frank
Gyberg get ready for the school open
ing. May /.
DIR. r. o. Raymond received a letter
this week from DR.. e. S. Miller at
Rochester, Mimi, where he ac-
scompanied Mrs. Ike Wheeler two
weeks ago for examination at the
Mayo hospital He writes that Mrs.
Wheeler is getting along nicely fol-
lowing an operation last Friday for
gall stones. She has relatives there
whom she will visit after she leaves
the hospital. DIR. Miller will go to
North Dakota to spend some time
with relatives before returning to
Flagstaff.