The Coconino sun., 1927-04-08

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Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, lS
N. Leroux. !.
B. farrell, who went to Prescott
to- work on the new hotel, was home
for the weekend
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Milan Tackitt is acting as city
marshal this week in the absence of
Marshal j. r. Cooper.
George F. Campbell returned to
Aguila, whence he came earlier in the
week for short stay.
Rebekah food sale at Rabbits gro.
Gerry department, beginning at $3.50
tomorrow saturday. morning.
Deputy Sheriff Bill Smith last week
moved to the Hanna house recently
purchased by Major Midgley of Clark
dale
The attractive shirts that the we'll
dressed man prefers Wilson Bros.
shfrtsat Sid Gassman's. An Easter
hint.
Mrs. B. farrell left Saturday for 3
short business trip to Quincy, Calf.
expecting to be home again Tuesday
night.
Blake Brown, who spends the
spring and summer here in the employ
of Lee Doyle in motion picture work
is here again this year.
Ray Vyne of,Vyne Bros. Electrical
company Of Prescott, and popular ir
scatter gun circles, spent q couple
days here the last of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Womack
motored to their Deadman's Flat
homestead and spent Sunday sizing
up prospects for crops this season.
IF your favorite pair OF thin solet
shoes are wearing out, have them re
soled by the new cementing process a.
Savage's Shoe Repair Shop. 3-25-2I
NJ E. Gordon, machinist of tn,
Flagstaff Lumber company, and Mrs
Gordon have lusty young son who
arrived Sunday to gladden. their home
Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay and
children and Miss Werdna Danielsor
drove to Phoenix for the weekend
They were the guests of Mrs Fay's
brother.
Mrs. E. T. w. Coulter came home
Sunday from Fillmore, Calf, where
she spent three months with her sis
ter. Ernest drove to Williams to
meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted LeBarron were in
town Saturday for supplies for the lie
Barron ranch near Angel, where Ted
is now in charge for his dad, Jack
LeBarron.
Mrs. Quentin Stringer on the first
of the month returned to her old place
at Keller's bakery, where she waited
on folks so long when she was Miss
Alberta Kinsey.
County School Superintendent Char
lotte Asker and Home Demonstration
Agent Rosa Bouton last Friday made
official visits to the schools at Cos
nino and Doney Park.
Joe Tissaw managed to stay down
town for a few minutes on Monday to
look after his electric shop, before
going back home to recuperate a
little more from the flu.
Judge j. E. Jones left Sunday for
Van Nuys and Los Angeles, at the
latter place joining bis wife to visit
their daughter, Mrs. wv. A. Campbell,
and sons, Willie, Charlie and Fenton.
Cecil Walters had a wire from Miss
Mary Costigan, proprietor of the Or
pheum theatre, stating that she is in
San Francisco for few days but
expected to be home by Sunday. Her
nephew, Bill Costigan, is with her.
Professor T. Ell. Cureton will be
principal Of the Maine consolidated
school at Parks. School will begin as
soon as the roads dry sufficiently for
the school bus to gather the children.
Mrs. John Anderson will again teach
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GreenhiIl last
week went to Jerome to visit the for
mer's daughter, after which they will
60 to Oregon, where they will remain.
Mrs. Greenhi1l's poor health is the
cause of their decision to change
their residence.
City Marshal j. r.. Cooper and
Night Marshal Claude Tackitt left for
Phoenix Tuesday morning in answer
to summons to appear as witnesses
before the grand jury in the case of
Tex Johnson, accused of irnperson-
ating a federal officer. at the Beceril
home, Flagstaff, last summer.
MIS-. MdESAIEL I1duley WAS sur
prised last Thursday when d cousin,
Mrs. p. j. Hanigan, whom she had
not seen for II years, dropped in on
her way from the coast to Denver.
Mrs. Hanigan was with her husband
and their daughter, Mrs. George
Briggs, and the latter's husband.
President Grady Gammage of
Teachers college, accompanied BY Mrs.
Gammage and Miss Agnes Palmer
left III the Gammage car on Sunday
for three weeks in the south part OF
the state, during which Mr.. Gammage
will deliver addresses at several
schools, and Miss Ganimage will give
readings.
Assemblyman Earl G. Slipher and
wife and little daughter drove home
Thursday from Phoenix, where Mr..
Slipher attended the srleciaI session Of
the state legislature. Senator Walter
Runke, who was there on the san1e
returned with them. Assem-
blynlan i. II. Perkins has not re-