The Coconino sun., 1927-03-11
THE COCONINO SUN

For st. Patrick's Day novelties call
at Brooks Store.
We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Hemstitching and picoting done at
lOc per yard. Art Shop, IL North
Leroux.
Roy Keith and family who visited
his brother, J. M. Keith, left recently
for Cottonwood
Mrs. John Dent, who has been sick
all last week is improving at her
home at Bellemont.
No matter what the weather is next
Wednesday it is the day when sweet
pea seed expect to be planted if they
are to make the finest blooms.
Deputies Sheriff Art Vandevier and
Bill Smith went to Phoenix on official
business Saturday and returned Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bryant of Belle
mont, where the latter is postmistress,
oPeAte t11o1Audy ueIS uo1HS tLtEAA eHOp-
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. McCleve Of Hol-
brook spent Tuesday night here en-
route to the Rotary convention at
Mesa.
County Assessor Howard Marine
left this week for the southern part
Of the county to look after assess
ments.
Bishop Walter Mitchell Of Phoenix
will be here to hold confirmation
classes March 20, at the Episcopal
church.
Contractor N. p. Agren went to
Phoenix Friday to spend a few days
with his family and look after his null
tiple building ventures.
j. ID. jackson, who left here a cou-
pie months ago to look for a location,
has bought grocery store on North
Seventh street in Phoenix
Mrs. ]. NJ. Keith and daughter,
Mary, accompanied by the formers
father, j. E. House of Doney Park
drove in Saturday to shop.
Ben Doney, original Doney Park
rancher, hitched up his horses to his
prairie schooner home Saturday and
came to town for days business.
Deputy Assessor Clyde Poison of
the Williams district called at the
court house Tuseday for supplies to
use in assessments for the west end
of the county.
County School Superintendent Mrs.
Charlotte Acker and Home Demon
stration Agent Miss Rosa Bouton Wis
tied Sunshine or Tuesday on school
ord ho,aao ha1efs1ncc
III. Hegarty, formerly head of Bah
bits ladies and mems departments,
spent Saturday and Sunday here. He
is now travelling for S. A. Rider and
company. His home is in Hollywood,
Calf.
Mrs. M. Leonard returned Tuesday
night from Denver where she spent
the past month with her daughter.
Patrons at the Monte Vista Gift shop
found her on duty there Wednesday
morning.
Frank Sufea got back the last of
the week from the northern deserts
and old Mexico where he spent cou-
pie months on general reconnoiter-
ing trip with his car, prospecting
along several lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Raudebaugh are
looking for their son Buster to be
home tomorrow from Gallup, where
he has been with the surveying gang
of the Mountain States Telephone
company. He will help his dad with
his cement block business.
Miss Louise G. Freeland will go to
Phoenix the middle of the month to
meet her mother, Mrs. Henry L. Free
land, who has been in Los Angeles all
winter. Mrs. Freeland is much inn
proved in health and will remain in
Phoenix for benefit of her health.
Friends hearing from Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Waters, formerly Of Flagstaff
and for the past year located at Yuma,
tell Of the i'll health of their little
daughter, Betty Lee. Her parents
take her to the coast every two weeks
for treatment for eye trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dingle accom-
panied by Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, left
Wednesday morning for Phoenix, Mr..
Dingle to attend the Rotary meeting,
Mrs. Dingle to visit her family for
some time, and Mrs. Wilson to see
her husband, who has been in Phoenix
for a couple months.
School Superintendent John 0.
Thomas, Dean Tom O. Bellwood and
Professor E. C. Class left Wednesday
for jerome where they were judges
in school oratorical contest. Pro-
fessor Glass returned yesterday by
train, the others going on to Mesa
for the Rotary conference
Mrs. Gus Dillman left the first of
the week for Prescott to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur McDonough,
for while. She feels that getting ac-
quainted with her only grandchild, the
new boy at the McDonough home, will
aid materially in her recovery. Mrs.
A. B. Brown went also especially to
accompany her, planning on but a
short stay.
Jack Wilson is planning a delight
full vacation trip the middle of the
month back to his old home at Topeka
to see his mother whom he has not
seen for 25 years. Jack will drive ac-
companied by his family who have not
seen his mother, with the exception
of Miss Mary who visited there cou-
pie years ago. The trip will take
about month.
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