The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25

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Rev. Silas Van Zee came in from
the reservation the first Of the week.
Hemstitching and picoting done as
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
LerOuxs
Three of the S. ]. Paxton children
are out Of school this week because of
bad colds.
Mrs. Dan Williams, who suffered
from flu last week, is able to be out
this week.
Ben Salazar is assisting John Assyd
spruce up for spring trade at the Bar
gain store.
Miss Christine Hobbs remained
home from school this week with
severe cold
I Sam Bross, has rented one of the
Daugherty houses on North San Fran
cisco street.
T. M. Quebedeaux of Albuquerque
spent some time in Flagstaff the first
of the week.
Miss Anne McCloud Of Rabbits Of
flee will leave Saturday to spend a
short time in Los Angeles.
| Ten per cent discount for cash on
all millinery until the first of the
month at the Power Hat shop.
| M. D. Tombler of Tombler's lodge
at Mormon Lake came in Wednesday
for supplies and city atmosphere.
Shelby Lewis went to Winslow on
his regular business trip Wednesday,,
expecting to be home for Sunday.
Mrs. Frank G. Curtis returned
recently from Cottonwood, where she
visited Mr.. and. Mrs. Charlie Stemmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Phelan are
moving this week to enc of the Hart
apartments on North Humphrey
street.
Mrs. w. C. Hendricks and Mrs. B.
E. Snoddy spent Saturday and Sum
day here, returning the latter day to
McNary.
Mrs. J. R. Cooper was under the
weather for a few days the first Of
the week with severe cold, but is all
right now.
Rev. Phil Ellsworth will move on
| the first of the month from the Potts
apartments. to a cottage near the col
lege campus.
G. G. Middleton owner of the camp
ground store in the west end of town,
| is acting bookkecper for the Central
Commercial company.
Mr. and Mrs. i. D. Stone left Sun
day for San Diego, Calf. Mr.. Stone
was in charge of Rabbits slaughter
house for the past year.
The newest spring Stetson hats for
men in the newest shapes, and the
popular snap brim in the new tans
and greys.-Sid Gassman.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Jessuppe, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Lutz, motored
| to Phoenix Saturday to visit friends,
returning late Sunday night.
Doc Williams and family drove to
Lake Mary last Sunday to fish. Doc
says that the road is dry but not very
smooth. He tried to fish but the cold
wind froze his reel.
John Metz and DIR. r. @. Raymond
/ left Wednesday morning for Phoenix,
where John will undergo a thorough
examination and a surgical operation
| should it be found necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Warnock
| drove to Holbrook last weekend to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Renshaw.
| Hen found that desert folks had the
edge on him in the matter of golf.
Henderson Stockton of the legal
| firm of Towsend, Stockton & Drake
tof Phoenix was in Flagstaff one day
| this week. He is consul for A
Becerril, defendant in liquor case.
Matthew Black is having small
| house built on his dads ranch in
Black Bill park, whence he plans to
commute to work every day. Gene
Womack is doing the carpenter work.
Many of the carpenters of Flagstaff
worked all night Saturday and all day
Sunday laying the new floor IN Bah
bits grocery section. Further extern
sive improvements are contemplated.
C. Fl. Cooper, logging contractor for
the Breese Lumber company at Cloud
croft, N. NJ, spent Sunday here with
his family, and expects to be back the
last of this month for another day or
so.
Charles N. Barekman has rented
The r. E. Taylor ranch east Of town
and will move there next week. For
the past six years this ranch has been
farmed by B. f. Spain, who will move
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Murphy Saturday
morning returned to the logging camp
after being away for a week during
which the former went to McNary and
the latter was a guest at the Ed
O'Farrell home.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass, Mrs.
Margaret Hanley, Miss Dorothy
Gregg and Bob Richards motored out
to Deadman's flat Wednesday after
noon to call upon Professor and Mrs.
Walter B. Niles.
Mrs. A. II Lawson arrived Wednes-
day night from Gallup hospital where
she underwent a major operation.
She will remain here ten days, guest
at the J. @. Parsons home, before join
ing her husband at Ganado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henvar Rodakaiewicz
left last week for sAlcalde, n. NJ,
after spending couple weeks as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny O'Far-
-rell at Red Lake. They drove there
in a Rolls-Royce. Mrs. Rodakaiewicz
is an author of note. Her pen name
IS Marie Garland. They viii return
in the fall for a couple months.