The Coconino sun., 1921-12-16

baugh spent Monday in Williams.
Top-o-Peak brand soda waite r in
sterilized Observation-Disclosures.
Picture framing neatly done by
Frank Zalesky. - Advertisement.
T. E. Pollock left the first of the
week on business trip to California.
Discount of 25 per cent on all
sweaters. - Dresswell Shop. = Ad-
vertisement.
Arthus Brands, pupil at Emerson
school, fell and broke HIS arm in the
school yard last week.
Visitors here: C. E. VanDegrift,
w. B. Norton, Phoenix; Harold and
Mary E. Linn, Tuba City.
Dolls Beds, with mattresses, pill
lows and canopy top, $1.50 the special
price at Browns Newsstand.
Mrs. T. A. Stahl left this week for
Phoenix and Tucson, where she will
visit friends for about ten days.
If you are feeling badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac. =
Breen-Lewis Drug Co. - Advertise
ment.
Everything goes at greatly reduced
prices at the special now-to-C Christmas
sale at the Dresswell Shop. - Adver-
tisement.
Victor w. Kilcrease and Miss Vir-
ginia Wetherill of Tuba City were
married here the other day by Rev.
w. H. Zook.
Lyle Copeland, now that the farm
work is affording more or less a re-
cess, spent part Of his spare time in
town this week.
Walter Stevenson got home Sunday
from Grand Canyon, where he had
just finished the addition he had been
building to the Kolb Brothers studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. c. ID. Sapderson came in
from their ranches west of here on
Monday to do some Christmas shop
ping.
H. c. Metz has purchased the mod
ern cement residence on Sitgreaves
and Cherry street from James Moore
and will move his family there in the
spring.
L. E. johnson, president of the Co
conino farm bureau, is in Phoenix this
week attending the industrial confer
ence as representative of the farm
bureau.
Cigars, packed 10 or 25 in box; to-
bacco in 1 Id. cans; cigarettes in
Christmas cartons excellent gifts
at Raudebaugh's newsstand. - Adver-
tisement.
The postoffice at Parks has been
moved from its old location to the
junction of the Maine Grand Canyon
highway into the store recently built
there by Anderson & Mcmillan.
. Leighton, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
LOREN Cress, in some way misplaced
two of his ribs Monday just after
school. DR.. linn was called in to
| straighten them back into place.
Clyde Hunnicutt, who with his wife
! went to Phoenix for two weeks vaca-
ton, was back yesterday on his job
with the Standard Oil company, but
!. Mrs. Hunnicutt will remain in Phoe-
nix for the rest of the winter.
Two more punches of Southern Cali
fornia company engineers who had
been surveying the Colorado river in
connection with the proposed big
power project got into Flagstaff this
week. The survey is now complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus re-
: turned Monday from Prescott, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks. Joe was much amused at the
rumor given current in the Prescott
papers that he planned locating there.
there.
Miss Irene Bart, county recorder,
and her guest, Miss Edith M. Jacobs,
recorder of Maricopa county, spent the
first part of the week at Grand Can
yon. Miss Jacobs is on her way home
from few weeks visit in Los An
geles.
Visitors: H. D. Smith, H. Keith
Warren, John J. Schwarz, Kayenta;
Sims Ely, Phoenix; r. H. Kennerdell,
Williams; Oliver Gardner, Mike o.
Brien, Parks; F. G. Mitchell, Canada;
L. G. Lane, Clarksdale; Mrs. Estelle
and Billy Maxwell, Kingman.
Billy Switzer has moved his shoe
repair department down to the first
floor in his department store, INSTALL
ing the machinery on concrete bases
especially built to receive them. The
harness making department is still in
its old quarters on one of the upper
floors.
/ Mrs. Lee Vishno, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Zimmerman,
left Monday afternoon for Memphis,
Tenn, where they expect to spend the
winter with Mrs. Vishno's daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Luther. Mrs. Vishno has
been troubled with her heart for some
time and hopes the change will be
beneficial to her health.
i Billy Borum is at home again after
an eight months absence which he
spent in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco in the interest of the famous
milk "Klim." His old friends were
mighty glad to shake with him again.
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