The Coconino sun., 1921-12-02

Handsome cigar and cigarette hold
ers and pipes. - Browns Newsstand.
Advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn w. Bright had
as Thanksgiving dinner guests Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Seay.
Jim Warnock, manager of the hard
ware department at Rabbits" spent
Tuesday in Williams.
w. E. Berry is clerking at the post
Office and asks all his friends to bring
orders for stamps to him.
Drs. Felix Manning and A. H.
Schermann went to Phoenix Wednes-
day night to attend the three day
clinic.
Mrs. R. S. Marley spent Wednesday
in Flagstaff visiting her father, Mr..
Brooks, and her sister, Mrs. Anna
Bean.
Christmas cards, splendid variety,
with envelopes, from 2 for &c up to
10 cents each. Browns Newsstand
Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Harden en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday magis-
trate S. B. Gilliland, Judge N. G. Lay
ton and Ed Thiess.
In the full-page Rabbit adv. on
page 6 the type got miscombobulated
on one item. 1t should read: $4,000
Iron Beds at $3.50.
George Fleming, who now names
Prescott his home, was in town this
week selling dry goods for the Bah
bitt wholesale house Of Phoenix.
Frank Keefe, general merchandise
manager of the Rabbit stores, left
Wednesday for visit to the stores at
Prescott, Phoenix and Goodyear.
]. o. ("Skinny") Jones has taken
a vacation from his duties at the Sun
office and will spend some Of the
weeks Of cold weather in Phoenix.
]. w. Simpson and F. G. Stein are
resting from their work for the gov
eminent at Leupp, sitting it out in
the jury box at the Donohue- Babbitt
trial.
There is no gift that would be as
appropriate and would be so much ap-
preciated as nice picture Of your
self. Carson Studio turns out the
kind that please you.
DR.. r. o. Raymond, Miss Hazel
Neer, Captain and Mrs. E. M. Robi-
son and Miss Edith Leissling motored
to Prescott few days ago in DR.. Ray
mond's new Packard car to remain
there most of the week.
A. w. Purtyman of Sedona, who
doesn't get up this way very often,
spent yesterday here, partly on bust
ness connected with the homestead at
fairs of one of his friends.
E. w. Brewster, former branch agent
of the Union Oil company here, now
assistant to the state manager, with
headquarters at Phoenix, was inspect
ing the local plant Wednesday and
visiting old friends herv.
You are invited to attend the Elks'
Memorial exercises at the Orpheum
on Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. Come,
whether you are member or not. No
admission charge. For program see
front page of this number of The Sun.
Jerry Fisher left this week for Con-
gress Junction, where he will spend
the winter. Jerry's blood-poisoned
mitt is getting pretty comfortable
again and he thinks he can mix his
dough without too much sticking on
the bandage.
w. d. Draine and Joe Schmidt came
back from ride up the Weatherford
peaks road Sunday night. Just after
getting into town Joe broke the axle
of his car. He left it in front of DR..
Zinn's residence for few moments.
While he was gone for help another
car ran into it and smashed a rear
wheel.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois and Miss Mary
Power contributed to the program and
to the enjoyment of the guests at the
dinner given recently by the ex-ser-
vice men by the Woman's auxiliary Of
the American Legion. Their names
were inadvertently omitted by those
from whom The Sun obtained the ac-
count Of the dinner.
Joe Schmidt, part of the time shoot
ing for himself and part of the time
for others, got II turkeys at the shoot
Thanksgiving day, averaging almost
one turkey to every three shots, at
a target 300 yards away and shooting
with % Savage. He gave away
most Of his own turkeys where he
thought they would do the most good,
keeping one on which he and Mrs.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Draine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richmond and
DR.. E. S. Miller Toasted Sunday night.