The Coconino sun., 1922-12-01

Women'S CoatS-NalueS to S55, at $29.50, at Sid Gassman's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Goodman spent Thanksgiving at the latter's home in Holbrook.
 An excellent display of practical Xmas gifts for men, at modest prices, Sid Gassman.
 Dr. F.. s. Miller went to Jerome on Wednesday morning to visit friends for few days.
 George Becker returned last Satur- day from an extended business trip through the east.
 Barrel fresh sauer kraut just re- ceived at the Bon Ton Bakery. Twen- ty cents per quart.
 Miss Mary Costigan returned Mon day morning from a pleasure and bus mess trip to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Frank Zalesky, who has been quite sick for some time past, is not much improved at this time.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us. Ali. Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
 Miss Grace Wenzel, who is teaching school at Fort Defiance, spent several days this week with her parents here.
 December l, 1922, only 24 days to Christmas. Gosh! How time flies. It may arrive before you get our present bought.
 Geo. A. Simms, Martha Darby and | w. l.. Brewer, residents of the Tuba City section, spent part of the week in Flagstaff.
 Paul Keller returned Wednesday from Phoenix. He says the country south was we'll flooded during the recent storm.
 Peggy" Joyce, who has been here the past summer and fall with the Warren company, left Wednesday for his home in Phoenix.
 Most everybody ate Thanksgiving dinner with everybody else yesterday and from general reports the day was one long to be remembered.
 Miss Ethel Compton, the pretty young lady who is teaching school at Bumblebee, was home for Thanksgiv- ing with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Compton.
 Colonel E. Power Conway, general manager of Warren Bros., was in Flagstaff the first of the week going over paving work done under the su- pervision of Robt. Baker. He also inspected the new work going in at | Winslow.
 Dr. Jesse Baker, the veteran optic ian, accompanied by Mrs. Baker, drove by auto from Phoenix stopping at Jerome then on up the Schnebly Hill from Sedona on the Verde road to Flagstaff. Dr. Baker says the road was passable but mighty rough at this time of the year.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Draine and Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Brokaw with their children arrived here Monday night from Oakland, California, to spend a week with MT. and Mrs. w. D. Draine. Mir. Draine is brother and Mrs. Bro- kaw is a sister of w. D. They made the trip by auto, leaving Oakland Fri day.
 Douglas Roome and wife arrived home Friday evening from a 950-mile auto trip in which they visited num- Der of the trading posts of the Bab- bitt Brothers Trading company locat- ed northeast, east and southeast of Flagstaff. They report a pleasant trip and found the posts generally in good shape.
 c. D. Sanderson, who handled the Coconino county exhibits at the Phoe- nix state fair, was in Saturday and re- ported that this county received five more ribbons than was at first re- ported, bringing the total up to 70. MT. Sanderson says hat the error oc- cured through the fact that the Nav ajo Indians took five ribbons, which they removed from their exhibits be- fore the count was made. It is pre- sumed that the Indians decided that the ribbons looked better on them selves than they did on the exhibits.