The Coconino sun., 1923-11-16

We handle all kinds of rentals
1 Alf. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Singer sewing machines for rent at
the Art Shop. Phone 233-11-9-2t.
/ Order your flowers now for Thanks
giving. Flower Shop. Phone 81.
11-16-2t
/ We will take your old furniture in
trade for new. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
| monographs and furniture repaired
and refinished by an expert at Bah
bits.
! Cooked food sale, by ladies of Fed
Grated church, at Flagstaff Furniture
Co. store, Saturday, 230 p. m.
/ Earl Germany, Walter Stevenson
and Harry Richwine are among the
visitors at the state fair this week.
James F. Marshall and Eta AL
mond, both of Winslow, were mar
ried here on November by Justice OF
the Peace r. ]. Kidd.
Ellis Wiltbank, a nephew of Judge
Crosby, was here with the Round
Valley high school team for visit at
! the nome OF MS uHcle.
Are you working on those Christ
mas presents? A hand make present
is the most appreciated of gifts. See
the needlework at Mrs. Borum's.
By far the largest selection of fur
niture in northern Arizona at Bah
bits furniture department. Walk up
stairs and save 20 per cent on furni-
ture purchases.-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Samsky anc
Mrs. M. E. Bart expect to leave the
first of the week for Phoenix. Mr.
and Mrs. William Mullen and Miss
Florence Bart are already located
there.
Mrs. Ed Babbitt and Miss Gertrude
| Babbitt left Wednesday evening fol
Phoenix where they will visit Mrs
Martin Buggeln, Mrs. Rabbits moth
er, who is staying in Phoenix for the
winter.
+ Claude Knight is mighty well pleas
i ed with a little knight which came
to his home Wednesday night. Sht
weighs 8A pounds. No name tat
came with her, but they expect t
find one for her soon.
George w. Black, Sr., who had beer
here for a few days on business an'
visiting friends, left on Wednesday
for Sedona, where he will put in
couple of days and then will return
to his home in Los Angeles.
! Mrs. T. A. Stahl left Tuesday morn
ing for California, where she vii
visit Mr.. Stahl at the Santa Fe hospi
tai in Los Angeles, and then take vi
her new duties as Santa Fe block sig
nal operator at Lugo, California.
Frank Flickinger, for many years
prominent resident of Winslow am
: once a member of the board of super
visors of Navajo county, is now
resident of Flagstaff, making nj
home in the 700 block, Birch avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Coils Mayflower
who were married in Denver las
week, and who had been honeymoon
, ing there since, got home yesterda.
morning and will be at home to thei
friends in the T. E. Pulliam home o.
Milton roall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat and MI
; and Mrs. Sid Gassman left on Satur
: day in the Wheat car to drive to tn
state fair at Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. Isham and Fred Met
, drove down in the Isham car, leav
ing the same day.
O. Logan bought the house an
four corner lots on West Birch ave
! nue. owned for the last year by Leste
Fuller and formerly, belonging to Har
nv Carter The sale was mad
through See Me Before You Buy
j Burn or Die Raudebaugh.
, E. S. Nackard, cousin of K. j. Mack
: ard and proprietor of the grocer
store on Railroad avenue, is lookinI
J very happy, the reason being a fin
, young son who recently came to HI
i house to live. This is the first chill
f and dad is making great plans TO
i him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baird left las
5 week for Phoenix to make their home
: Mr.. Baird has been transferred fror
5 his position with the Santa Fe her
: to a position in the claims departmen
at Phoenix. They leave many war;
personal friends in Flagstaff VIII
, very much regret their leaving, bu
: the cnanRc Oh Climate, ~ was biiouSh
r would prove beneficial to the healt
) of Mrs. Baird.
: Emory A. Marks, former superin
{ tendent of the Indian school at Oraib
: writes from Taos, N. NJ, where he ha
: charge of like school, that they hav
4 excellent fishing and hunting there
: Mr.. Marks is capable and conscien
: tious official, who understands an
knows how to deal with Indians sym
pathetically, and it will be pleasur
, to know that his lot has been cast i
one of the places where the happ
/ hunting grounds exist this side of tn
r great divide.
w. A. Webber and wife and tw
, sons of Rochester, N. Y, arrived her
J a few days ago. One of the son'
2 Kenneth Webber, who had been em
]. ployed in his fathers store in tha
: city as meat cutter, is now workin
5 for Frank E. Brooks in the latter
new meat department. 1t is likel
that both boys will go into business
Flagstaff and that their parents WI
make this their home at least pal
: of the time, though they intend
: devote nuch time during the next fe'
I x,oore N traualinO