The Coconino sun., 1923-09-14

Wilson Bros mems socks, pairs
for $1.O0 at Sid Gassman's.
We handle all kinds of rentals
ALT. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
A. Belmont, income tax expert, left
last night on business trip to Los
Angeles.
Cleanest place in town~to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
M. /. Powers left Wednesday for
Kingman and Los Angeles, to be gone
about two weeks.
Charles Ogle, one of the Famous
Players-L -Lasky players here, left Sun
day to take another contract
Mrs. Fleming, sister Of Mrs. E. G.
Miller, is visiting the latter here. Mrs.
Fleming's home is in Kansas.
Drop in to Rabbits grocery de-
partment next week for cup of the
famous M. ]. B. coffee or tea.
w. R. ("Bill") McClurken left last
night for Albuquerque on insurance
business and to visit his home folks.
Postmaster Dick Connor says he
will have $4,000 of those new Harding
memorial stamps here for sale this
week.
Recent visitors: G. C. Hymer, B.
M. Atwood, Phoenix; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Clemens, Florence; R. o. Bene-
dick, st. Josephs.
The ladies are delighted with the
beautiful new coats for women made
by Hart Schaffner & Marx and on
display at Sid Gassman's.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith, normal school
secretary, and her mother, Mrs. Rogne,
left Sunday for California in their
car, to enjoy short vacation.
]. C. McClung, president of the Ari-
zona Central bank, came up from
Phoenix this week and on Wednesday
left on a business trip to Cooley.
Everybody is enjoying those nice
Saturday night dances at the new city
park pavilion. Another one this Sat
urday, the 18th. Waters orchestra.
sSpeed" Campbell, who had been
visiting relatives in Ft. Madison and
Denmark, Iowa, returned yesterday,
expecting to locate here permanently.
Paul S. Coffin and Lewis Kelly of
the Wilson & Coffin Motor Co., left
] the first of the week to drive to San
/ Francisco, to attend the automobile
show.
Mrs. Charles Green is still very i'll,
! though her condition is somewhat bet
/ ter than it was last week. She is at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul
| S. Coffin.
i Lost - An opportunity. to save
money on your furniture purchases
if you do not look our prices and
stock over. Babbitt Bros. Furniture
Department.
DR.. John Golden of Pittsburgh, Pa,
visited few days this week with
DR.. A. H. Schermann, who is an old
i friend. DR.. Golden was OIL his way
to California.
i G. ]. Babbitt left on Wednesday for
Los Angeles. Mrs. Babbitt and the
children who, as usual, spent the
summer at their home here, returned
to the coast last week.
Sheriff Billy Campbell and family
left on Saturday in their car foi
southern California, where they will
visit fof couple of weeks with rela-
tives of Mrs. Campbell.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Heisser and
two youngest children, came up yes
terday morning from Phoenix, Char
lie on business and Mrs. Heisser to
visit here for a week or so.
Mrs. Esther Montana, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Rodriguez, left
Sunday for Los Angeles where she
= rryIfh
Mrs. L. r. Montana, and also receive
medical treatment.
Miss Duane Van Vechten sof Chi
cago is here visiting some of hel
many friends, among them the Bah
bits and Miss Doris Bailey, ar
teacher at Emerson school, Miss Bad.
ley being her cousin.
j. L. Goulet came up few days
ago from Cooley, where the produc
ton Of logs has got ahead of the saw
mill so far that the logging camps
were closed down. He will work II
: one of the camps in this section.
i Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Mills and theil
daughter and son, Charlotte and Ches.
: ter, and Mrs. Mills sister, Miss Car.
rie Shoff, who is here from Phoenix
spent the weekend in Kingman visit
: ing Mr.. and Mrs. Merville Mills.
The male skeleton found under {
cedar tree east of Flagstaff by :
moving picture carpenter last week
and then lost again, has not as yet
I been located by the officers. 1t may
be the elusive remains of the Flying
, Dutchman.
Mrs. James F. Davis and sol
James, Jr., who had been visiting a
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis old home place
J in Michigan, returned few days ago
having had most enjoyable trip. Th'
. young man during the first part Q.
. the trip attended national conven
ton of Catholic students at Notr'
Dame, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnston, Mrs
Johnston's mother, Mrs. Elizabetl
Merritt, and Masters Jimmie and Ted