The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19

Alf Dickinson & Son.
! Jimmie Turpin left Sunday night
to spend a few days in Phoenix.
A. H. Beasley left Sunday morning
| for Phoenix to be gone 10 days.
! For easy starting, use Red Crown
Winter Gasoline. Webber Bros. Gar
age.
Roscoe Gates came into town from
| his ranch at Winona for a few days
this week.
Miss Katherine Beckwith has been
working in the Babbitt offices for sew
eral weeks.
Gifts that Grow. Potted Plants,
| Cyclamen and Poinsette. Phone 81,
Flower Shop.
For a short time only will sell mill
blocks at $3.50 the big load. Frank
Bennett. Phone 8.
Periodicals and magazines for sale
and subscriptions taken for them at
Gassman's newsstand.
Our butcher will tell you the real
economy of buying a whole ham or
bacon. Rabbits for the best.
P. H. Nelson failed to appear down
town for few days this week, giving
his time to the enjoyment of cold.
That boy of yours will be ''tickled
pink" with tie set "just like dads"
from JOHNSTON'S Shop. Open eve
nings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Riordan left
Saturday morning to spend the holi-
days in ST. Marys, Kan, with Mrs
Riordan's family.
Hugh Tillman left Sunday to spend
this week in Winslow, in the interest
of Lee Carron, who has branch auto
sales agency there.
Mrs. James Mahoney is in Mexico
City visiting her sister, Mrs. Jeanne
Krank who has been in business there
for several months.
r. j. Evans, auditor in the Bah
bitt offices, and his family are oc-
cupying one Of the Hyde apartments
on Humphrey street.
Earl " Germany and George r. See
with passenger from Oregon left
Thursday by way of Lees Ferry for
the Kaibab deer drive.
A. J. Gibbons, one of the popular
young men who attend Normal, is
helping at the postoffice during the
Christmas season rush.
Western Electric washing machines
carry the recommendation of the Good
Housekeeping institute. On sale at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Postoffice Inspectors George G.
Rolfe and Mr.. Gould were in town
Monday on a regular official visit to
Postmaster Dick Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. McCor-
mick of Los Angeles, Cal, have been
spending the past week at the home
of their son, Charles S. Mccormick Jr.
Ramon Aso spent few days in
town with his family this week He
reports his stock in fine shape, hav-
ing been favored by good range this
winter.
Miss Mary Costigan and her nephew
Billie, left Tuesday for San Antonio,
Texas, where they had planned to go
two weeks ago, Billie's measles delay
ing the trip.
Harold Cameron came up the first
of the week from Phoenix on his way
home to Holbrook, stopping here for
a brief visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Cameron.
Dir. E. S. Flett leaves this week
for Los Angeles to spend Christmas
and New Years at the home of HIS
mother, intending to be back at his
office here about January 2.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson left Sat
urday for Vicksburg where they will
spend the winter months. Mr. Wilson
has a mine near there on which he
will do his assessment work.
There are no exceptions to the rule
any man prefers gift of wearing
apparel, especially if it comes from
mans store with the high quality it
Gassman's.
Drop into The Art Shop and make
Drop into The Art Shop and make
your selections from our Christmas
song records and children's bubble
record books. Mrs. w. H. Longfellow
13 N. Leroux.
The Five Hundred club met Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. p. Asselin. Besides members of
the club, the pleasant evening was en-
joyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson
and DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ploussard.
J. B. Bradford and family left last
week in their car for Los Angeles.
Mr. Bradford expects to spend the
winter months in the Buick distribu-
ton plant, specializing on this make
of car. He will return in the spring
DIR. and Mrs. Mart Fronske reached
home Saturday night, after most
agreeable week spent touring southern
California points in their new Frank
lin brougham, bought through Lee
Carron of this city. They briefly Wis
tied former Flagstaff people.
Francis Chisholm, county farm
agent and secretary of the Rotary
club, got home Tuesday night from
Tucson, where he attended the extern
sion meeting at the state university.
He intended being home sooner, but
was laid up there few days with flu.
Paul Tissaw, one of the best known
of the Verde district cowpunchers, has
oooop+od a pocitiop with fhp T,aSkV