The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
LOCAL BREWTIES


Bros.
We have only genuine Congoleum
rugs in Flagstaff. f.-Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
Dir. T. w. Crump went to Navajo
on Thursday for a few days of sheep
inspection.
buy a pair of shoes properly fitted.
Try Rabbits.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
for non-support against M. B. Startz-
man of Williams.
Mrs. Lee Doyle is leaving tomor-
row for San Diego to spend the holi-
days with her mother.
Mrs John Juhl of Williams arrived
Thursday to stay till after Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Dick Connor
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rice will be in
from Woodland ranger station to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Ollie Nor
man.
H. L. Davis, a lumberman from
Meridian, Miss, spent few days at
the Pine hotel, looking over business
prospects.
George Burns left last week for
Pasadena, driving through with E. c.
LaRue, former. resident here, who had
been here on business.
The biggest market on South San
Francisco street. Meat, vegetable and
a full line of groceries at Carlson &
Co.. Phone 341.
1t is reported that w. ]. Kaup,
track foreman at Angel for many
years, who has many friends in this
part of the state, is sick at a hospital
in Los Angeles.
Miss Lena Doyle returns home to-
morrow from Miami, where she is
teaching, to spend two weeks with
Mrs. Hayes Weidner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Dwiggins have
fine new boy, who selected them for
parents on the ninth of this month.
Their home is at McNary.
VIM. Cady Jr. and his uncle j. l..
Pouns went to Holbrook on business,
Thursday Mr.. Pouns is stationed at
Holbrook and came up Wednesday
night.
Arthur Miller came in from his
sheep camp near Winslow, Saturday
combining business and pleasure, Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Lee Doyle and
friends around town.
1t is good to find fine schools, but
still better to have fine homes. Let
us furnish yours, beautifully and
economically. Our December DIS
counts will help.-Babbitts'
1t is reported that Frank Sylvester
of Williams has patented a device to
keep stovepipes from slipping farther
in or out of the chimney holes and
has been offered $4,000 for it.
City council has decided to extend
the time for receiving bids on the
proposed water improvements until
January 10, to give more time for
bond purchasers to submit bids fol-
lowing the bond election.
Mrs. Grover Hutson and children
are leaving Sunday for Phoenix to
spend the holidays with her people
and Mr.. Hutson's mother and sister.
Mr.. Hutson will go down for the
Christmas weekend with his mother.
Scout Executive Mccormick spent
Thursday in Winslow on business: He
wants to see a large turnout of boys
here Friday evening, so as to get
lineup on candidates for the next
court of honor to be held. during the
holidays.
Mrs. Mertz wishes to announce that
Mr.. Hill of the King Bee firm will be
at the Commercial hotel sample room
about December II with nice line of
mid-winter and spring hats. The exact
date will be announced later on the
screen at the Orpheum.
Ed Babbitt has sold Ford cars late
ly to R. F. Howell, Lowell obserya-
tory, Mrs. Charles Grolich, S. A. Rich
ardson, D. j. Thompson of Bellemont,
Sunrise trading post at Leupp, and
Fordson tractor to handle snow drifts
to the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richmond are
leaving tomorrow for Bakersfield,
Calf, to visit Mrs. Richmond's sis
ter, Mrs. t. ]. Metcaf, for few
weeks. With Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf
they will visit San Francisco, Beau
mont, San Diego and Tia Juana.
P. C. Claypool, representing the
Arizona Republican spent the first of
the week in town looking after the
interests of his paper. He is the for
mer owner and editor of Texas
newspaper and a mighty fine chap,
Mrs. Sara Power, who is in Phoe-
nix with her daughter Mary, writes
that "Dad" Power, who is at the Pio-
neers' home in Prescott has. recently
suffered a stroke of paralysis and has
not rallied as he should; also that
Mary's eyes are improving nicely un-
der the treatment she is receiving
down there.
Mrs. Ollie Norman came in last
week from Anderson Pass, where she
had finished her term of school. She
will be in town through the holidays,
after which she will return for an
other five months term. The trus-
tees have decided to have the. vaca-
tion during the summer months in
stead of at this time of. year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Greenlaw en-
tertained with a pleasant dancing
party last Saturday evening. Re-
freshments of sandwiches, cake and
cider were served. Those besides Mr..
and Mrs. Greenlaw who. were there
were Miss Louise Peddicord, Miss
Jane Burns, Miss Anna Hansen, Miss
Althea. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Burns, Ike Veazy and Elmer Brown
ing.
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