The Coconino sun., 1924-12-26


Inventory sheets, in convenient
pads, at Coconino Sun office.
Fred Jeffreys spent Sunday here
with his wife, returning to Mesa that
night.
Fine new selections Of living room
suites and day-beds at Flagstaff Fur
niture Co.
| See me before you buy, burn Or
die.-W. b. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins and
family ate Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Tackitt.
! Secondhand furniture taken in ex-
change as part payment on new at
furniture department, Rabbits.
Mrs. T. B. Grim and Mrs. Elizabeth
! Woods came up from Winslow LAST
Monday to shop and visit friends.
Jim Treagle got back the last Of
last week from several weeks spent
/ in various other parts of the state but
this
Artistic picture framing. Wide va
riety of mouldings for you to select
from. Furniture department at Bah
bits
J. B. Ormond left Wednesday night
for Phoenix to spend the Christmas
weekend with his daughter, Mrs. Z.
II. Wheat and family.
Professor Robert r. Powers of the
Normal is spending the holidays ii
Peoria. this state, visiting Professor
r. H. Drake, formerly Of the Normal
faculty.
Alex Mckay, the we'll known cat
tleman Of Springeeville, was a Flag
staff visitor recently, coming up Sat
urday after shipping a lot of cattle
from Holbrook.
Glenn Broderick, Holbrook; Miss
Hudspeth, Sedona; l.. J. Beard, Seiig-
man; Harry Carter, WinsloW; L. J.
Spencer Phoenix, are registered at
Hotel Weatherford
Leslie Mcclure, on his way home
from Flagstaff TO Las Vegas, N. M.,
to visit his family during the HOLIDAYS
stopped off at Winslow and Holbrook
to take in the basketball games.
Ed Babbitt and Earl Hyde left Sat
urday morning to go to the east side
of the Kaibab, where the deer drive
was abandoned, to get a few of the
deer Mr.. Mccormick is reported to
have left behind.
T. r. Pollock spent the first part
of the week in Winslow on business.
Ted Goode and Roy George under
the protection OF Tom, left Wednes-
day night for Phoenix to spend
Christmas with friends.
Last Saturday A. B. Young and
family started for Tucson, where they
will locate for the winter Mr. Young
has been construction engineer with n
the forest service road gang, stationed
at Mormon lake, since last summer.
G. Z. Howard and Esther NJ. San
derson stopped off in Flagstaff be-
tween trains on Tuesday and were
married by Justice of the Peace r. ]. +
Kidd. They had both been living in
the east, but now claim Los Angeles
as their home, and were on their way
there.
Bisbee Daily Review editorially de-
clares weather there is different" ," /
meaning always Just about ideal. Mrs. +
Ethel Smith and her two sons return i
ed Sunday from Bisbea to FLAGSTAFF /
because they preferred Flagstaff's (
winter weather to that of Bisbae +
Fiagstaff's IS just q little more ideal i
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel are hav (.
ing q jolly homecoming this Christ K
mas. The Misses Barbara and Louise +
came home Saturday night from Hay-i
den where they are teaching Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Griffin (she was Miss
Mary Riekel) came up from Jerome
for visit with home folks, their
first trip up since they were married.
Stanton Borum and bride, she that
was Miss Ida Mae Santa, returned
from their honeymoon travels the last
of last week to Cameron, where Stan
ton runs the Indian trading post They
had been in Los Angeles fer some
time, where Stanton's mother and sis
ter are now living, and then spent a
week in Gallup visiting the brides
people
Professor and Mrs. r. G. Stevenson
gave a big Christmas party ye8ter
day at Taylor hall for the members Of
faculty and students remaining on the
during the holidays There
was Christmas tree in the morning
and during the evening all gathered
for lot of good things to eat and
feast Of music and fun. President
and Mrs. Cotton were among those
enjoying the gathering.
The Christmas tree exercises were
well attended at Brannen school the
parents and friends of the children
coming in good numbers. Santa Claus
made his appearance and distributed
generous bags of candy and nuts and
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oranges donated by j. d. jackson to
the room having the best attendance
up to Christmas was won by the sec
ond and third grade room. The girls I
served refreshments Of cake and cof-
ZEE to the guests.