The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11

We handle all kinds of rentals
!, Alf. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Bank of Winslow has filed fore
Il closure suit against Jose M. Echnique.
I Old furniture taken as part pay
ment on new at Flagstaff Furniture
] Co.-17-7-4t.
Attorney G. B. Wilson went to
/ Phoenix Monday night and is expected
back this morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Aso expect to
leave today or tomorrow for Phoenix
/ to spend the remainder of the winter
Miss Kathryn Keller left right af-
ter the first of the year to resume
her studies at the state university at
Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam H. Sweitzer left
Tuesday afternoon in their car for
California, where they expect to make
their home.
Our French pastry is filled with
whipped cream. Fresh every day. We
can always fill your order. Griff's
Chocolate Shop.
Miss Thelma Wilmeth, assistant at
the Carson studio, left SATURDAY. to
visit her sister, Mrs. D. c.. Lowry at
the Gap trading post.
Stanton Borum, manager Of the
bridge trading post, came in Tuesday
and IS spending the week in town,
having dental work done.
Miss 10 Kelly, who had been visiting
her sisters, Mrs. l.. N. Brown and
Mrs. N. P. Adams in Albuquerque the
past two weeks, got home the first of
the week.
Judge Ed Babbitt of Cincinnati, who
stopped here last week on his way
from a months stay in California for
a brief visit with relatives, left Fri
day night for home.
Word was received this week from
Sedona that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart
are the proud parents of a 10 pound
boy, born December 27. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart formerly lived here.
DR.. Eric S. Flett got home the first
of the week from Los Angeles, where
he spent the holidays with his mother,
stealing away for few hours south
Of the border to see the cactus grow
and all in all having an enjoyable
trip.
DR.. E. S. Miller got home the last
of last week from southern Califor-
MIA, where he spent both Christmas
and New Years with numerous
friends, among them several tenn
porar1ly exiled there from northern
Arizona.
j. d. Dunn, who had for the past
two weeks been on vacation in
Phoenix, and visiting his daughter,
Mrs. N. E. Morris of Cave Creek, /
returned home Wednesday evening
and is again on the mail route between
here and Tuba City.
Mrs. H. w. Dietzman and Mrs. P. B. I
Morris received word from their
brother, George w Rogers, telling
of an 81a lb boy that came to his I
home on January A. George says his +
son has come to stay, and they call (
him Lawerance Walter. George is (
now living in Joseph City, Arizona.
No lodges, funny work or marking
up and then marking down. The new
low prices for the big sale at Sid +
Gassman's are bona fide reductions.
The old prices are left right on the
goods for you to compare. Half off,
third off or quarter off, as the case
may be, means exactly that See adj
vertisement page 3.
Uncle Tom Brown spent part of
last week here, coming up from his
winter sheep range at Castle Hot
Springs. He went to Ashfork Satur-
day night to visit his brothers, Billie
and Duff Brown. Billie is just round
ing himself up again after an unex-
pected and none the more welcome
siege of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Dickinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Dickinson and Miss
Elma Dickinson left Tuesday morning
for Glendale, where they expect to
make their home until June /. Miss
Elma will enter school there, and the
rest of the family will enjoy the
warmer climate. Frank Dickinson.
brother of Alf, resides in Glendale