The Coconino sun., 1924-09-19

cry good.-Turquoise Tea Room.
j Sewing machine needles, oil and re
pairs at the Singer office, Ito w. AS
pen ave. 9-12-t
News papers and magazines nov
on sale In Babbitt Brothers drug de
{! partment.
See me before you buy, burn o.
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
/ Billy O'Brien was in for day OF
SO recently from Grand Canyon visit
ing his brother, Dave O'Brien.
Mrs. Charles Prochnow and children
left Wednesday for Los Angeles where
i they will visit for several weeks.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy {
| city or country home, call on us. All
| Dickinson & Son.-Advertiseme
The always correct and individual
| Paradise Patterns. See them 1T Mrs
Mertz's Hat shop, from $3.50 to $40
Brunswick and Edison records re-
ceiyed twice weekly, Come in and
! try them. Babbitt Drug & Curio de-
| partment.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart were up
the last of last week from Sedona for
few hours, shopping and renewing
| old acquaintances.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros
bakery, 9 N. Beaver st.
| DeForest Joralmon visited Prescott
last Tuesday and Wednesday. He call
ed at Whipple barracks at Prescott
| for nhvSieal examination
Tom Brinton of Kansas City is here
visiting his brother, b. 7. Brinton, and
may decide to remain in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Osborn came up
from Phoenix Sunday night to visit a
couple of weeks with their son, Will
j. Osborn, and his wife, at Fort VAL
ley.
Mrs. Andy Samsky and mother, Mrs.
Bart, who have been visiting friends
and relatives here for several weeks,
expect to leave soon for their home
in Phoenix.
L. G.. DeRyder of Chicago is visiting
his brother, Chas DeRyder, the sheep
man, this week This is the first time
the brothers have accumulated for a
good many years.
huADO Wal AO0LtSdH, lIidlld6Cl VI
the Orpheum theatre, accompanied by
her nephew, Billy, left Sunday morn
ing for week in Los Angeles looking
over the picture prospects.
Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. have en-
tered suit in superior court against
Peter, Veronica, Joseph and Elina
Michelbach to set aside a deed. Plain
lifts attorney is Blaine B. Shimmel
Judge S. B. Gillilard came home
last week from the soldiers home to
attend the funeral of his grand
daughter, Mrs John Mathews. The
Judge expects to remain here some
time.
Undertaken Ed Whipple has new
automobile hearse, vast improve
ment over the horse-drawn vehicle. No
matter if it is good-looking, we have
MT found anyone yet especially anx
ious to take a ride in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sanford and child
rem came up the last of last week
from Seligman, Al returning on Tues
day and Mrs. Sanford and the child
rem remaining at their home here, the
little ones going to school again.
Mrs. e. w. Fitzgerald left few
days ago for Tucson, feeling that
change of climate would benefit her
health. Her husband will remain
here some time longer finishing up
his painting contracts, then will join
her for winter in the south.
l.. j. Beard, who helps Al Sanford
on the big stock ranges down in the
Seligman country, was in Flagstaff
this week, the first time in many
moons, stepping high and wide to a.
void the deep pitfalls of this fast
town but having a good time just the
same
H. III. Flagler recently sold a 67-foot
triangular piece of land from his
ranch east of town to John Haines,
night clerk at the Commercial hotel,
who plans installing gasoline filling
station there 1t will be located just
north of the Flagstaff Winslow road,
about one and half miles east of
Flagstaff.
Mrs. Walter Chambers is slowing
gaining strength and now is felt to
be fairly on the road to recovery from
her dangerous illness. It may be
some time before she will be able to
leave mercy hospital, DuL Hci lluo-
band and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Riordan, and other relatives and
friends, are happy over the progress
she is making.
Miss Annie Dorsey society editor of
an Annapolis, Md, daily newspaper,
and Miss Virginia Stonestreet, Of the
internal revenue department, Wash
ington, d. c., stopped off in Flagstaff
on Sunday to visit former school
mate, Miss Frances Stringfellow,. re-
suming the homeward lap Of their
transcontinental tour on Monday af-
ternoon.
Capt J. B. Wright, county surveyor,
and r. E. Taylor Of the board of su-
pervisors departed Sunday on a tour
including Lees Ferry, Fredonia and
adjacent territory. Captain Wright
made the trip in the interest of the
roads in that section. while Mr.. Taylor
took advantage of the opportunity to
inspect the highways and call upon
his friends and supporters along the
route.
The Elks have sent out catchy invi-
tations to all members to rally at Elks
home Tuesday night, next, for genu-