The Coconino sun., 1924-11-28

We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. George Fischer of Garland
Prairie spent Tuesday in town.
Fine new selections of living room
suites and day-beds at Flagstaff Fur
niture Co.
Nelson Burns of the Overland gar
age has sold Dean Eldridge an Over
land sedan.
| Honest to goodness Fruit Cake in
various sizes at Moser Bros. Bakery,
I9 N. Beaver.
Mrs. Ethel Leamon has Joined the
staff Of the Penney store during the
usual holiday rush.
Mrs. L. H. Thomas of Upper Oak
Creek is stopping at the Weatherford
hotel for the winter.
Bakery goods, fresh meats, grocer
les, vegetables at right prices. Carl
son & Co., South San Francisco street.
George F. Campbell, wha has re-
turned from Phoenix reports that his
sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Clark, is in much
better health.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock are
spending from Wednesday to Sunday
at Grand Canyon, as a wedding an
lniversary holiday.
Jimmie Turpen returned Thursday
morning from Alvarado, Texas,
where he spent the last month or so
visiting home folks.
Mrs. L. w. Park of Locksburg,
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visit with her father, j. C. Van
Deren, her aunt, Mrs. Alf Dickinson
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Aso have
moved into their own home on North
Beaver. Miss Lura Kinsey will oc-
cupy her North Leroux home this
winter, with Miss Etha Osborn for
companion.
Back in business at my new Ioca-
tion one door south of Breen-Lewis
drug store, on San Francisco street.
Now is the time to have your shoe re-
pairing done. Prices reasonable
John Lukus.
Jake Thoman was called to Phoenix
this week by the serious illness of one
of his little children with pneumonia.
Another has tonsilitis Mrs. Thoman
and the three children have been in
Phoenix for some time.
The bazaar conducted Monday and
Tuesday at the Woman's clubhouse
by the ladies Of the Catholic church
was both a social and business sue
cess. A large sum was realized and
during the realization everybody at
tending had good time.
Patrons of W. H. Switzer's store
are agreeably greeted by newly
dressed store front. Several hundred
dollars have been spent in remodel
ing the deep windows, shelving and
show cases, with the freshness of new
paint to complete the attractiveness. 4
Mrs. Marie Hensing is getting lum-
Der on the ground for reconstruction
of her big store building, recently
burned, and contractors are figuring
on the work. The rumor, prevalent
this week that she had sold, is with
out foundation. One of her sons, Gas
ton Aubineau, is expected from Phoe
nix today to remain for several days.
Webber's Garage report the follow
ing sales of Dodge cars Fred Jeffrey,
roadster; Mrs. Vernon Snyder, Viii
liams, touring car; William Heron,
coupe; Campbell Francis company,
touring car; D. j. Smith, Tuba City,
touring car; Kelly Springfield Co., Of
Los Angeles, coupe; H. B. Beardon,
commercial screen; K. Serabia, panel
deliy>ry.
Clarence Kasus, Bill's big brother,
arrived in Flagstaff Saturday for care
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4-ton truck for the Standard Lum
ber company, hauling logs rom Pine
top to Snowflake. In Tightening the
load chain with jack, exerting all
his strength, the jack handle broke,
hurtling Clarence upon his shoulder
into a ditch. ten feet below. The x
ray shows broken bones and torn
muscles.