The Coconino sun., 1925-07-24

carson, the photographer.
l Trade in your old furniture on new
at the Flagstaff Furniture company
/ Fred Bohm is at Tuba City building
a warehouse and gas station for ]. p.
(. Kerley.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
studio.
Green slabs for sale. Get them now
and let dry for winter use. Frank
Bennett.
Chinese brasses, laqnered bowls,
candelabra, a worthwhile selection. on.
display at Gassman's Newsstand ana
Gift shop.
| DR.. F. A. Cotton, president of state
teachers college, was sick in bed for
the first two days of the week, but
able to be out again Tuesday noon.
M. /. Powers returned few dats
ago from a short business trip to Los
Angeles, in connection with the man.
Eagement Of hisuAtlas Fire Brick Co.
factory.
Our ice cream is made with cream,
milk and eggs, fresh every day. A
visit of inspection while in the MAX
ling is welcome. The purest cream for
the children.-Griff's S.
I Mrs. K. " Harrington and daugh-
ter, Miss Hester, of Boston, Mass,
/ arrived in Flagstaff, Monday on a
months visit with Mrs Harrington's
sister, Mrs. l.. Benedict.
Shorty Nolan, foreman for the CO.
conino Cattle company was in town
Wednesday, shipping carload of
calves to Los Angeles. Mr.. Nolan re-
ports the range and cattle on the D.
X allotment in good shape.
Raymund KOCH celebrated New
York baritone soloist, will be at State
Teachers college on Wednesday night,
| August II. One night only. A wonder
| full treat for all lovers of good music.
| Under direction of Aeelian Hail, New
/ York.
/ Favored by perfect day on which
to enjoy the view, these folks ascend
I ed the San Francisco peaks Sunday:
Miss Blanche SidwelE, Miss Marion
Wallace, Miss Dorothy Calhoun, How
ards Carter, Page Keller and. Jim In
graham, guide.
H. L. Hutchinson, county recorder
/ Of Cochise county, accompanied by
| Mrs. Hutchinson and son Jack, is
spending a month camping in and
around Flagstaff. Tuesday they drove
| TO Grand Canyon for couple ofsdays,
/ going from there to Oak Creek.
The American Legion Auxiliary
ilelduits regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. C. G. Compton, AT
| ter business was over social time
was enjoyed by Mesdames Orinn
Compton, Caring, Hunt, Jones, Gregg,
i'TanSen, Davis, the hostess, and Vir-
ginia Lee Compton and Grace Hunt.
Philip Johnson, former Normal
graduate, who recently completed his
civil engineering course at the south
ern branch of the state university, and |
Mrs. Johnson, after spending two
weeks covering this district in their
rar, left Tuesday for California, where
Mr.. johnson has position with the
highway department..
George HI. Myers, accountant for
the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co., re-
turned Saturday from Washington, ID.
c., where he had been for ten days at |
tending an income tax hearing and /
taking a perpetual Turkish bath SUI /
nerinduced by the hot humidity of the
longitude, latitude and altitude of the !
capitol city.
Sportsmen'S Review, national maga- |
zine published in Cincinnati in interest |
of tFap-shooting, has as the frontis- |
piece of the July number a handsome /
picture of the traps here in Flagstaff I
City park, taken during the recent /
state shoot. and playing up in fine I
shape our big pines. You can almost t
see the exhilarating, cool air in the
picture.
Miss Pearl Bonisteel, who as secre-
tafy, attended the national Delta
Delta Delta convention at Glacier
park, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Mary Ennis of Chicago, arrived home
last week. They spent Saturday and |.
Sunday as guests of Mrs. Hugh !,
Campbell at@her Oak Creek cottage 4
Miss Ennis will leave Monday for 1
home.
Miss Mella Garcia. who had been in 4
Santa Fe to attend the wedding of H
cousin, Miss Lucy Somoza, got home I
ogain few days ago. accompanied n
by another cousin, Felice Somoza, who
will visit here several weeks. with Il
Miss Garcia. Paul Garcia and their
uncle, Paul Rodriguez. Pete Sonloza
has prosperous blacksmith shop in
Santa Fe.
Bringing their own refreshments
with them, neighbors. of Mrs. Ernest
BuTrus surprised her last Thursday
afternoon. A most entertaining time
was had bv Mrs Donald Herring and
ehildren. Carl; Bernice and Beatrice; II
Mrs. William Ryan and children. Toms
and Todv, and Mrs. Eugene Burrus
and children, Betty and Billy
Attorney G. B. Wilson spent most
of last week in Holbrook, in court,
and at McNarv Part of this week
and next he will be in Prescott on
case. Then, about the first of the
month. with Mrs. Wilson and their II
two little boys he expects to take
months vacation, devoting it to
motor trip to Vancouver and back, Wis
iting most of the national parks en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. James st. Claire. of
Phoenix arrived Wednesday of last h
week to remain here until the first of
August They are visiting Mrs. ST. II
Claire's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Switzer Yesterday they drove to
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