The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf Dickinson & Son.

Ask your grocer for the. Snowflake.
loaf, made by the Flagstaff Bakery
A help to the housekeeper, con-
yenience to the business woman, the
Food shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanton Borum were
IN yesterday from their Little Colo
rado river trading post at Cameron.
Come out for the Moose dance on
Monday night at Elks hall, Elks or
chestra. Special musical attraction at
intervals.
See the new lightweight "Four
Winds" oyercoats. Something new
from Hart Schaffner & Marx. Sid
Gassman's.
Mrs. Elsie Mondragon left last week
for Peralta, where she was called by
the death Of an uncle with whom she
made her home when child.
Ed McGonigle spent a few days in
bed last week oblivious of whether
his delivery business had lightning like
qualities or not while he bested bad
cold
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.-
Joe sCassous, prominent Phoenix
Ihaberdasher, came up Monday to go
out Anderson Canyon way with Har-
low Yaeger, his host on deer-hunting
expedition.
Mrs. 7. Martinez, recently operated
ion at Mercy hospital for appendicitis,
was so far recovered Wednesday
morning as to be able to return to her
home and family.
George Bartlett left few days ago
T for Oak Creek, where he will work
during the winter for j. c. Brown and.
Carl Mayhem at Tioga lodge, which
they recently bought.
Little Miss Marjorie Hill arrived on
September 28 at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hill at
Morenci, on the date of her grand
father 0rrnond's birthday.
Mrs. w. A. Richmond arrived Tues
day from Beaumont, Calf, to stay
until the first of November with her
son, Frank, and wife. Mrs. Richmond
spent some time with them this
spring.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wheat are enjoying their stay here.
Mrs. j. B. Rickel gave a dinner party
| for them Monday evening", and Mrs
Harry Embach entertained for them
Saturday night.
Miss Natalie Sterling of Salt Lake
City will teach dancing, both ballroom
and esthetic under the jurisdiction of
the Northern Arizona State Teachers
college. Both adult and children's
classes. Call ST.
A postcard from Tom Sla5tery post
marked Melbourne, Australia, states
! that Los Angeles beats everything in.
Australia except horseraising. Tom
is on a trip around the world and was
leaving for Manila next.
William Campbell left last week on
business trip to California. Mrs.
Campbell and children moved in from
their ranch ON the Walnut canyon
road to be with her mother. Mrs. j. f.
Jones. during Mr. Campbel's absence,
/. B. Koch, president and gen
eral manager Arizona Lumber & Tim
Der Co, left by train Saturday for
San Francisco, to be gone for several
days on a combined business and
pleasure trip. He will stop off at
Phoenix on his way home.
Frank Samsky shot the turkey that
was appreciated Monday evening by
these dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Deitzman: Mrs. Julia Arthur,
Miss Laura Arthur, Miss Mildred
Hines, Dena Deitzman, Ray wilkins,
Roy S. Bonner and Mr.. Layman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Osborn will
leave the first of the week for Phoe
nix, where they will visit relatives and
look after their ranch. Mr.. Osborn
will be on his annual two weeks leave
from his position at the southwest
forest experiment station.
The Rebekah ways and means com
mittee which is raising money toward
the grand lodge fund consists of Mrs.
Charles Lehr, chairman; Mrs. All Kin
sey, Mrs. J. f. Jones, Mrs. e. c. Mills
and Mrs. Curry. These ladies are Civ
ing a food sale tomorrow at the Flag
staff Furniture store.
These Milton bridge club members
met last Thursday with Mrs. G. |.
Smith, Mrs. Robert Caring, Mrs. ]. S.
Hopley, Mrs. John Cooney, Mrs,
Grover Jones, Mrs. E. A. Mcnamara,
Mrs. WA. Campbell, Mrs. Fred GAR
ing, Mrs. Ed O'Farrell, Mrs. Fred
Paul, Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. G. E.
Kelsey.
Wild turkey was the piece de re-
sistance at dinner last Friday noon
when Mr.. and Mrs c.. H. Harper in
vited these guests: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
C. Potts and son, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Harley and children, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Rawson and child, and Miss Ema
Vandevort. During the evening a
radio program was enjoyed.
John A. Adams will go to his nost
as district forest supervisor at Albu-
querque about the first of next week.
The Adams home recently bought by
Tom Pulliam has been rented by L. A.
Wall, grazing examiner in the forest
service here, who came. short time
ago from Ogden, Utah. Mrs. Wall and
children will be here about the first Of
November.