The Coconino sun., 1925-10-02

Ask your grocer for the Snowflake |
loaf, made by the Flagstaff Bakery.
Hemstitching and picoting done at /
! the Art shop, 13 N. Leroux.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
! studio.
| E. T. Mulholland and Harley Price,
ranchers from Long park, spent Sun
day in town.
| Uncle Tom Lockett, former mayor
! of Lake Mary, was here Tuesday Wis
| iting friends.
| Mrs. M. T. Piper came up from
Phoenix Sunday to transact business,
returning Tuesday.
Harry Ashton and son, Ralph, mo-
tored up from Phoenix last weekend
to attend to legal matters.
George Fleming on Saturday re-
turned from few days business trip
to Jerome and other Verde cities.
Hart's market--Saturday special,
/ eastern pot roasts. Fat spring chick
ems, fresh picked. Phone 210. We
deliver.
Have reopened my shop wit fine
display of the latest in fame work.
Mrs. Longfellow at the Art shop, 13
n. LerouX.
Dance tonight! Elks' jazz orchestra,
at the Woman's club. Here's where
you are sure of good time. Re-
Ifreshments.
Lee C. Mccullough, secretary of the
Arizona Industrial congress, drove up
from Phoenix Wednesday to join the
deer hunters in the woods.
Mrs. Ben Salazar was kept from
her duties in the womenS wear de-
partment at Babbitts' for couple of
days this week by bad cold.
H. E. Newton, son of Billy Newton,
who five years ago opened up the bar
Der shop that Billy Adams now runs,
came up from Phoenix this week on
business.
A pretty baby girl arrived at the
! home of Mr. and Mrs. Kali Waring in
Phoenix Wednesday, September 30th.
Mrs. Waring was formerly Miss Cecile
Schulz of this city.
R. L. Neill, accompanied by Mrs.
Neill, came up from Winslow last
week and spent short time here.
Rube was on business and they both
were busy visiting friends.
T Mrs. H. w. Denman and son, Billie,
! on Sunday went to Tuba City where
the former has charge Of the hospital.
! Mr.. Denman is at the college mems
dormitory and enrolled for classes.
: Mrs. Julia Arthur is recovering
7 nicely since her return home, ten days
| ago from the hospital where she un-
. derwent a serious operation. She IS
able to be up few hours day now
7 Mrs. Jack Kester, accompanied by
, Mrs. George Negray, drove to Wick
enburg last week to visit the formers
r son. Bert Sullivan, who is telegraph
operator there. They were gone a
: week.
One thing the cold winter wind shys
t at-that is leather coat or leather
e vest. They are to be found in all va
d riety and at very reasonable prices at
Sid Gassmans. They are the cele-
brated Gordon-Ferguson brand.
: George Hanley, who left here the
: first of last month to attend medical
a school in Denver, is in hospital
|, there, with kidney trouble. 1t is be-
t lieved that treatment for few weeks
will get him out again in good health.
n DR.. NJ. o. Dumas and family drove
0 up from Clemenceau Saturday, Doc
S returning Sunday Mrs. Dumas and
|, children and Mrs w. B. Raudebaugh
G and her children are guests of their
n mother, Mrs. John Francis, at Malpals
: Manor this week.
Robert r. Powers spent an enjoy
S able two weeks prior to the opening
5. of the fall term at Teachers college
$ touring the southern part of the state
II He went by way of Roosevelt, Globe
n Tucson, Casa Grande, Phoenix, Wick
o enburg and Iron Springs.
= Newly gathered roasting ears and
freshly dug potatoes were cooked over
a camp fire Saturday evening in the
n woods near Eden mountain to the
n delectation of DR.. and Mrs. V. M. Sill
d pher, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cree, Mrs
i Warren G. Cooper, Miss Marcia Sill
: pher, Misses June and Grace Cooper
J David Slipher, Albert Cooper and Al
n Ian Cree.
IS Mrs. Fred Reno and daughter, Miss
Elinor Hayes, left last week fol
: Woodland, Calf, to spend the winter
3. with Mrs. Reno's aunt, Mrs. A. A
d Glendenning. While in San francisco
e Miss Elinor's dog "Nigger" attained
e great notoriety by jumping from {
r five-story roof to the street below ant
l. had to spend five days in hospital az
d result of his leap. "Nigger" go
r his picture in the Examiner and i
la ,.or,1 Incr,r lifn