The Coconino sun., 1925-10-02

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The Food shop delicatessen, between
the Orpheum and the Weatherford
hotel
Chester Mills came up Saturday
night from. Phoenix to spend the week, i
end with his family.
Mrs. Charles Fillerup taught Miss
Almira Hammond's class two days
last week while the latter was i'll,
Mrs. D. c.. Lowry of the Gap. trad
ing post spent a few days in town
this week to have dental work done.
MRS. AL Sanford, Mrs. William Bah
bitt and Mrs. c. w. Cox spent Monday
in Prescott, enjoying the drive over.
Dance tonight! Elks' jazz orchestra,
at the Woman's club. Here's where
you are sure of a good time. Re-
freshments.
Our new electric moistener insures
that our cigars and tobacco are al
ways fresh. Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Farrel, Mrs. !
Phil Coyle, o. Umsheid and Clifton
Williams drove to Grand Canyon for
the day Sunday.
Attorney Alexander Murray and
Mrs. Murray of Bisbee came up this
week to spend a week or so at their
Mormon lake cottage.
o. Umsheid, brother-in-law of Mrs.
Ed O'Farrell, will leave Monday after
spending a couple of weeks-here His
home is in Flush, Kan.
Mrs. Alice Archambeau, Yavapai
county school superintendent, came
up from Prescott Sunday to enroll
her son, Joe, at Teachers college.
Mrs. John Hennessy returned Fri
day from ST. Louis, where recently
she accompanied her daughter, Mrs.
Vincent L. Jones, and small daughter.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
Brannen school has enrolled 148
pupils, 85 of whom are in the first
grade. On account of Tuesday be-
ing election day class sessions were
not held.
The first meeting of the literature
section of the Womans' club will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the club
house at 2:30. Mrs. Y. NJ Slipher
will be leader.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. O. Fordyce and lit
tie son, David, accompanied by the
formers father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Fordyce, motored to Grand
Canyon Sunday.
Our ice cream is made with cream,
milk and eggs, fresh every day. A
visit of inspection while in the making
is welcome The purest cream for
the children. Griff's.
A. w. Sprawls, local Singer sewing
machine agent, and Mrs. SpraWls on
Saturday the 18th rejoiced in the ar
rival Of their first son. They already
have two dainty little girls.
The pinon crop this year is a bum
per one following its complete failure
last year. Many people every day
spend their leisure in the woods gath
ering bags of the rich little nuts.
"Chey" Thomas came up Tuesday
night from Phoenix after his car and
belongings, returning Thursday to
Phoenix, where he will spend the win
ter in the employ Of Macarthur
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merville Mills and lit
tie daughter, Cecilia Ann, on Sunday
will return to their home in Kingman,
Mrs. Mills has been teaching at high
school and Merville on vacation with
his folks for the past two weeks.
S. O. Thompson, who for most of
the year had been managing the Hart
Cattle Co. for Babbitt Bros, is back
in Flagstaff from the range country
and on Wednesday assumed his new
duties as Flagstaff police magistrate.
Uncle Tom McCann. and his little
| Spitz dog, Mickie, met the Tuesday
early morning train to geet an old
friend, Joe Speaker, who stopped off
/ for few days visit with friends
here. Joe hadn't been in Flagstaff
| for several years,
Mrs James Nelson, known here to
I her friends as Barbara Michelbach,
arrived last week after a three years
absence, from Price, Utah, to make a
two months visit with her parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Michelbach, and
/ brothers and sister.
Ladies of the Altar society held a
pleasant card party Monday afternoon
at st. Anthony's hall for the benefit
Of the orphans home in Tucson con-
Quoted BY Sisters of st. Joseph. Win
ming scores went to Mrs, Ray Babbitt,
Mrs. Earl Slipher and Mrs. John
Wetherell.
Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ Cady Sr. and
daughter, Miss Octo Cady, and Mrs.
/, Cady's sister, Miss Matte Calhoon,
arrived on Monday from McNary to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cady Jr.
The Cadys senior returned next day
to McNary, Miss Cady and Miss Cal
! hoon remaining here for longer
visit.
Burnell Osler, teller at the Arizona
Central bank, got back Thursday OF
last week from Los Angeles where he
went two weeks earlier with George
4 Myers for vacation. George took the
train back, arriving Sunday so as to
be back at his job in the Arizona
Lumber & Timber Co. offices Monday
morning.
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