The Coconino sun., 1925-06-19

LongfelloW's Art shop.
Money to loan on Flagstaff real
estate. T. E. Pollock Investment Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Babbitt went
to Phoenix Tuesday night, returning
Thursday.
Frank Lewis, bookkeeper at Frank
Brooks, spent Sunday in Holbrook
with friends.
Meet me at p. M, Woman's club
room for real enchilada supper, on
Tuesday, June 23.
Money to loan on Flagstaff real
estate. T. E. Pollock Investment Co.
6-12-2t
Headquarters for magazines and
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Nettie L. Arm asks divorce from
Homer j. Arm, Frank M. Gold be-
ing her attorney.
j. j. Waldhaus sold standard Stu
debaker phaetons to George SchaaI
and Dan Williams.
We serve five-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22-tf
Miss Anna Donahue of Phoenix is
attending Teachers college and greet
ing friends in Flagstaff.
w. H. Pfeifer of Algodones, N. NJ,
longtime friend of The Sun, is here
attending teachers college.
County Assessor William Beeson
and his daughter, Miss Alice, camped
at Mormon lake few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T. Pulliam
are driving a new Hudson coach re-
Gently purchased from the White ga
rage.
w. H. Travis left Friday night for
Oakland, Calf, where his wife, who
has been there for some time visiting
her mother, is very ill.
Mrs. M. J. Pilkington will be book
keeper in the office of the Pilkington
Motor company. Mrs. Ana Frohmil-
Ter will open the books.
Ed t. MeGonigle is building the
police patrol wagon and will furnish
the steeds to draw it at tomorrow
nights kangaroo doings.
Why do they eat at Griff's? Be-
cause he serves the best food for the
least money and has the cleanest and
most restful cafe in town.
Mrs. Harry Embach is enjoying a
visit with her sister, Miss Hazel Meek,
of Pomona, Calf, who came recently
to remain until the middle of July.
Take your girl to the dance at the
bazaar of the ladies of the Catholic
church, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
June %, %, and 24.-Woman's club.
DIR. R. 0. Raymond, accompanied
by DIR. and Mrs. Felix Manning, left
Wednesday in DR.. Raymond's car for
two weeks stay in San Diego, Calf.
Everybody fall into line and into
the spirit of the times and join in the
old-time barn dance which will be
staged by the Flagstaff Woman's club
Friday night, June 26. Admission SOC
apiece.
Tommy Knoles, his sister, Louise,
and his cousin, Bernice, who visited
friends here during the past two
weeks, returned Sunday to their home
in Lowell.
Postmaster Dick Connor is taking
his annual leave of absence. Appre-
ciating our own unrivaled location for
vacations he is leisurely enjoying the
lakes and streams as fancy dictates.
Let's start the fourth of July cele-
bration right by getting out our old
time costumes and coming to the =.
time barn dance given by the Woman's
club at the clubhouse Friday night.
June 26, admission SOC apiece.
lloyd Ashley, who had been out at
the Navajo copper camp for several
weeks, came to town Monday. His
auto truck broke down on the way in,
so he rugged tongue from a tele-
phone pole and inveigled several Ma
vaios into hitching their ponies to it.
Then he mounted the drivers seat and
steered the machine in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Gold and
children got home Wednesday night
from Grants Pass, Oregon, where
Mrs. Gold visited during the past
three months. Mr.. Gold drove ever
for her about a month ago. Mrs.
Colds aunt, Mrs. C. |. OFT, who spent
the winter in Oregon and is returning
to her home in Osborn, Kan, came
back with them to visit two weeks.
Wiley M. Morgan of Klondike, Ariz.,
is receiving surgical care for a bad
cut near his right eye given him when
he was in an auto mixup at the cor
ner of Aspen avenue and San Fran
cisco street. With Mrs. Morgan, who
is student at summer school he col
lided with o. Logan's truck, his steer
ing rod broke and the Ford tipped
over. Mrs. Morgan was not injured
but he was badly bruised and shaken
in addition to the cut near his eye.