The Coconino sun., 1925-12-04
Paul Keller.on Monday bought him

Paul Kellerson Monday bought him
self a Ford coupe.
Handkerehiefs, in every late style
and color combination. Sid Gassman.
Jerry Johnson and Charles Moon of
Lees Ferry drove in for short stay
this week.
The supreme gift is one of furni-
ture. Buy it now and pay next year
Ask about it at Rabbits.
Dannie Campbell came up from
Phoenix the first of the week to
spend few days with friends here.
Ask your grocer for Kream Krust
bread made by the Flagstaff bakery,
Frank Hogan, proprietor, phone 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell of Will
iams came over to her old home
town on Monday to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Farrell on
Sunday left for Red Lake after a
pleasant visit with Johnny's parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave O'Brien this
week rented the Babbitt house from
which the Grover Hutson family
moved.
A. o. Ude returned few days ago
from the White mountain country
where he had been couple of weeks
auditing accounts at one of the Bah
bitt Bros. Trading Co branches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Prince of Phoe-
nix spent most of this week here
while Mr.. Prince looked after his
local life insurance interests.
Miss Dorothy Gregg of Teachers
college faculty returned Monday
morning from Phoenix, where she
spent the holiday with friends.
From now until Christmas all pur-
chases will be wrapped in tissue paper
and tied with Christmas ribbon at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tillman and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaeffer
of Indiana, were up for couple days
last week visiting local relatives and
friends.
Sure, you are going to see LAKELAND
at its jazziest, with Dorothy Gish,
Ernest Terrence and Rod LaRoeque,
at the Orpheum theatre Friday, De-
cember II, B. and p girls are sup
plying tickets.
Mrs. j. G. Clarke arrived home the
first of last week As president of the
state Rebekah assembly, for two
weeks she had visited valley lodges.
On Tuesday she visited the Winslow
lodge and tonight will be in Kingman.
Granddaddy Ed O'FarreH on Mon
day evening got telephone message
from Phoenix that baby girl had ar
rived at the John Pollard home at 418
N. 18 avenue. Her name is Catherine
and makes the third little girl in the
family to spoil the one boy.
Mrs. Bernard Benner, former pro-
prietor of the Peter Pan Beauty par
lor, writes from Denver to friends
here that Mr.. Benner, who was on the
mechanical staff of the Coconino Sun
is in Scottsbluff, Neb., and that she
and the children will soon join him
there.
The Grocerterium owned by Bonal
& Mascherana and for the past year
operating on San Francisco street will
the first Of the week move its stock
of groceries and meat to the new To-
cation on Milton road which has been
in process of construction for several
months.
Mrs. Charles Isham and daughter
Georgianna reached home late Mon
day from Phoenix, where they visited
relatives for ten days. They attended
the Duerson-Campbell wedding and
the Sir Galahad coronation pageant.
They returned over the new White
Spar highway.
Joe Smith and wife were in town
Monday shopping. They abandoned
their intention to spend the winter on
the desert near Winslow and have
moved to the Etter ranch in Dead
mans flat where Joe expects to
snare fur-bearing animals for the
health of his pocketbook.
j. J. McMinamum, construction en-
gineer in charge of the road being
built across upper Clear Creek can
yon, was in town last week to get the
Dodge screen car, which he purchased
from Webber Brothers. This road
will give entry to the large undevel-
oped area on the rim above Pleasant
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sykes arrived
home Tuesday after a thousand miles
Of honeymooning through sundry
parts of the state of Arizona and all
in the state of bliss. They are ar
ranging their rolling pins and carpet
slippers in the A. T. Lawson home
on Grand Canyon avenue, and ere
long will welcome their friends to
their nest,