The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09

|. ~ Hv1uS IiIS winter Win MIS- ~. T.
i Taylor.
i Housewives demand Flagstaff
Dairy products.
4 Mrs, Matt Ellis is convalescing aft
Ter quite a long illness.
i Don't forget to send your films to
| Carson. the photographer.
!, Paul ]. Curry of Winslow spent the
weekend here with friends.
]. Watch for the reopeniing of the
|. Powder Puff beauty parlor in the
Nackard building.
81 Values can't be beat at the prices
/ A$$25 to $45--on the new overcoats at
4 Sid Gassman's
fli Miss Maud Howell, teacher in the
|, Jerome schools, spent last weekend
/ here with friends.
j The overcoat store of the town is
Sid Gassman's A wonderful new lot
from Hart Schaffner & Marx.
| Mrs. E. J. DeVaney returned to-
!. Prescott after a ten days stay here
with her son, Cecil, and wife.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gomez last.
week moved from their home on South
Beaver street to their ranch III the
country.
i Come out for the Moose dance on,
! / Monday night at Elks hall, Elks or
!, chestra. Special musical attraction at
i intervals.
4. New shipment of pipes ranging in.
, price from 25 cents to So on display
in new rack at Gassman's Newsstand
) and Gift shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward James Of Be
! lott, Kan, who had visited their son,
Walter James, left Tuesday morning
for California.
Jeff Nelson left Monday for Kayen-
. ia, where he will have headquarters
while opening up government coal
, mines near there.
The r. G. Stevenson family on
Wednesday moved to Williams where
Professor Stevenson is city superin-
ktendent of schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayless last
, week went to their Beaver creek
ranch to remain while their son, Shell
don, and wife are away on deer
hunt.
:, Edwin Harnish last week drove over
!. to Los Angeles with DR. A. H. Scher-
, mann's car. The Schermann family,
! there visiting, will return in about
, two weeks.
An attractive feature of the Moose
4 dance Monday evening will be special
musical numbers put on through the
evening by the Walker players, col
ored couple.
)
Joe Gaddis ON Wednesday left for
i Prescott, where he will spend his
birthday with his grandmother, Mrs.
= E. B. Ehle, He win be back at the
end of the week.
Frank Sufea got back a few days
ago from the reservation, where he.
. had been. for several weeks travelling
around, getting sunburned and taking.
, Indian and desert pictures.
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 81.
; w. r. McClurken, who had been
here for a month or so among his old.
4 friends and former neighbors, Incl
dentally looking after some of his life
insurance work, left the last of last
( week for his Phoenix office.
Lyman Kiddo on Sunday returned
to his duties in the district office Of
the forest Service at Albuquerque aft
er spending the past two months here
as quartermaster during the sessions
I of the ranger schools at Fort Valley.
Fred Hanna, the popular Phoenix
representative Of the Santa Fe rail-
road, was in town few hours this
week Fred says that handsome new
Flagstaff depot will be completed
i, November 25 and ready to be properly
admired inside and out.
Complete stock of LaMerite and
Pacific package stamped goods. Now
lis the time to make your selections for
Christmas fancy work, luncheon sets,
children's dresses, lingerie and many
other attractive offerings at Gass-
! mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
George Fleming, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. James McCarrol of
Baton Rouge, La, and Mrs. Fleming
and their four little boys drove to
Prescott, where they spent the night
with Georges brother, W. c. Fleming.
Mrs. McCarrol remained there to
spend a week.
Miss Edna Dotson spent Saturday
afternoon between trains at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, where
\ friends called in person and by tele-
phone. Miss Dotson is on her way
from Chicago, where she spent the
fsummer in company with her sister.
Miss Ruth Dotson, to Phoenix to be
a member of the Gregg school faculty.
Miss Ruth will join her later.
Miss Ida Wilson, librarian at
Teachers college, and her brother,
Charles, were made happy this week
by the arrival of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Wilson, from Lincoln,
Neb., to make their home here this
winter. They have rented the Ray
Babbitt house at 217 North Beaver
street. Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, private
secretary to President f. A. Cotton,
will live with them.