The Coconino sun., 1925-08-28
Lemon and lime crush. fine fo,

Phoenix last week to visit her cousin
4 Mrs. Charles Isham.
| Make your appointments early fol
fall kinds of beauty work at the Pow
lder Puff Beauty parlor.
j We serve flve-cour dinner every
Sunday with. fried Maryland chicken
for one dollar.--Griff's. 5-22-ti
| Just received, a shipment of ribbon
novelties, Call and see them at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
| Mrs. Ralph Davis will return Sun
day from Denver where she spent the
lsummer with her father, j. NJ. Burn
Eside.
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy.
Miss Dorothy Jake is enjoying a
Visit with her friend. Miss Bernice
Saxhy of Santa Barbara, who arrived
yesterday.
Mrs. H. C. Cavness and four chill
ldren, who were visiting Mrs. John
| Hennessy, left last week for their win
ter home in Glendale.
Pat Nelson, assistant city attorney
of Phoenix. with his family are spend
| ing a couple weeks insFlagstaff, saw
ing ice bills in Phoenix.
Johnston's and Saylor's candies
fresh in one to fiyeSpound boxes; also
a fine selection of the better bulk can
dies.-Griff's Chocolate shop.
Mrs. Ray Rabbit, her sister, Miss
Margaret Walsh, her little son, Teddy,
and Robert Eiierman of Cincinnati,
drove to Grand Canyon Sunday.
Another good time in store for you
at the Odd Fellows dance at City
park, Saturday night, August 29.
Same fine music and refreshments.
Thompson Bros. at Bellemont have
been making d lot of improvements in
their tourist way station and are pre-
pared to give real service to patrons.
Mrs. Edwin Johnson of Chula Vista,
Calf, who has been in Williams for
several months spent "a week in Flag
staff with her IL sister, Mrs; Mrs F: D. Bah
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ehlers of
Kingman came Sunday to spend few
days with Dr. and Mrs. NJ G. Fronske,
then went to Prescott before return
ing home.
Asa Caudill left Wednesday night
for Rochester, Mimi, to consult the
Drs. Mayo regarding stomach trouble,
from which he has been suffering for
some time.
Mrs. May Curtis returned last week
from Phoenix, where she had been for
several weeks, during which she had
an operation performed. She is feel
ing much better.
"Stud" Clymer, with Bob Mullen
and family, left Flagstaff Tuesday
morning for Tempe. Mr.. Clymer, who
is coach at Brawley, expects to
drive on to California.
w. G.. Dunkin of Globe, assessor of
ella county, and two sons, who are
camping at Mormon lake were in town
Wednesday calling on Billy Beeson
with whom he ,swapped pointers.
]. H. Harper arrived few days
ago from Monterey, Calf, where he
and Mrs. Harper have been living for
several months, to look after local
business interests for few days.
Mrs. c.. w. Cox received message
bringing the news of the death Sum
day at Conway, Ark, of an aunt, Mrs,
E. G. Hamilton. She was of advanced
age and had been in poor health for
some time.
Attorney L. L. Henry and family of
Globe were in Flagstaff this week on
their way to Grand Canyon. L. L. is
a republican war horse Of Gila county.
and comes up for air instead of poll
tically bent.
Phoenix papers announce that
baby boy was born August 10 to Mr.,
and Mrs. CASTOR Aubineau at Phoe-
nix. CASTOR used to be young in
Flagstaff and is the youngest son OF
Mrs. Marie Hensing.
Mrs. w. H. Norman will leave next
week for. Anderson Pass, where she
will teach for the third year. She will
be accompanied by her son, Norman,
Her daughter Dorothy will spend the
winter with Mrs. Margaret Fay and
attenr high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. P. Softley
Of Colchester, Eng, left on Sunday for
eastern points enroute home. They
spent a pleasant three weeks here,
guests. of their brother, Rev. H. F.
Softley, and family and visiting ourIl
surrounding country.
Master Thomas Brown, who lived
with Mr.. and Mrs Willis Brown since
I'd, 1919, had a long
pair Of pants and birthday all
at one time last Monday. Figuring it /
all up it makes Tommy six years old
not counting the days. since Monday.
Editor Sam Proctor and Piggy.
Ryan of Winslow were in. Flagstaff
Sam used to. engineer an
engine for the Santa Fe and Piggy
still maneuvers one for that company.
When about 20 miles out of Flagstaff
their auto. went plumb democratic"
right in the middle Of the road, but
since neither knew anything about ma
chinery they were compelled to spend