The Coconino sun., 1925-10-16
We handle all kinds Of rentals
Alf Dickinson e. Son.

We handle all kinds Of rentals
Alf Dickinson & Son.
/ Claude Black, the Sedona rancher,
came up to Flagstaff this week.
Ask your grocer for the Snowflake
loaf, made by the Flagstaff Bakery.
Roger Birdseye on Wednesday eve
ming went to Santa Fe for few days
business.
! A help to the housekeeper, con-
venience to the business woman, the
Food shop
Buck Lowery was in from his Gap
/ trading post the first of the week
watching the baseball score board.
Thrifty buyers can find bargains in
used clothing at the Woman's club
house Wednesday afternoon, Oct 21
4 Gus Schaal of the Lowell observa-
tory colony will about the first. of the
/ month go TO Los Angeles for ,vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Burns, on their
return from their honeymoon went to
housekeeping in cottage on West
Phoenix avenue.
Ira ,Daugherty this week bought
from Nose Anspach his home on
South Beaver which for the past two
months he had occupied
Mrs w. I. Bryant and family NOV
ed from the place on Milton road Just
/ purchased by jules Bonal to the. Dunk
lin house across the way.
Mrs. Victor Smith of Canadian,
Texas, came last week to spend a
week or ten days with her brother,
Herbert Scurlock, and family.
Good fresh milk, 15c quart; 40 per
i cent whipping cream SOC pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese. w. Etter,
! ia East R. r. Ave-, Phone 255.
Elmer Whitten, an employe Of
Shorty Nolan's on the range at
Rogers lake, shot the buck which last
week was credited to Roy Jones.
Mrs. James Saunders arrived last
week from Los Angeles for visit
/ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs w. H.
,tlSwitzer, and her brothers and sisters.
! Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
! lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine B. Shimmel
4 went to Phoenix Sunday by auto. Mrs.
Shimmel remained for the week visit
ing friends, Mr.. Shimmel returning
/ Wednesday.
Lieut-Col Harry Embach returned
/ by motor on Tuesday night from
4 l.. L, ~
family, who are now established for
the winter in their Phoenix home. J
/ Pleasure and profit will be yours
! in observing the attractive Halloween
window display of charming objects
too numerous to list, suitable for
prizes at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
/ /. B. Koch, president and
manager Arizona Lumber 81 Timber
Co, got home the first of the week
from a short business trip to Cali
fornia, stopping at Phoenix for a few
days on his way back.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Bayless, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Dickinson returned
/ Friday from the Blue Ridge noun
tains, where they spent a wet week
( hunting. Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless left
on Monday for their ranch home on
Beaver creek.
4 Mrs B. T. Brinton and little daugl1-
ter returned Wednesday night from a
! two months visit with relatives in
4 Kansas. The Brintons, who during
I the summer occupied cottage at the
/ Frank Zalesky ranch, have rented one
/ of the Potts apartment.
! Rev w. M. Bryant left Wednesday
I for Oklahoma City to accompany the
remains of his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
1 Bryant, who passed away, aged As
+ years, on Sunday evening after an i'll
1 mess Sof two weeks. The Bryants came
here about two years ago.
/ L. 7. Muholland, the Mormon lake
rancheg, and his dad were in Flagstaff
few days ago. They don't get to
town often and when they do don't
/ stay long, so each time they come they
/ get almost impressed with the lively
way we. are growing nowadays.
Harry Wiltse left Tuesday night for
Hawthorne, Calf, called by a tele-
gram from his brother announcing the
sudden and unexpected death of their
father, Fred Wiltse, resident there
and who was well known here
through extended visits he had made
Harry.
! Girls Friendly club and its sponsor,
Miss Louise G. Freeland, were guests
Saturday night at the Dan Hogan
home. These were invited: Charlotte
Mills, Isabelle Wallace, Mary Jane
Raudebaugh, Laura May Hogan,
/ Agatha Cofer, Teresa Micheibach,
Ruth Mary Switzer, Iris Calhoon,
Margaret Mercer and Ruth Sullivan,