The Coconino sun., 1925-08-28
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we handle all kinds OF rentals
ALI Dickinson & Son.
Victrolas and records on sale at
Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeVanev spent
the weekend with relatives in Pres
colt.
Green slabs for sale. Get them now
rand let dry for winter use. Frank
/ Bennett.
Mrs. M. A. Hutson Of Phoenix ar
rived Friday to spend week or so
1 with her son, Grover Hutson.
| Mrs. Mary Ellen Bartlett Stolberg
will go to Leupp in time to open
school there on the seventh of next
month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Querino, the
! former employed in. the extension of
! the city Waterworks, welcomed a baby
| boy Sunday. f . h
| The new druggist at Babbitts' is w.
H. Hafford, who with Mrs. Hafford
and two sons arrived Tuesday night
! from Miami. n
| Our new electric moistener insuresa
| that our cigars and tobacco are all
ways fresh. Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
| Mrs. Roy E. Burrus and baby girl,
recently born at Mercy hospital, are
leaving today for their home at
Grand Canyon.
A sevengand half pound baby boy
was born Sunday morning at Mercy
hospital to Mrs. H. P. Asselin. 1t will
he called Herbert.
| Mrs. Walter Runke, Miss Helen and.
| Walter Runke and Miss Virginia
Flickenger visited in Grand Canyon
yesterday and today. 4
a baby girl born to Mrs. Luis
/ Miguel on Sunday and weighing Tx
pounds lived only two days. The cause
of death was unknown.
M, |. Powers and his sister, Mrs. I
Hunter, left a few days ago to drive
to Los Angeles and are expected back
here the first of this week.
DR. Charles Ploussard performed a
at Mercy hospital on Mrs. Ramon
Linares, who is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Cooper enjoyed
few days visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Justine C. White who were motoring
from Los Angeles to Ell Paso.
DR.. M. G. Fronske will leave Satur-
day night for Douglas to attend the
district convention of Rotary presi-
dents and secretaries next week.
Don't wait till the last minute. to
make your appointment at the Powder
Puff Beauty paflor All lines of
beauty work; hair dying speciality.
Another good time in store for you
at the Odd Fellows dance at City
park, Saturday night, August 20.
Same fine music and refreshments.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
Mrs. Edgar Hash and children, Vir-
ginia and Edgar, left Saturday night
for their home in Phoenix Mrs. Hash
attended the summer session at
Teachers college.
Mrs. Eleanor Cochran will go to
Calexico on the sixth of next month
to visit her mother and friends for
few weeks. She may spend few
days in San Diego.
Many Bucilla and Pacific packages,
particularly children's dresses, from
e to IL years, on sale at a 10 per
cent reduction at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
Miss Juanita Vance, who had been
A~,1r 81 4hot
.lege, leaves shortly to JOIN her parents
and to make with them an extended
trip of several weeks through Old
Mexico.
Mrs. Coils Mayflower came home
Saturday night from Chicago after an
,o5sence of two and a half months. |
She visited her parents, who have a 1
farm near Chicago, most of the time, !
and friends in adjacent cities.
Mrs. Mary Bart and Mrs. Andy |
Sansky, who had been living in the
Bart house. this summer during the
absence of the Cress family, moved
Tuesday to the Joe Moritz house, /
where they will spend the rest of the
season.
George Harrington left Wednes-
day night for Roswell, N. M, on busi-
ness. He will return by way of
Douglas where he will attend the 43rd
district Rotary convention of presi-
dents and secretaries which will be
held Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. frankie Matthews and her son,
John Matthews, left Saturday for
Soldiers Home, Calf, to attend the
funeral of their father and grand
father, Judge S. B. Gilliland of Flag |
staff, who died there last Thursday !
and was buried there on Monday.
Mrs. Julia Arthur returned last
Friday from Phoenix, where she visit
ed. a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd r. Jones,
She also visited her sister, Mrs. #. b.
Massey, at Glendale Mrs. Arthur
was taken seriously i'll after her res1
turn, on Sunday, but is much better
now.
H. G. Kirk of Yuma, was pleasant
caller at The Sun office Tuesday. Mr..
Kirk is making a. tour of the northern.
part of the state by auto, spreading
information concerning tl1esf
fertile country surrounding Yuma. He
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