The Coconino sun., 1925-10-23


Wonderful Halloween novelties at
Brooks store.
Food sale, at Rabbits grocery de-
psrtment, Saturday, Oct. "a.
Remember that the Powder Puff
beauty parlor will reopen soon.
New shipment of Victrola records
just received at the Art Shop, 13 N.
Leroux.
Deep soft mattresses, just come in
and examine them at the Flagstaff
Furniture store.
An added attraction at the Orpheum
every Wednesday and Thursday is the
universal news reel.
Mrs. NJ, Leonard of Denver arrived
Wednesday to make her home with
her sister, Mrs. r. NJ. Gassman.
Jack Logan and family from Dallas
arrived last week to stay until the
| first of the month with his brother,
| 0. Logan.
Our new electric moistener insures
that our cigars and tobacco are al
ways fresh. Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Miss Ruth Sullivan had as dinner
guests for a rabbit dinner Monday
evening Mary Jane Raudebaugh and
Margaret Mercer.
Sam Killen, contractor on the ex-
| tension of the water system here in
town, is out again after being laid up
| with flu for a week or so.
Miss Minnie Lintz will be leader,
her subject Alaska, at the Civics sec
tion meeting at the clubhouse tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. M. A.. Stoneking left on Mon
day for Albuquerque after visiting for
| month with her sister, Mrs Frank
| Goodman, and with friends.
Mrs. James st. Clair left Wednes-
| day for her home in Phoenix after
spending couple of weeks here with
her family, the w. H. Switzers.
| City oriental teapots filled with
jasmine tea, gifty little ginger jars
filled with preserved ginger, at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
| Mrs. j. F. Downer, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Lydia H. Bane, ar
rived Wednesday to spend a month OF
! so with her son, Ray H. Downer, and
family.
Mrs H. w. Brinton is familiarizing
herself with the ropes at the public
library to qualify as regular sub
stitute for Mrs Cecil DeVaney, Ii
brarian.
These frosty mornings make .you
/ think of an overcoat. Get your new
one from the new lot from Hart
Sehaffner & Marx at Sid Gassman's
From S25.
The statement last week that Tobe
Turpin had sold his Canyon Diablo
/ trading post to E. NJ. Cundiff was an
error Dode Birch was the man who
bought Tobe out.
Ed Miller, forest supervisor, left
Monday morning to drive to the south
part of this forest to attend some con-
/ ferences with stockmen and is expect,
ed home early next week.
There will be business meeting o1
the Business ard Professiona
Woman's club at the courthouse or
/ Tuesday evening at 1880 to revamp-
ling the constitution and elect officers
Mrs. Mary Gavin, mother of Mrs
/ Al Dunklin arrived on Sunday night
/ from Albuquerque and spent day on
two with Mrs. Agnes Pouthie. She is
on her way to Seattle to visit rela-
/ tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Perkins and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, were the
guests over the weekend of Attorney
C. b. Wilson and family, returning or
/ Sunday night to their home in Will
/ liams.
! Mrs. Herman Krauch, whose hus-
band is silviculturist at southwest
forest experiment station, returned
from Phoenix last Saturday with q
three weeks old baby boy, whose
name is Karl.
Rev. James Saunders will on Mon
day arrive from Los Angeles to spend
| his two weeks vacation with his wife
and her family. He will comb the
woods during part of this time in
search of turkeys.
Flagstaff Rotary club viii meet as
usual at the Woman's clubhouse next
Tuesday at noon. In other words, the
special Halloween frolic the last of
that week will not take the place of
the regular meeting.
Much curiosity has been evinced
by old timers as to whether the new
tangled hooks on the steep roof of the
new Santa Fe station will hold up a
snow slide or not. They will undoubt-
iedly be tested out this winter.
Luther Hart, one of the old time
stockmen of this section, was in
Flagstaff from Winslow Tuesday.
Lutte says cattle and sheep have been
doing good on the ranges this sum
lanar with a good winter. n1ntlnnk