The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30

Hemstitching and picoting done at
the Art shop, 13 N. Leroux.
i The Food shop delicatessen, between
the Orpheum and the Weatherford
hotel.
Uniformity of excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
studio.
Connie Talmage at her best in
Learning to Love- at the Orpheum
Friday night October 80. 2t
All Smith this week purchased a
new Essex coach from jim Tillman,
proprietor of the White garage.
Try our assortment Of layer cakes,
angel food and devil food, Frank Ho-
gan, Flagstaff bakery phone 163.
Jack Fuss on Monday drove to
Winslow to bring back Mrs. Fuss,
who had visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason.
You can rely on "Fada" to get it,
be it the station way over there or
the one nearby, Fada will respond.
Ray and Tex.
Joe Tissaw has secured the location
in the Fleming block recently vacated
by the Richardson Curio company, for
his new electric shop.
Dan M. Francis will go to Phoenix
tomorrow, having some weeks ago
closed his summer home and moved
his family down for the winter.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 1868 or
1921.
P. L. Zion, who left Flagstaff a
month or SO ago for Cedaredge, Colo,
advises that he has moved his family
to. Fruita, Colo, where they will make
their home.
Many new styles and shades in
Shaughnessy. silk under-garments, in
Guiding princess slips, boomers and
two-toned pajamas. Mrs. Wm Rudd,
123 w. Birch.
To be completely, comfortably and
satisfactorily dressed a man should
be properly gloved. Hansen "Thoro-
bred" and Ambassador" gloves at
Sid Gassman's.
! Charles Corey and family are en-
tertaining his aunt, Mrs. l.. S. Corey,
who arrived Tuesday from Lincoln,
Neb., for visit on her way to her
home at Pomona, Calf.
With the expressed intention of
staying until each got his deer; Dock
and Joe Wyatt, Frank Thomas, Joe
Gaddis and Kirk Maxwell on Monday
! left for the Kaibab country.
Frank LaBass and family have
moved into the Babbitt house on West
Aspen recently vacated by John
ESprawls and family, local Singer sew
ing machine agent, who moved to
Texas.
Mrs. ]. D. Dunn and family will on
the first of the month move to the
Babbitt house at ITO West Aspen
avenue, recently vacated by. the local
Singer sewing machine agent, Mr..
| Sprawls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott and
daughters plan to leave here about
the middle of next month to spend
| the winter at Cornville on a ranch.
The milder winter weather should
benefit Mrs. SCOTS health, which has
been poor for some time.
George See expects this coming
spring to be connected with j. c.
Pierce's Chrysler agency. George will
loaf when he isn't taking much violent
exercise out of doors in pursuit of
various willy denizens. of the forest
and a return to husky health
Lt.-Col. Harry b. Embach, manager
Campbell, Francis e Co. sheep busi-
ness, drove up from Phoenix the first
of the week and will be here until
about the tenth of next month getting
all the sheep well on the way south
and winding up business here for the
season.
l. B. Koch, ice-president and man
ager Of the Arizona Lumber & Tim
Der Co., left Monday morning with
John G. Johnson, his associate in the
lumber business in Phoenix, to drive
to the south part of the state Mr..
Koch expects to be gone for from
two to three weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Inman on Monday
received the sad news of the death at
Cuba, ILL.,, of her sister, Mrs. George
.Asquith. Mrs. Asquith was the old
est of the children of the family and
on the early death of their mother,
acted in her place and raised the
others, who had for her the devotion
usually accorded mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stowe left on
Monday for Wickenburg for the win
ter. Mr.. Stowe has been i'll for sew
eral weeks since he came in from Ka-
yenta and hopes to make more rapid
recovery in the milder winter climate
of the south. His two older sons,
John and Ernest, left on Monday for
Davenport, Iowa, to be with their
grandparents.
Mrs. John M. Clark has been quite
i'll at home for more than a week.
Her condition is somewhat improved
and her friends hope to hear that she
will soon be out again. On account of
her illness the Halloween party to
have been given at her home last
Tuesday afternoon by the Home Eco
nonics section of the Woman's club
was postponed indefinitely.