The Coconino sun., 1925-09-25
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Easy chairs for the fireside at the
Flagstaff Furniture store.
Martin Buggeln, the Grand Canyon
cattleman was in Flagstaff Wednes-
day.
Deep soft mattresses, just come in
and examine them at the Flagstaff
Furniture store.
Judge n G. Layton on Tuesday
night went to Albuquerque to consult
DR.. A. T. Cornish.
Tuesday" "Jimmie's Millions" fea-
turing Richard Talmadge and good
comedy. Regular prices.
Pat Mccoy and wife and children
from the lumber camp at Mormon
lake spent the weekend in town.
L. H. James of Portland left the
first part of the week after being the
guest for week of Charles Cofer.
A small selection of Chinese en-
broidered antique Mandarin collars at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Harold w. Smith of Mormon lake on
the 10th was granted a divorce from
Laura Smith by Judge ]. E. Jones in
superior court.
Mrs. John 10y left Wednesday eve-
ming for Phoenix where she will enter
the Deaconess hospital for probable
operation for gall stones.
Conductor Russell Stone and Mrs.
Stone were. in Flagstaff Monday. Con-
ductor Stone was taking a rest from
the old Williams-Flagstaff local shut
tie train for the day.
J. E. Shank of Oatman, where he
has a lease of the Tom Reed mine, and
Mrs. Shank and their children on
Saturday left for their home after
spending the summer here.
Knights of Columbus will give a
picture play and local talent enter
tainment on Monday night, October
u, at the Orpheum. The picture will
be Douglas Mclean in ''The Yankee
Consul"
Merville Mills on Sunday came up
from Kingman to spend his vacation
here with his wife and family. He
rode up with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Coulter, who were returning from
California.
C. H. Cooper, owner of the Flag
staff Lumber Co. commissary and log
ging contractor for that company, has
leased the W. A. Campbell home on
North Park street for the winter and
will move in on the first.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller had as
dinner guests Wednesday evening
Miss Pauline Jones and Lieut. Sam
Sampson of Luke flying field in the
Hawaiian islands. Lieutenant Samp-
son is spending his furlough in Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fordyce ar
rived this week from Cambridge,
Ohio, to visit their son, DR.. j. O..
Fordyce. Mr.. Fordyce is a retired
railroad man, having been auditor for
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad for
many years.
Complete stock of LaMerite and
Pacific package stamped goods. Now
is the time to make your selections for
Christmas fancy work, luncheon sets,
children's dresses, lingerie and many
other attractive offerings at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
DR.. P. W. Melick and Charlie Wade
of Williams, at Mormon lake fishing
were unable to drive their car here on
Saturday following the heavy rains,
and so hiked the 20 miles, arriving
footsore and some muddy but cheerful
over the prospect of Sunday dinner
at home.
Mrs. f. B. Raudebaugh was hostess
to ladies of ST. Margaret's Guild on
Wednesday afternoon during which
much work was done toward the ba-
zaar which they will hold in the
spring. Through the courtesy of Miss
Costigan they will sponsor Harold
Lloyd in "Girl Shy" next weeR. Miss
Louise G. Freeland, Mrs. E. G. Mills
and Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh are in
charge. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Warren Cooper.