The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09

Easy chairs for the fireside at the
Flagstaff Furniture store.
Cooked foods, salads, pies, cakes
and homemade candy at the Food
shop.
Have you tried our electric waffles,
coffee or club breakfast? They are
sure fine.-Griff's.
Nice clean, comfortably furnished
rooms with good southern cooked food
at 204 w. Birch Ave. 10-9-tf
Miss Alice Metz, who spent some
time at Colorado Springs, was ex-
pected home this week.
Sale of home cooked foods at the
Flagstaff Furniture store tomorrow,
commencing at 2 O'Clock.
They can't be beat in. values
those. oveicoats from Hart Schaffner
& Marx at @$25 to $45 Sid Gassman
Mrs. NJ A. Stoneking, sister of Mrs.
Frank Goodman, is visiting this week
in Leupp with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bal
mer.l
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy.
Mrs. H. F. Softley returned Friday
from Downey, Calf, where she visited
her parents following her husbands
return two weeks earlier.
Beryl Curtis this week received
word that her mother, Mrs A. s. Cur
tbs, who had been very low with heart
trouble in Bernalillo, N. NJ, was bet
ter. a
( Mrs. J.. S. Hopley on Wednesday
morning left for a month or six weeks
stay in Phoenix, Tucson and Arivaipa.
At the latter place she will visit her
son.
P. Torrez, on the charge of selling
booze to an Indian, though he plead
not guilty, was held by U. S. Com
missioner Tom L. Rees for federal
court.
These nippy nights bring thoughts
of downy soft comforts; have another
thought and drop into the Flagstaff
Furniture store and see what we have
in that line.
Everett and Francis Wells of Will
liams spent Saturday and Sunday with
their cousins, Myra, Lawrence and
Joan Gold, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ Gold.
Ben Foster, junior biologist in the
state rodent control department and
Mrs, Foster, left Wednesday for Tue
son where his headquarters will be for
the next six months.
Miss Thellna Francis on Monday
accompanied Mrs. Ena Howell, who
for several months was her. house
guest, to her home in Los Angeles for
a stay of couple Of weeks.
George r. Harrington, manager Of
the local electric light company, left
Tuesday night for Roswell, N. NJ, to
be gone for week or so on business
connected with the new electric light
plant merger.
Among deer hunters bound for the
Kaibab forest who left Wednesday
morning were Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Till
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Long, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. McRae, Mr.. Scott and
Mr.. Thornton.
j. B. Leedy, employed on the city
water development work here, and
Mrs. Kate Evans, who recently be-
came resident of Flagstaff, were
married on Monday by Justice Of
Peace Tom Puliam
Wana Camp Fire and their guard
ian Miss Eleanore Greenlaw, will hold
a rulnmage sale at Brannen school to-
morrow Miss Bigham's Camp Fire
group gave successful candy sale
yesterday at En1erson.
Mrs. Anna Bean and family on
I Wednesday moved into the Babbitt
house on the southwest bank of the
River de Flag on West Aspen avenue,
from the ranch in the country where
they spent the summer.
Eano Torgersen, Norwegian who
had travelled widely as a member of
steamship crews, but at present work
ing on the city pipe line, last week re-
ceived heroic treatment for a seriously
infected hand. Dr.. Charles Ploussard
did the surgical work.
Mrs T. A. Riordan on Tuesday eve-
ming gave a bridge party for her
daughter, Mrs Robert L. Chambers,
and Mr.. Chambers Of Los Angeles,
who are visiting her for several weeks.
High scores were taken by Mrs. Ed
win Babbitt and Arthur Riordan.
Calletano Gongales a week ago
Tuesday was on the operating table at
Mercy hospital when DR.. Charles
Ploussard attended to a ruptured
gangrenous appendix. He is doing
pretty we'll and in another week or so
should be able to return to the woods.
Indian Miller (Chief Crazy Thun-
der) was in couple days this week
from his Canyon Lodge museum and
other activities. He plans extensive
improvements there in the near fu-
ture, more of which, some of it of a
striking nature, will be revealed in
due time.
Dir. r. O.. Raymond, accompanied by
Mrs. Felix Manning, Miss Hazel Neer
and William Coburn on Friday morn
ing left for a trip to Roosevelt lake
and Stafford, where Mrs. Manning
will visit her mother, Mrs. Anderson,
for a day or so. They will be gone a
week or ten days.
George Hanley, who entered medi
cal school in Denver this fall, got home
here yesterday, pretty much under the
weather. He has been sick most of
the time since he left here and ply