The Coconino sun., 1925-08-28
Oranges are high; drink orange

oranges are Mgn; drink orange
crush.
Green slabs for sale. Get them now
and let dry for winter use. Frank
Bennett.
Rex Goble is driving a new Flint
car which he purchased in Prescott
last Sunday.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. AIf
Dickinson & Son.
! M. T. Connors has moved out to
Grand Canyon and is now engaged
with the national park service.
Prices away down on steamer
trunks at Sid Gassman's. We need the
room and you can save money.
George Rickel and family rented the
j. B. Ormond house on West Aspen
avenue and moved in this week.
Just received new shipment of
celebrated Montag's stationery at
Gassman's. Newsstand and Gift shop.
Miss Maude Scrivener, Miss Har-
riette, Jones, Ike VeaSey and George
Burns spent Sunday at Grand Canyon.
County Assessor Billy Beeson has
1873 more assessments on his books
now than in 1920, the year he took
office.
! Horace Giles and Ina v. Roofe were.
married Monday by Judge J. E. Jones
and both gave their residence as
Flagstaff.
Why do they eat at Griff's? Be-
cause he serves the best food for the
least money and has the cleanest and
most restful cafe in town
An Oak Creek fishing party Tues
day was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom King, Mrs. M. r. Piper, Miss
Hattie Rollins and John Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Simpson and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Foster drove to
Prescott Sunday to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Foster.
John Allen returned a few days
ago from an extended vacation trip to
Ohio, West Virginia and other states,
where he visited relatives and friends.
Schumann Dresden china is repre-
sented by fruit dishes, sandwich and
cake plates Of interesting design at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Williams, Mrs.
Williams sister, Mrs. Kortezof Comp
ton, Calf, Ernest Williams and
Everett Kortez motored to Prescott
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lawson last
week moved from the McVey house to
their own home in the west end of
town which they had rented to Teach
ers college students.
Miss Margaret Walsh, who spent
several weeks in Chicago taking a
special course in music, returned FRI
day to visit her sister, Mrs. r. G. Bab
bftt, until September.
DO. Lindsey, selling life Insurance.
has camped in City park this sum
mer. He likes it SO well that he has
decided to locate here permanently
with his wife and boy.
All kinds of beauty work, marcel
ling and manicuring by experienced
operator at the Peter Pan Beauty
Shoppe Scalp treatments speciality.
113 W. Birch avenue, phone 1fS. If
Mrs. Catharine Roger will leave
next Tuesday for Tulsa, Okla, after
enjoying. the summer here with her
brother, G. w. Cox, and Mrs. Cox.
She hopes to spend next summer with
them.
Wilson & Coffin this week discarded
their old gasoline pump and installed
a new one of different make and
especially of different color, its vivid
green looking vegatitious and ST.
Patrickus as all get out.
Miss Ruth Lattimer, former MEM
Der of Flagstaff Teachers college
faculty, who had been teaching in the
east for the last two years, was
scheduled to arrive here this week to
spend part of her vacation visiting
friends.
Charles Mccormick, scout executive
for Grand Canyon council of Boy
Scouts, left Monday night for Oak
land, Calf, where he will take a
post graduate course in the scout exc
cutive training school of which he is
graduate.
Wanted at once-125 live blue jays
will pay 25c each; 100 live prairie
dogs, will pay So per dozen;, so ra-
vens or full grown crows at Sc per
dozen. All must be in good, healthy
shipping condition. Write P. O. Box
632, Flagstaff.
"Dad" Power is up from the Pio-
neer home at Prescott for few days
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Power. "Dad" is SO years old and
looking spry, though he complains
that his limbs are not quite as useful
as they have been.
Bert Cameron, manager Union Oil
Co., is having new and much larger
office built at the plant al. the east
end Of town, and also is having en-
larged warehouse and garage space
built; it all improving the looks OF 1
things out there a whole lot.
Mrs. j. P. McVey and baby daugh-
ter and mother, Mrs. L. B. Flafcke, /
recently went to Salt Lake City to
remain a while. Since her course of
treatment with the Drs Mayo at
Rochester, Mimi, Mrs. McVey's health
has improved considerably and she
hopes to return here when there is
greater Improvement.
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