The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30
demand Flagstaff


Housewives demand Flagstaff
Dairy products.
| Don't forget to send your films to
Carson. the photographers:
| Cooked foods, salads, pies, cakes
and homemade candy at the Food
shop.
Constance Talmage in Learning to
Love" Friday night, October 80, Or
Epheum theater.< ct
i Police Magistrate S. o. Thompson
was in Holbrook day or so this
week attending cattle sales.
J Joe Moore this week joined Bob
MitchelPs upstairs repair gang as ap-
lprentice at Ed Rabbits garage.
Good old-fashioned fruit cake,
phone in your order now, Frank Ho-
Egan, Flagstaff bakery, phone 1853.
f Elias S. Nackard this week bought
from Jose Roybal two pieces of resi-
dence property on South Agassiz
street
For special orders of ice cream,
ices, sherbets, cakes or French pastry
or other novelties for parties ask for
prices, Griff's.
| Coming soon, something new
| handsome models in the new Ortho-
tphonic Victrolas at Mrs. Longfellow's
Art Shop, 13 N. Leroux.
| E. G. Nelson, master mechanic for
the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,
Ehas rented the John Hennessy home
on West Aspen avenue.
| Johnny O'Farrel, proprietor of the
Indian trading post at Red Lake, was
here Tuesday on business and visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
| O'Farrell
Eugene Smith, whose leg was
Ecrushed when his horse fell upon him
six weeks ago, is now hobbling around
on crutches and taking an interest in
outdoor activities again.
| Exclusively we handle Johnston's
and Saylor's Chocolates in ali size
boxes and all varieties, also Christie
piers in bulk. We guarantee our
| goods. Griff's Chocolate Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie are on
Sunday leaving overland for IdayilIe,
Ind, where they will spend the winter
with the formers mother and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. w. " CartmelL
| Uncle Tom McCann and little Mick
lie will the last of this week oversee
the moving of the Hennessy sheep
outfit toward their winter range.
John Hennessy and sons will assist.
I Miss Jane Brown, city school nurse,
on Saturday went to Mercy hospital
to receive treatment for a flu cold
and for sinus trouble. Miss Laura
/ McDermid is capably looking after her
work in the schools.
/ Mrs Grover Hutson is temporarily
lhelping out in Attorney Frank NJ
Colds office, since the departure of
Mrs. Dorothy Ford, who with Mr..
Ford left on Saturday overland for
Tucson where they viii spend the
winter.
Mrs. C. F. Peck this. week bought
from j. w. Weatherford his half in
terest in the Merritt Craig homestead,
consisting of about 78 acres located
south of Elden mountain and east of
/ the reservoir. Mrs. Peck last spring
bought the other half interest from
the original owners.
From information at hand it is be-
lieved that at least 800 teachers from
the northern division of the state will
attend the northern Arizona teachers
institute here Thanksgiving week.
Hospitality in private homes will be
fsolicited to care for this large num-
Der of out-of-town guests.
jim Warnock's father, George F.
Warnock dropped in Friday to tell
him hello and left again Saturday for
Tucson. Mr.. Warnock is mining
man with interests in Eel Paso and
Alamogordo. As soon as he can cut
loose from these interests he intends
to locate in Arizona, probably in
Phoenix with his son. He was ac-
companied by E. C. Mitchell.
/ Miss Josephine Kelly on last Friday
left for Albuquerque, where she will
spend a day or SO with relatives and
be joined by her sister, Mrs. L. w.
Brown, who will accompany her to
Kansas City to visit friends. From
there they will go to Carrolton, Mo-,
| to visit an aunt and look up old
| friends whom they have not seen for
five years. Miss Kelly will be away
! three months.
Hugh Wheat, who had a relapse
after he came up here from Phoenix
to convalesce from his long siege of
Malta fever, was walking around
down town Monday, looking lot bet
ter and, judging from the jauntiness
of his step feeling in comparison. This
time he made sure not to get up until
lit was time to do so, and says he'll
never spend another day in bed, no
matter how long he lives, unless he's
sick.
Mrs. Walter Bennett and daughter,
Bobbie, returned Friday night after
visit with relatives in Chicago, Gin
cinnati and Franklin, KY. They went
for a few weeks, which stretched into
as many months. Little Bobby was
not we'll while away but improved as
soon as she reached home. Mrs. Ben
nett was impressed with our improve
ments-new apartment house, new
station and newsboys, added to our
city during her absence.
ar-anaavsaassaa-eaassaas saagaaar-7EaaGR