The Coconino sun., 1925-08-28
LOCAL BREVITES
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Coca Cola in bottles, always q
leader.
Wide selection of high-class stamped
goods at Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop
Green slabs for sale. Get them now
and let dry for winter use. Frank
Bennett.
Have you tried our electric waffl, S,
coffee or club breakfast? They are
sure fine.-Griff's.
Exclusive agents for Masterpiece
smoking tobacco. Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop,
Mrs. Grover Hutson. is spending a
few days visiting her father, j. P.
Kennedy, in Phoenix.
Mrs. R. J, Connor and son spent a
few days in Williams last week with
her mother, Mrs. John Juhi
Clever games and boxed puzzles,
never before shown here, on sale at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mrs. Hayes Weidner returned from
Long Beach Sunday evening after a
two weeks visit with her brother,
Charlie Marshall.
For quick sale, we are offering a
modern dwelling, good location, at
bargain price, liberal terms. T. E. Pol
lock Investment Co.. 7-31-tf
Miss Maxine Cooper. will leave to-
morrow for her home in Sacramento
after spending a month here with her
uncle, C. H. Cooper, and family. =
H. L. Benham, freight agent for the
Santa Fe at Williams and at one time
a forest ranger on the Williams dis
trict was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
Miss Louise Eden, on vacation in
California, arrived Tuesday for visit
with Mrs. C. E. DeVaney before pro-
ceeding to her home in Kansas City.
Because we need the room we are
offering sacrifice prices on steamer
and other trunks. You can save a lot
of money by buying now. Sid Gass-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs, William C. Steele of
Sedona selected the name of William
Joseph for their first baby, who came
Tuesday to help daddy sell Oak Creek
fruit.
Forest Aver arrived Friday morn
ing from Prescott to spend a couple
of weeks with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Phillips, and his sister, Miss Marian
Ayers.
Ed Metz will leave Tuesday for
Santa Fe to attend St. Michael's col
lege. Ed distinguished himself last,
year by his reportorial activities for
the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cram the last
of this week will move from the Mrs.
Woolfolk's house into the new house
North Beaver street.
Choice line of Japanese goods just
received, lacquered trays, sandwich
baskets. sewing baskets, decorated
table covers, at Gassnan's News
stand and Gift shop.
Miss Maud Schrivener, who took the
summer course at Teachers college
spent the weekend with Miss Kath-
ryn Keller and left Monday morning
for her home in Phoenix.
Miss Justine Johnson, telegraph
operator at Houck, came last Satur-
day to spend few days with her
parents. Her cousin Miss Hele john
son, who had been visiting here, re-
turned with her Tuesday.
George R. See will leave Monday
for Albuquerque where he will consult
DR.. Leamon and if his opinion agrees
with others which indicate the need
of an operation for appendicitis, he
will remain there for the operation.
The j. B. Bradford family will on
the first of the month move into the
house at the east end of Birch avenue
recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
FitzGerald. Mr. Bradford is a me-
chanic with the Pilkington Motor Co.
Tom Hudspeth of the Grand Can
yon Sheep company shipped 80 pure
bred yearling Rambouilet bucks to the
Salt Lake City ram sale. They were
loaded Sunday at Seligman and were
reported as being very fine lot of
breeding stock.
Mrs. A. E. Franklin on Monday be-
gan clerking in Rabbits drug and
curio department. For a year and a
half she was at the Cedar Ridge trad
ing post. The past two moths she
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yon. She is living with Mrs. Amy
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Liyermore of |
Phoenix, old time residents of Flag
staff who have been spending a few |
weeks in camp near Williams, are Wis
iting friends here. As Frank suggests,
they did not come up north on account |
of the heat at Phoenix, but because it
was cooler here.
A jolly dancing party was given
Friday night at. the home of Senator
Walter Runke when Miss Helen Runke |
these friends, Miss Louise |
Wilde, Miss Virginia Flickenger, Miss
Martha Burnhelm, Miss Helen Parker, |
George Marine, Millard Kuhn, DePage
Keller, and Sherman and Merwin /
Schwarz.
Harvey Cooper, on temporary leave
from Rochester, Mimi, is visiting his I
uncle and aunt, the Drs.. Schoolcraft |
at Watertown, S. D., for couple of |
weeks. He will report to Mayo broth
ers for final examination and dis
charge before returning home. He is
and expects no further