The Coconino sun., 1925-12-25
Prompt and expert kodak service at

Printed inventory sheets on sale at
4 The Sun office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fillerup have
moved to 81 Grand Canyon avenue.
Anyone wlsnlng to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.
/ Walter Lewis, Indian trader at
Tuba City, was in town on business
on Monday
Let us explain the seepage bank
for storage of batteries. E. d. Bah
bitt Motor company
Bob Marshall, top mechanic at Jim
| Tillman's garage, is spending Christ
mas in Phoenix with friends.
Daily adding to my fine display of
the latest in fancyWork-Mrs. Long
fellow at The Art Shop, 13 N .Leroux.
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection Of the Flagstaff
Dairy. @
! Mrs Matilda Wisehart on Saturday
/ left for Phoenix to spend the holiday
season with her son, Fred Smith, and
family.
Booking few tables left for dinner
dance New Years eve from D. m. till
you go home, at Griff's. Want a
| table? Call 224.
Low night temperatures don't worry
you when your home is heated by the
! Washington Home Heater. j. E.
| Nichols, the plumber. If
/ Baggage and. express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
Miss Eleanore Greenlaw, private
secretary to J. @. Thomas, superin-
tendent city schools will spend two
weeks ON vacation in southern cities
visiting friends.
|, Mrs. Agens Pouthie on Thursday
might gave a Harold Lloyd theatre
Iparty and after-theatre supper at her
lhome on Milton road. There were
eleven guests.
| Durward Mckinney will on New
Years enjoy a visit from his father
/ Land brother, who will come up from
Phoenix for the occasion. They are
| old-timers here.
Miss Bess Jacobs of Teachers coll
l1ege according to custom is. helping
out with the holiday rush at the Pen
Iney store. Chester Deaver of the col
lege faculty also is assisting there.
Miss Mary Costigan spent a day or
two in bed and several more unpleas-
ant days on account Of serious cold
She is again directing her multitudin-
Ious activities with her usual energy
County Attorney Frank Harrison
and son Bill are expected home this
week from a three weeks business
and pleasure trip to Boston and
Franks old home in North Carolina.
| key Daugherty came down town
for short time this week and will
be back on the job at the White
garage after a very painful siege of
lquinsy which at first was thought to
: De mumps.
/ Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
/ Narnock will be happy to learn that
Myrtis, has improved greatly since
coming here and is speedily becoming
ound and rosy.
Our specialties are as follows Waf-
les, real coffee, club breakfast, four
curse chicken dinner every Sunday,
hicken chop suey and chicken ta-
/ males. If you want anything in the
| altering line call US. Phone 224.
Griff's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Koch will enter
| ain their son, Robert Koch and fam
ly of Los Angeles over the. Christmas
Weekend Miss Lucille Koch last
Saturday came up for the holidays
from Tucson where she attends the
University.
Through the courtesy of Zane Grey
We are distributors for his novel,
The Vanishing American" The set
ing for this story is laid on our
learby Indian reservations where last
ummer the popular film was made.
-Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
Christmas at the Henderson War
I'1ock home promises to be happy
family affair. Mr.. Warnock's sister,
3rs r. Renshaw and family of
Holbrook, plan to come up for the
Feekrend ana his father, George F..
Warnock of Alamogordo, wrote that
he would be here.
Wilson & Coffin are this week put
ing in Kohler lighting plant at
Riordan for John McWilliams at his
tourist camp ground. Jack Wilson
and Claude Phelan are doing the
work. Ray and Speck are. installing
another plant for Wilson & Coffin at
Moeneopie for j. B. Frey.
. Out at Mormon lake there are two
nice young girls who wish to attend
school. They are dandy little helpers
around the house and handy with
small children. Whoever wishes their
services in return for their room and
board may reach them by addressing
their father, Harry Neel at Mormon
lake
Neil Ericsson, the watchful guardian
of the Walnut canyon monument, left |
on Saturday for Clovis, Calf, to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Hutchinson. His son, Ben
Ericsson, and another daughter, Mrs. |
Lillian E. Riggs of Dos Cabesos, ar |
rived here last Thursday. Accompan-
led by their mother they left overland /