The Coconino sun., 1925-06-19

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ALI Dickinson & Sons
Particular people recommend Flag
staff Dairy milk and cream.
Mrs. NJ G. Fronske left Thursday
for short visit with Mrs. H. G. En-
lers in Kingman.
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
Mrs. George Babbitt and daughter,
Miss Eunice, left Friday for Los An
geles to spend two weeks.
Miss Betty Harrington left yester-
day for a visit with relatives in Kan
sas City and Lawrence, Kan.
Billie O'Brien, manager of Babbitt
Bros trading post at Tuba City, was
ia Flagstaff the first of the week.
Miss Dorothy Jake left Wednes-
day afternoon for Berkeley, Calf,
where she will study at the university
Mrs. Jennie Hunter of San Diego is
the guest of her brother, NJ |. Powers
and will spend the summer in Flag
staff.
F. W. Piper of Doney Park left
Wednesday for Topeka, Kan, to visit
his sons, James and John Piper, for a
month.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy will have as
guest for the most of the summer her
old time friend, Miss Florence Parker
of Newcastle, Ind.
Ted Goode got back Monday after
three months trip to Europe and
return by way of Panama canal and
Pacific coast cities.
Vote for your favorite girl at the
voting contest at the bazaar of the
ladies of the Catholic church, Woman's
club, June %, 20, and "a.
| Gertrude Babbitt last week went
to Cincinnati to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Babbitt,
daughter of Judge E. j. Babbitt.
Arizona cantaloupe, for 25c; Ari-
zona plums, 15c a pound; Albuquer-
que peas, 15c a pound; Strawberries,
25c box, at Rabbits vegetable de-
partment.
Emory Kolb, Bert Lauzon and j. E.
Kintner motored in from Grand Can
yon in Mr.. Kolb's Packard Sunday
night and spent the next day among
heir friends here.
Come, timber up at the old time
Darn dance; special features, no dull
moments, Zip roaring good time at
he clubhouse Friday night June 26.
SOC apiece admission. Flagstaff
Woman's club.
Mr. and Mrs n y Aitken of Pres
colt were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. S. Breen a short time Sunday. Mr.
Aitken is a member Of the Bashford-
Burmister Co. of Prescott and one Of
| the progressive citizens of that thriv
ing city.
Griff's Chocolate shop was the scene
Of an enjoyable birthday party last
Friday night, the fellow who'd had a
birthday being Lee Doyle and the
party comprising Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank, Oliver Alsup,
Ira Calvin.
P. H. Ross, extension director at the
state university was visiting County
Farm Agent Francis Chisholm few
days last week. Mr. Ross was on a
general inspection tour of the north
for Navajo and Apache counties.
City Marshal Justin r. Cooper got
word this week of the death in Pom
tiac, Mich, of an uncle, physician.
The obituary notice cited related that
among the ancestors Of deceased were
Commodore Peary, Ethan Allen and
| James Fenimore Cooper. No wonder
| Misunderstanding Tales are favorite
reading with Justin.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Ulrich of Phoenix
are visiting Flagstaff and northern
Arizona for the summer. Mr.. Ulrich
| is now connected with the state high
way department, some years ago he
was with the DIX Cattle company.
During the narrowing days of 1917
Mrs. Ulrich, then Miss Clarke, was a
valued member of the state draft Of
fice
Jack Leonard, the hot dog man on
| the corner across from the depot, says
| he thinks that the Normal girls would
! find that their studies would be much
! easier if they would eat anywhere
from two to four hot dogs and ham
burgers a day. He also sells all kinds
of soft drinks and ice cream-and
say, you can't imagine how good that
grape bouquet is until you try it!
Steve Eek filled the gas tank of
Mrs. Barbara Englands car Sunday
evening at Dave Lays store, then
| lighted match to see if it was full.
What vacant space was left in the
tank was right then filled with fire.
Mrs England quickly covered the
opening, smothering out the fire, so
when the fire truck got there all they
had to do was to turn around and go
home again.