The Coconino sun., 1925-12-18
THE COCONINO SUN
YES demand Flagstaff

| Housewives demand Flagstaff
Dairy products.
| Mrs. Henry Albers last, week spent
a few. days in Phoenix.
h Don't forget to send your films to
Carson, the photographer "
Miss Laura Arthur on Tuesday
went to Grand Canyon to visit until
Christmas.
Dan M. Francis came up from his
Rhoeni1 winter home to- spend cou-
I pie. Of days with friends.
/ New patterns in picture frame
mouldings. Work artistically and ex-
lpertly done at Rabbits.
! For special, orders of ice cream,
ices, sherbets,. cakes or French pastry
or, other novelties for parties ask for
prices. Griff's.
| For last minute Christmas gifts
call at the Powder Puff and see the
Blue Rose assortment Of perfumes,
compacts and cosmetics.
Mrs. Virginia Gross Of Port Arthur,
Texas and,Mrs. w. t., CargiH of
Houston, Texas spent several days
here with their brother, A. B. McRae.
Baggage and express transfer,
household, goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking:
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921. go
! Attorney. C. B. Wilson left Sunday
/ morning for Illinois, tosbe gone until
nearly Christmas, visiting at his old
home Galesburg,i and on business in
Chicago. y y
Judge George McDougalF of Will
liams was a Flagstaff visitor yester-
day, here on business, but sparing a
few minutes to chat with some of his
many local friends.
James Lamport, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mary, left this
Wees for San Francisco to visit his
son, George, and wife. George is
taking a course at an electrical school
there.
Do your Christmas mailing early.
We will pay charges on purchases Of
So and over. Our candies and choco-
tates are guaranteed Saylor's and
Johnston's-from pound to pounds.
Griff's.
Charles. j. Riggio, who worked here
last summer in Bert Fairs barber
shop liked it SO well that on the
first of December he bought-a half
interest and leased one Of the Potts
apartments.
George NJ. Colvocoresses, general
manager of the Southwest Metals Co.
of Humboldt, this state, was in Flag
staff on business the last of last
week, going back by way Of Stoneman
lake to get some duck shooting.
George A. Reed was in from his
famous hog ranch at Echo Park near
Grand Canyon yesterday. George ad-
vises that the echo of grunts were
not heard in profusion this year in his
park owing to flu or some kindred
destroyer of porkers.
Mrs. NJ. T. Rleson on, Saturday
morning left for Phoenix to consult
DR.. E. Payne Palmer about her health
which since her return recently from
a three-months' visit in Detroit has
not been of the best. She is with a
son, James A. Rieson, while there.
A lighted candle in your window on
Christmas eve will bring sweet young
caroIlers who will pause awhile and
observe the ancient custom of singing
outside your window. Wana Camp
Fire girls are planAaing and practicing
for this pleasant yuletide observance.
Through the courtesy of Zane Grey
we are distributors for his novel,
"The Vanishing American" The set
i ting for this. story is laid on our
nearby Indian reservations where last
summer the popular film was made.
-Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
| shop.
| Mrs. James st. Claire on Sunday
came up from Phoenix for short
stay with her home folks, Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Switzer and family, and
to make the acquaintance of her young
nephew, Billie Saunders. Mrs. SaunA
ders, who has been here for some
months, will leave next Monday to
join her husband in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Margaret Hanley received
word of the arrival in Los Angeles
on Wednesday Of six and a quarter
pound baby girl, to be called Donna
| 10, first child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
! Hanley of Needles. The mother is
doing nicely. 1t was a year and a
half ago that Mrs. Han1ey had mar
row escape from death when she re-
ceived a broken back in an automo-
bile accident.
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