The Coconino sun., 1925-07-31

liams, Tuesday,
/ We are exclusive agents for tn
Seeley mattress. Flagstaff Furnitur
Co.
/ Green slabs for sale. Get them nov
and let dry for winter use. Franl
Bennett.
/ Anyone wishing to sell or buy !;
city or country home, call on us. AL
Dickinson & Son.
/ Miss Marcy Swing and Mrs. Sidney
Jones are keeping house in the Make
min home ON East Birch.
i Wallace DeVaney failed to report
at Rabbits market on Wednesday
being kept home by illness.
Miss Ruth Adolphson of Galveston
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. Benson
and cousins while on vacation.
| We serve flve-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
/ for one dollar.-Griff's 5-22-t1
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes went to
Winslow, Sunday, the latter to remain
for a visit with the formers parents
We have the finest modern dair,
plant in this part of the state We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy.
DR.. and Mrs. j. @. Fordyce and lit
tie son drove to Winslow, Saturday to
spend the weekend with Rev. and
Mrs. Speck.
Have you seen the window display
| of children's books, paper dolls and
games, at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop?
Mrs. John Britt is driving a fine
new Overland sedan which she pur-
chased from Fred Hayes, the local
representative.
Why cook during the warm weather
when you can buy everything in
cooked foods at the Food Shop next
to the Orpheum theater?
Good fresh milk, 15c quart; 40 per
cent whipping cream SOC pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese. w. Etter,
la East R. r. Ave., Phone 255.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeVaney and
the latter's mother, Mrs S. J. Pratt
of Colorado, drove to Prescott, Satur-
day night to see the senior DeVaneys.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
Hart's market: For Saturday, fresh
stock of beef, pork, veal, lamb, lunch
meats, sausages and eastern smoked
meats. 118 E. Railroad avenue, phone
210. We deliver.
Miss Pearl Bonisteel enjoyed a few
days visit with, her friend, Miss Mabel
Martin of Norfolk, Va, who stopped
over from Thursday to Monday en-
route home from the coast.
The new mechanic that is caring
for the extra rush at the Franklin
Overland garage is WyIie Molyneax,
who left here to GO to Colorado some
time ago.. but later returned.
John Lawson, who underwent SER
ious operation by DIR. Ploussard at
Mercy hospital some time age, Is do
ing finely and probably will leave the
hospital the last of the week.
George Collins, who spent part of
his vacation with his sister,. Mrs. Ana
trohmiller, and his brother, Freddie !
Collins, went to Los Angeles, Friday |
to see his other sisters for a week.
From mill to wearer at manufac-
turer's price, many beautiful styles !
and patterns in silk dresses from /
California Sportswear Mills. Mrs. Will
lam Rudd, 1913 w Birch, phone I87W. T
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips drove
to Cameron, Wednesday, accompan- /
ed by Mrs. NJ. w. Borum, who visited
them a few days this week. Mrs. |
8orum visited Mrs. William Rudd last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. s. Copeland and
family of Wiekenburg, who camped |
at Lake Mary, came to town Wednes- /
lay to see Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Daugh |
erty and Miss Cora Daughertys
Thursday they visited the Cliff Dwell
ngs.
Wanted at once-125 live blue jays
will pay 25c each; 100 live prairie
dogs, will pay SO per dozen; SO ra-
vens or full grown crows at S6 per /
dozen. All must be in good, healthy
shipping condition. Write p o. Box
532, Flagstaff.
Mrs. w. Fl. Norman this week re-
,eived news of the birth on July 18
If Edith Louise, third daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Walters, of Bernalillo,
\. M. Mrs. Walters who until the
,ast year lived in Flagstaff, is Mrs.
Jorman's daughter
Earl Brewster, general sales man |.
lger for the Union Oil company in
Arizona, who with Mrs. Brewster had \
,een up this way on vacation, part of
he times at Mormon lake, left the
irst of the week to return to their Il
lome in Phoenix.
Mrs. ]. B. Francis and sons, Well
ington and Peery, will leave shortly |,
or Denver for the winter. yelling !,
on will enter high school there. The
ldest son, Dan, has been located in
)enver for some time and wants his
mother and brothers with him. IA
Chas. Schulz, a pioneer resident of
flagstaff and chairman of the board !
f supervisors of Coconino county
vhen the county was new, and A. E.
another early resident of
flagstaff, drove UP from Phoenix on
short fishing and visiting trip. 4;
Claude Black was called to Los
Angeles Saturday by the illness of his
ather, George w. Black Sr. Accord
lg to reports Mr. Black, former we'll /
nown resident here and who had just I
eturned to the coast from several !
'eeks here, is in very serious condi- K
ion.
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